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Sheboygan County Executive Committee approves resolution authorizing up to $14.8M in general obligation promissory notes
Summary
The Sheboygan County Executive Committee on Feb. 26 approved Resolution No. 23 authorizing parameters for the sale of not to exceed $14,800,000 in general obligation promissory notes after a presentation by Baird; the committee carried the motion to approve, with no vote tally recorded in the minutes.
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The Sheboygan County Executive Committee on Feb. 26, 2026, approved Resolution No. 23, "Resolution Authorizing the Issuance and Establishing Parameters for the Sale of Not to Exceed $14,800,000 General Obligation Promissory Notes," following an overview by a financial advisor.
Baird representative Brad Viegut presented the proposed financing parameters and answered questions from committee members. After the presentation, Supervisor Curt Brauer moved to approve the resolution; Supervisor Edward Procek seconded the motion, which the minutes record as carried. The minutes do not include a roll-call vote or tally.
The minutes identify the item as Resolution No. 23 and state the maximum aggregate principal amount of the notes as $14,800,000. The document does not specify the intended projects, repayment schedule, maturity structure, or timing for the sale; those details were not recorded in the committee minutes.
Other committee business that day included review of proposed County Code Chapter 2 amendments and American Rescue Plan Act subrecipient annual progress reports; in both cases the minutes say staff provided overviews and the committee took no formal action.
The committee meeting minutes do not list next procedural steps specifically for Resolution No. 23. The record shows the committee approved the resolution at the Executive Committee level on Feb. 26, 2026; the minutes do not say whether the resolution will be forwarded to the full County Board or specify additional approvals.
