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Buffalo County 4‑H reports 340 youth enrolled, high program quality in 2025
Summary
Buffalo County 4‑H enrolled 340 youth across 11 clubs in 2025 and scored well on the Wisconsin 4‑H Thriving Survey, the committee was told during the June 1 meeting.
Bianca Mullen, Associate 4‑H Educator, told the subcommittee that the Buffalo County 4‑H program maintained strong engagement in 2025, recording 340 youth enrolled and 11 active 4‑H clubs. The minutes cite Wisconsin 4‑H Thriving Survey results indicating high program quality, with youth reporting strong relationships and new opportunities.
Committee members acknowledged volunteer and staff contributions that supported 4‑H activities after staffing transitions in 2025. No formal funding action for 4‑H was taken at the meeting; budget actuals were noted as reflecting personnel changes but specific allocations for 4‑H were not specified in the minutes.
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