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Dunn County committee adopts resolution formalizing 2026 legislative agenda
Summary
The Dunn County Executive Legislative Committee adopted a resolution formalizing its 2026 legislative agenda at a brief March 11 meeting, directing the chair and a committee member to meet with local legislators and including an appendix modeled on the Health and Human Services Committee's format.
The Dunn County Executive Legislative Committee adopted a resolution formalizing its 2026 legislative agenda during a brief March 11 meeting, after approving minutes and recording no public comment. The chair called the meeting to order and the committee voted to adopt the resolution by voice vote.
Dan, a committee member who led the presentation, said the resolution represents a procedural change: "So first of all, we've never actually done a resolution to adopt it. So I created a resolution this time," and explained that the document includes an appendix with expanded background, problem descriptions and potential solutions modeled on the Health and Human Services Committee's approach. He said the appendix is intended to give legislators fuller context so committee representatives "are not speaking out of turn" when explaining the board's positions.
The chair said the expanded format "reads like what we get when we have to act on things" and endorsed meeting periodically with local legislators to review the agenda. The resolution calls for outreach by the chair and committee representatives to area legislators to explain and educate them on the board's positions; the transcript shows the chair and Dan will conduct those meetings as described in the resolution.
The committee first approved minutes from the Nov. 5, 2025 meeting by voice vote before taking up the legislative agenda; the clerk reported there were no public comments during the public-comment period. The committee adopted the resolution to approve the 2026 legislative agenda by a voice vote; the transcript records "Aye" and the chair's declaration that the "motion carried," but does not record roll-call tallies.
The meeting concluded with the chair thanking members and adjourning. The resolution formalizes the agenda and directs committee leadership to brief local lawmakers; the transcript does not specify a schedule for those meetings or further implementation steps.
