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Board approves budget amendment to replace ADRC handicapped-accessible van; insurance and DOT Trust Fund to cover cost

Vernon County Board of Supervisors · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Vernon County adopted Resolution 2026-32 to replace a handicapped-accessible Aging and Disability Resource Center minivan after hail damage; insurance proceeds of $24,500 plus up to $50,000 in DOT Trust Fund dollars will fund the replacement with no levy impact.

The Vernon County Board on May 21 adopted Resolution 2026-32, a 2026 budget amendment to purchase a replacement handicapped-accessible minivan for the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC).

Human Services staff told the board the current van was totaled in a recent hailstorm and that insurance proceeds of $24,500 would be used along with non-lapsing DOT Trust Fund dollars not to exceed $50,000 to complete the purchase. The resolution states this amendment will have no levy impact on Vernon County.

Supv Pedretti moved to adopt the resolution and Supv Stanek seconded; Chair Lorn Goede called the question and, on a voice vote, the motion carried with 19 in favor, 0 opposed and 0 abstaining. The minutes record the insurance payment shortfall and the department’s intent to continue operating the transportation program as planned once the replacement vehicle is purchased.