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Votes at a glance: Resolutions, appointments and personnel actions approved March 18, 2025
Summary
The board approved a consent agenda adopting Resolutions 7–15 (appreciations and multiple zoning/comprehensive-plan amendments), confirmed several citizen appointments, and passed personnel and fee-related resolutions (Res.16–21) with recorded tallies where noted.
At its March 18 meeting the Marquette County Board adopted a consent agenda that included Resolutions 7–15, which contained resolutions of appreciation for retiring employees and multiple comprehensive-plan and zoning amendments for towns including Crystal Lake, Oxford, Westfield, Harris and Packwaukee. The consent agenda also confirmed citizen appointments to the Board of Health, Human Services Board and the Transportation Coordinating Committee.
Key consent and personnel actions recorded in the meeting notes include: Resolution 16-2025 (classifying the GIS Specialist position as full-time beginning July 1, 2025) adopted by voice vote (Ayes 17; Noes 0); Resolution 17-2025 (adding a full-time Human Services Billing Specialist) adopted (Ayes 16; Noes 1 — Nigbor); Resolution 18-2025 through Resolution 21-2025 formed the Rural Environmental Health Alliance and related code/fee updates and staffing model (items described in separate coverage).
The board also approved the SAN storage upgrade for county IT (as part of PSAP grant spending) and authorized using unspent contingency funds from prior borrowing to modernize the Sheriff’s Office/Courthouse elevator to meet ADA compliance.
Several zoning amendments and a comprehensive-plan amendment were introduced by Planning and Zoning Committee recommendation and adopted as part of the consent package; parcel descriptions and rezoning classifications are recorded in the resolutions and are available in the County Clerk’s Office or Planning & Zoning records.
Votes on individual consent items were recorded where required; in other cases the board used a consent procedure to adopt multiple items together.
