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Denmark Board adopts incident‑reporting form for town property
Summary
The Town Board adopted Resolution 20 to formalize an incident‑reporting protocol and template to be used when personal injury or property damage involves town property, aiming to improve notification and documentation.
The Town of Denmark Board adopted Resolution 20 of 2026, which formalizes the Denmark Incident Report to be used when there is a personal injury or property damage incident involving town property. Supervisor Scott Doyle offered the resolution and said the policy will ensure that "those needing to know will know when something happens concerning Town owned property."
Board members voted 4–0 with one member absent to adopt the report form. The board directed use of the form going forward and recorded the item for implementation by the Town Clerk and relevant departments; no public comments were offered on the item during the meeting.
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