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Public Meeting Notice Taylor County Board of Supervisors The Taylor County Board of Supervisors will be meeting on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., in the third floor County Board Room of the Taylor County Courthouse. All County Board meetings are open to the public. The agenda for this meeting includes the following: MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS, BUSINESS, AND PRESENTATIONS: • Administrative Coordinator/HR Manager Report. RESOLUTIONS & ORDINANCES TO BE ACTED ON: • Docket 2026-2-7: Resolution expressing appreciation to Amy Peterson for her many years of service to Taylor County. • Docket 2026-2-8: Resolution expressing appreciation to Jody Budzinski for her many years of service to Taylor County. • Docket 2026-2-9: Resolution expressing appreciation to Tracy Heier for his many years of service to Taylor County. • Docket 2026-2-10: Ordinance to amend sections of Chapter 22, County treasury, Taylor County Code. • Docket 2026-2-11: Resolution establishing total annual compensation for county elected officials of Sheriff and Clerk of Circuit Court pursuant to Section 59.22(1), Wisconsin State Statutes. • Docket 2026-2-12: Ordinance to amend section 9.08(2) of Chapter 9, Sheriff, Taylor County Code. • Docket 2026-2-13: Resolution to support state investment for sustainable transportation funding. For further information on any of these items, please feel free to contact Andria Farrand at the Taylor County Clerk’s Office, 715- 748-1460. 180328 WNAXLP
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Public Meeting Notice Taylor County Board of Supervisors The Taylor County Board of Supervisors will be meeting on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., in the third floor County Board Room of the Taylor County Courthouse. All County Board meetings are open to the public. The agenda for this meeting includes the following: MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS, BUSINESS, AND PRESENTATIONS: • Administrative Coordinator/HR Manager Report. RESOLUTIONS & ORDINANCES TO BE ACTED ON: • Docket 2026-2-7: Resolution expressing appreciation to Amy Peterson for her many years of service to Taylor County. • Docket 2026-2-8: Resolution expressing appreciation to Jody Budzinski for her many years of service to Taylor County. • Docket 2026-2-9: Resolution expressing appreciation to Tracy Heier for his many years of service to Taylor County. • Docket 2026-2-10: Ordinance to amend sections of Chapter 22, County treasury, Taylor County Code. • Docket 2026-2-11: Resolution establishing total annual compensation for county elected officials of Sheriff and Clerk of Circuit Court pursuant to Section 59.22(1), Wisconsin State Statutes. • Docket 2026-2-12: Ordinance to amend section 9.08(2) of Chapter 9, Sheriff, Taylor County Code. • Docket 2026-2-13: Resolution to support state investment for sustainable transportation funding. For further information on any of these items, please feel free to contact Andria Farrand at the Taylor County Clerk’s Office, 715- 748-1460. 180328 WNAXLP
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