Oneida County candidates introduce priorities at July 20 public hearing
Summary
Three candidates for a Oneida County board seat—Jim Rosenberg, Pat O'Grady and Matthew Campbell—introduced themselves to supervisors July 20 in Rhinelander, answered questions on zoning, long-term planning and small-business support, and no members of the public spoke during the hearing.
A public hearing of the Oneida County Board convened July 20, 2026, in Rhinelander at 6:00 p.m., when Chair Scott Holewinski called the session to order.
Three candidates introduced themselves to the board and responded to supervisor questions. Jim Rosenberg said he has lived in Rhinelander for nine years and noted prior service on the Marathon County Board and a city council. During questioning, Rosenberg "expressed concerns with data centers and Airbnb zoning." Pat O'Grady said she was born in Rhinelander, returned in 1999 and emphasized the importance of multitasking and long-term planning. Matthew Campbell, who moved to Rhinelander in 2018, described work helping small businesses navigate government and said he would judge success by constituent feedback and by assisting fellow supervisors in achieving their goals.
Chair Holewinski opened the floor for public comment at the end of the hearing; no members of the public came forward. The chair adjourned the hearing at 6:27 p.m.
The hearing provided a brief public forum for candidates to summarize backgrounds and priorities. There were no votes, formal motions, or staff presentations recorded during this session.
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