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Oneida County board clears consent agenda including land conveyances, personnel, equipment and forestry plan
Summary
The board approved a multi-item consent agenda covering tax-foreclosed land conveyances, a land strip conveyance, an ADRC donation, finance position reclassifications, Planning & Zoning fee adjustments, a patrol truck purchase and the 2026 forestry work plan.
Oneida County's Board of Supervisors adopted a multi-item consent agenda on Jan. 20 that included land conveyances, department staffing changes, a donation to the Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC), fee schedule adjustments and a planned vehicle purchase.
Key consent items included: conveyance of tax-foreclosed parcel MI-2406-3 to the Town of Minocqua for road right-of-way (Land Records Committee); sale of multiple foreclosed parcels to successful bidders; conveyance of excess county land (part CA-357-4) to adjoining owner Melody K. Yeager; acceptance of a $2,500 donation from Red Arrow to support the ADRC Senior Nutrition Program; reclassifying a full-time Finance Specialist to Accountant (Grade J) and downgrading a part-time Finance Specialist to Finance Technician (Grade H); Planning & Zoning Committee's updated fee schedule (including raising tourist rooming house review and renewal fees to $500); approval to purchase one patrol truck chassis at a quoted price of $161,788.72 (CIP funds available; delivery anticipated in 2027); and adoption of the Forestry Department 2026 Annual Work Plan with direction to send the plan to the Wisconsin DNR.
The board approved the Consent Agenda by roll call (17 Aye; 4 Absent). Supervisor Billy Fried asked that Resolution #10 (opioid settlement/TAD grant writing) be pulled for separate consideration.
Several items reference statutory or code authorities for process (Oneida County Code Chapter 18 procedures for tax-foreclosed property, county code sections on procurement and forest planning) and specify county-clerk recording fees or minimum bid amounts where applicable.
