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Committee approves county AI policy, forwards it to County Board
Summary
The Executive & Finance Committee voted to approve a county AI policy, reviewed by corporate counsel, and will forward the policy to the Marquette County Board; IT Director said the county holds 20 Copilot licenses.
Dan Buchholz, Marquette County IT director, presented an artificial-intelligence policy to the Executive & Finance Committee and said Corporation Counsel had reviewed and edited the draft. Buchholz told the committee the county currently holds 20 Copilot AI licenses.
Mike Raddatz moved and Lance Achterberg seconded a motion to approve the AI policy and forward it to the County Board for final consideration; the committee voted to approve the motion. The minutes record the committee's action as "Motion carried." Corporation Counsel Sean Griffin reviewed legal considerations for enterprise AI use and assisted with edits to the policy before the committee vote.
The committee did not publish the full policy text in the minutes; the committee forwarded the approved draft to the County Board for final action and any additional legal review.
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