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Sheriff credits sergeant for 2026 Speed and OWI grant; asks about Community Maps access
Summary
Sheriff Mike Osmond recognized Sergeant Ryan Howell for securing the 2026 Speed and OWI Grant and asked whether the Sheriff’s Office is set up on Community Maps; DOT staff said they would confirm and report back before the meeting ended.
Sheriff Mike Osmond opened his update by recognizing Sergeant Ryan Howell for his role in obtaining a 2026 Speed and OWI grant, saying Howell "takes care of all of the Grant paperwork." Osmond also asked whether the Sheriff’s Office was signed up for Community Maps and requested confirmation that the system was active for his office.
Todd Rasmussen of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation confirmed the Sheriff’s Office appeared on Community Maps and agreed to verify and report back before the meeting adjourned. The commission did not take further formal action on the grant paperwork at this meeting.
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