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Waupaca County Committee on Committees approves recommended assignments, swaps two supervisors
Summary
The Committee on Committees approved Chair Koeppen’s recommended committee assignments at its April 19, 2022 meeting, including a personnel swap moving Supervisor T. Johnson to the Law Enforcement Committee and Supervisor Purchatzke to Solid Waste Management; motions passed without recorded negative votes.
County Board Chair Koeppen called the Waupaca County Committee on Committees to order at 10:01 a.m. on April 19, 2022 and presented his recommended committee assignments. After discussing the list, the committee agreed to swap Supervisor T. Johnson from Solid Waste Management to the Law Enforcement Committee and Supervisor Purchatzke from Law Enforcement Committee to Solid Waste Management.
Supervisor Zaug moved to approve the agenda; Supervisor McClone seconded and the motion carried without a negative vote. Later, Supervisor Zaug moved and Supervisor Murphy seconded a motion to approve the committee listing as recommended with the changes discussed. The motion carried without a negative vote; individual roll-call tallies were not recorded in the minutes. Supervisor Zaug then moved to adjourn; Chair Koeppen declared the Committee on Committees meeting adjourned at 10:15 a.m. The minutes were signed by Kristy K. Opperman, County Clerk.
The meeting record lists the presence of Supervisors Federwitz, Zaug, McClone, D. Johnson, Murphy and Supr. Morack (via Zoom), along with staff members Amanda Welch, Brian Haase and John Francis. No ordinances, resolutions, or other formal referrals were made during the session.
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