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Board revises committee structure; Vernon Manor trustees exempted from one-committee rule

Vernon County Board of Supervisors · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved changes to committee and commission structure, removing Vernon Manor Board of Trustees from the limit that county supervisors may serve on only one elected committee because the trustees will serve in an advisory role.

Vernon County adopted Resolution 2024-62 to update the county committee and commission structure, roles and responsibilities. Administrative Coordinator Cassandra Hanan presented the revision, which removes the Vernon Manor Board of Trustees from the rule that a county supervisor may serve on only one elected committee because the trustees will now be primarily advisory and likely meet quarterly.

The change was adopted by voice vote after a motion by Supv Slack and second by Supv Schweiger. The update amends county practice to reflect the advisory nature and expected meeting frequency of the Vernon Manor trustees.