At a glance: Oneida County Executive Committee actions, Aug. 12, 2026
Summary
The committee approved the day's agenda, entered and exited a closed session on personnel and legal strategy, voted to withhold a BT 1 Series 2023 draw request from Bug Tussel pending verification, and adjourned at 10:37 a.m. The next meeting is Aug. 26.
The Oneida County Executive Committee approved its agenda, held a closed session for a personnel review and a legal update, approved holding a vendor draw request pending verification, and adjourned at 10:37 a.m.
Key actions recorded in the minutes: • Approve agenda — Motion by Michael Tautges, seconded by Ted Cushing; outcome: approved (recorded "All aye; motion carried"). • Enter closed session — Motion by Ted Cushing, second by Dan Hess; roll call recorded Condado, Fisher, Holewinski, Cushing, Hess, Tautges and Fried as voting "aye"; outcome: approved (entered closed session at 8:33 a.m.). • Return to open session — Motion by Ted Cushing, second by Russ Fisher; roll call recorded all members voting "aye"; outcome: approved (returned at 10:24 a.m.). • Withhold BT 1 Series 2023 draw request from Bug Tussel pending payment verification — Motion by Dan Hess, second by Ted Cushing; outcome: approved (recorded "All aye; motion carried").
The minutes note no public comments and that the next Executive Committee meeting is set for Aug. 26, with department budgets and outside agency budgets listed as future topics. The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Billy Fried at 10:37 a.m. The minutes were submitted by Tracy Hartman, Recording Secretary and Oneida County Clerk.
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