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Maiden Rock board approves $22,286 chargeback payment, backs $10,000 ambulance support
Summary
At its Aug. 11 meeting the Maiden Rock board voted unanimously to pay an estimated $22,286 chargeback to Wisconsin Frac Sand tied to the 2020 tax year and recommended sending a previously approved $10,000 to MRPCS Ambulance; officials said the payment process must be completed by Oct. 1, 2025.
The Town of Maiden Rock board voted unanimously Aug. 11 to pay an estimated $22,286 chargeback to Wisconsin Frac Sand arising from the 2020 tax year and recommended sending a previously approved $10,000 to the MRPCS Ambulance service.
Assessor Bob Irwin told the board the township’s portion of the chargeback is about $22,286 but that some funds will be returned to the township because portions are owed to the Ellsworth School district and the county. Irwin said he will help Clerk/Treasurer Carla R. Schuster with the online payment process and said the township must complete the process by Oct. 1, 2025.
Supervisor Allen White made a motion "to pay the chargeback as soon as possible," which Supervisor John Danneker seconded. The board voted in favor; all members present supported the motion, and the motion carried. Board members noted the payment will need to be reflected in the township budget and directed follow-up on budget impacts.
Earlier in the meeting MRPCS Ambulance Director Joanne Hovey described equipment and service needs and asked for volunteers. The board recommended that the previously approved $10,000 be forwarded to the ambulance service to help with those needs. Hovey also invited residents to contact her about volunteering.
Clerk/Treasurer Carla R. Schuster recorded the action and attendees, and the board listed paying the chargeback and the ambulance recommendation as items requiring follow-up. The board adjourned at 8:31 p.m.
