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Sheboygan County Board concurs with administrator on multiple appointments and reappointments

Sheboygan County Board of Supervisors · April 1, 2026
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Summary

The board concurred unanimously with a slate of appointments and reappointments to county committees, boards and advisory groups, including citizen members for Health and Human Services, library boards, planning and transportation committees, and the Chapter 980 Report Committee.

The Sheboygan County Board of Supervisors unanimously concurred with County Administrator Alayne Krause’s appointments and reappointments at the April 14, 2026 meeting.

The Chair announced members appointed to a Chapter 980 Report Committee: Matt Strittmater (Sheboygan County Health and Human Services Director), Kim Dexter (Department of Health Services Supervised Release Program Liaison), Adam Bielenski (Department of Corrections Field Supervisor, Unit 708), Crystal Fieber (Sheboygan County Corporation Counsel) and Aaron Brault (Sheboygan County Planning and Conservation Director).

The board also approved citizen appointments and reappointments across several boards and committees: Jean Beinemann to the Health and Human Services Committee (citizen member); reappointments of Jeanne Kliejunas and Larry Samet to the same committee; Grant Harrison and reappointments to the Industrial Development and Revolving Loan Agency; Travis Luedke (reappointment) to the Planning, Resources, Agriculture and Extension Committee; Susan Kuck and Stacy Gloede to local public library boards; and reappointments to the Recreational Facilities Management Advisory Committee and the Transportation Coordinating Committee (Derek Muench, Gary Hesselink).

Supervisor Procek moved to concur with the appointments, Supervisor Koch seconded and the motion carried on a unanimous roll call vote. The transcript records names and addresses for many appointees; specific term lengths were not included.