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Waupaca County finalizes committee rosters and appoints citizen members
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Summary
During its April 20 organizational meeting the Waupaca County Board approved committee assignments (with amendments), elected or directed committees to select chairs within 30 days, and confirmed several citizen appointments to boards and commissions including the Solid Waste Board and DHHS Board.
The Waupaca County Board of Supervisors finalized committee memberships and approved several citizen and committee appointments during its April 20, 2022 organizational session.
Supervisor DuWayne Federwitz moved to amend the Committee on Committees slate by removing Supervisor Rick Togstad from Agriculture, Extension & Education and adding Supervisor Ken Jaeger, and by removing Supervisor Jake Timm from Land & Water Conservation and adding Supervisor Dennis Wengelski. The board approved the amendments and then approved the full Committee on Committees selections as amended; the final recorded vote on the selections as amended was 25-1 with 1 abstention.
Corporation Counsel Diane L. Meulemans provided a legal opinion on Law Enforcement committee selections prior to the final vote, as noted in the record. The Land Information Council held a brief meeting to select its chair and vice chair; the transcript notes remaining committees will meet within 30 days to choose chairs and vice chairs.
The board confirmed several appointments: Jeff Dyer, Maryann Snider, Nancy Koeppen and Ken Van Dyke were appointed as citizen members of the Solid Waste Board (motion carried 26-0 with 1 abstention); Dr. Steve Goedderz was appointed to a three-year term as a citizen member of the Department of Health & Human Services Board (motion carried 27-0); Craig Nelson was appointed as the FSA representative to the Land and Water Conservation Committee (motion carried 27-0); and Jessica Friday was appointed to a three-year term on the Veterans Service Commission (motion carried 27-0). County staff were directed to notify appointees and update official rosters.
The board instructed committees not yet organized to select their chairs and vice chairs within approximately 30 days.