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Board refers public safety radio resolution to Economic Development and approves revised CJCC MOU with LCO
Summary
Sawyer County discussed proposed public safety radio system improvements (budgeted cost listed as $2.75 in the minutes), voted to send that resolution back to Economic Development for further work, and approved a revised one-year joint MOU with LCO to support CJCC reporting and tribal-member status restoration to monthly reports.
At the Oct. 17 meeting county staff presented a proposed public safety radio system improvement resolution, which the minutes identify as originally proposed with GenComm and list a budgeted cost of $2.75 (the minutes do not specify units). Supervisor Marshal Savitski moved to send the resolution back to the Economic Development Committee for further work; Supervisor John Righeimer seconded and the motion carried without negative vote.
Separately, the board considered a revised joint memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Lac Courte Oreilles (listed as “LCO” in the minutes) and Sawyer County to support the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC). The revisions noted in the minutes change the agreement to a one-year term, restore tribal-member status reporting on monthly reports, and add a requirement that JusticePoint provide regular reports to TGB. Supervisor Stacey Hessel moved to approve the revised MOU; Supervisor Jeff Hoehne seconded the motion. The minutes record that the motion carried without negative votes.
The minutes do not include contract text or a dollar figure tied to the MOU; the record indicates referrals and approvals were carried out and that further committee work or implementation steps may follow.
