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Warrens trustees hold May 1 working session but lack quorum; no formal action
Summary
The Village of Warrens Board of Trustees met May 1, 2026 in a working session but only three of seven trustees attended, so no formal business was conducted. The agenda listed reviews of multiple ordinance chapters and a proposed code of ordinances for future consideration.
The Village of Warrens Board of Trustees convened a working session on May 1, 2026, at Village Hall, 301 Main Street, but a quorum was not present and no formal action was taken, according to the public notice signed by Village Clerk Tonna Claussen. The session began at 7:36 a.m. and adjournment was recorded at 10:30 a.m.
The agenda listed a series of ordinance reviews and related items slated for discussion and direction only, including a proposed Code of Ordinances table of contents; Chapter 6 (Code of Ethics and Conflicts of Interest); Chapter 8 (Budget and Financial Administration); the position description and pay structure options for a part-time appointed Code Enforcement Officer; Chapter 3 (General Enforcement and Penalties); a resolution to establish a forfeiture (bond) schedule; Chapter 9 (Law Enforcement Services and Code Enforcement); Chapter 10 (Traffic Code, including adoption of Wis. Stat. chapters 340–348 and snowmobile rules in chapter 350); Chapter 11 (Offenses and Public Safety); and Chapter 12 (Public Nuisances).
The meeting notice states that only three of the seven trustees were in attendance (J. Krultz, J. Le Mere and T. Swope), and that, because a quorum was not present, the session was held for discussion purposes only and no official business would be conducted. The agenda repeated that all actions are subject to final approval and public record. A motion to adjourn was recorded with J. Krultz identified as the mover; the transcript does not show a second or vote on that motion.
The notice confirms the agenda was posted in accordance with Wis. Stats. § 19.84 at least 24 hours before the meeting. The Board listed next meeting dates of May 12 and May 15, 2026; any substantive action on the listed ordinance reviews or the Code Enforcement Officer position would require a future meeting at which a quorum is present.
Details from the meeting notice and agenda: three trustees present; the session was a working meeting for discussion only; no formal business or votes were recorded in the provided transcript.
