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Executive Committee approves minutes, variance reports, vouchers and conference attendance; meeting adjourns

Sheboygan County Executive Committee · June 1, 2026
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Summary

On June 18 the Sheboygan County Executive Committee approved the May 21 minutes, first-quarter variance reports, vouchers, and authorized attendance for twelve supervisors at the Wisconsin Counties Association conference; several procedural motions were carried and the meeting adjourned at 1:30 p.m.

The Sheboygan County Executive Committee took several routine approvals on June 18, voting to approve the May 21, 2026 meeting minutes, the first-quarter variance reports and county vouchers. Supervisors also voted to authorize attendance of twelve supervisors at the Wisconsin Counties Association conference.

Supervisor Curt Brauer moved to approve the May 21 minutes; Supervisor John Nelson seconded and the motion carried. Brauer also moved to approve the 1st quarter variance reports, seconded by Nelson, and that motion carried. Supervisor John Nelson moved to approve attendance of twelve supervisors at the Wisconsin Counties Association conference; Supervisor Jacqueline Veldman seconded and the motion carried. Vouchers were reviewed and approved on a motion by Supervisor Curt Brauer, seconded by Supervisor Jacqueline Veldman.

Supervisor Jacqueline Veldman requested approval to attend a meeting with Administrator Alayne Krause on June 18; Supervisor Curt Brauer moved to approve and Supervisor Jay Vander Weele seconded. The committee carried the motion and subsequently adjourned; the meeting record lists the adjournment motion by Supervisor Brauer and a second by Supervisor Nelson. The transcript records that motions 'carried' but does not include roll-call vote tallies.