Proceedings of the Brown County Board of Supervisors March 18, 2026. Pursuant to Sections 19.85 and 59.094, Wis. Stats, notice is hereby given to the public that the regular meeting of the BROWN COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS was held on March 18, 2026, at 7:00 p.m., Lower Level – Pine Room, Brown County Central Library, 515 Pine St., Green Bay, WI 54301. Commendation Presentations for: Supervisors Ron Antonneau, Tom DeWane, Tom Friberg, Michael La Bouve', and Kathy Lefebvre. Chairman Buckley called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Following, an invocation was given and reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance by the Board. Roll call was taken. 26 Supervisors were present: Antonneau, De Wane, Nicholson, Jacobson, Theno, Lefebvre, Friberg, Borchardt, Evans, Vander Leest, Buckley, Gannon, Dantinne, Vigil, Rentmeester, Kaster, Van Dyck, McDonald, Labouvé, Coenen, Przybelski, Van Lanen, Wolfe, Toellner, Lund, Pyle 5. Motion to approve the adoption of the agenda was approved. 6. Motion to approve the County Board minutes of February 18, 2026, meeting was approved. 7. Announcements of Supervisors: Supervisors Przybelski, Lefebvre, Borchardt, Jacobson, Toellner, Lund, and McDonald spoke under announcements of Supervisors. 8. Presentation of Communications for Consideration: Communication from Supervisor Coenen: To no longer separate payment of legal bills out from all other county bills to be paid. Referred to Administration Committee. 9a. Appointments by County Board Chair: None. 9b. Confirmation/Appointments by County Executive: None. 10a. Report was provided by Chairman Buckley. 10b. Report was provided by County Executive Streckenbach. 11. Other Reports - None. 12. Standing Committee Reports (Non-Action Agenda Items) 12a. Report of Administration Comm of March 5, 2026, was received and placed on file. 12b. Report of Education & Recreation Comm of March 11, 2026, was received and placed on file. 12c. No report of Executive Comm. 12d. Report of Human Services Comm of February 25, 2026, was received and placed on file. 12e. Report of Planning, Development/Transportation Comm of March 3, 2026, was received and placed on file. 12ei. Report of Land Conservation Subcomm of March 3, 2026, was received and placed on file. 12f. Report of Public Safety Comm of March 18, 2026, was received and placed on file. 13. Action Items (OTHER THAN RESOLUTIONS & ORDINANCES): 13a. Report of Administration Committee 13ai. Motion to approve Discussion and Possible Action regarding projects funded by the Tourism Grant Program was held for one month. 13aii(i). Motion to approve Legal Bills – Review and Possible Action on Legal Bills to be paid was approved. 13aii(ii). Motion to approve Other County Bills - https://www.browncountywi.gov/departments/administration/finance/paid-bills-report/ was approved. 14. Resolutions, Ordinances: 14a. Resolution Approving Budget Adjustment to Various Department Budgets was approved. 25-087 HHS-CS This 2025 Budget Adjustment is to recognize a significant increase in CCS (Comprehensive Community Services) program expense and matching revenue. The 2025 projected annual amount for this expense and offsetting revenue is $3.6 million compared to a budget of $2.5 million based on prior year activity. The CCS program with costs covered 100% by state and federal funding has increased significantly for both child and adult services helping eligible clients to live successfully in the community. Fiscal Impact: $1,100,000 25-090 SHERIFF *2025*Budget Adjustment is to increase Federal Grant Revenue and increase Equipment for the HS ALERT SWAT Comms Headsets Grant. The purchase of these comm. headsets will greatly enhance communication between team members and command staff while at the same time will assist with protecting team members hearing during loud reports associated with SWAT operations. Assist with amplification of sound which will aid in the overall comm process and will aid in operator protection by enhancing operational awareness. Fiscal Impact: $2,000 25-091 SHERIFF *2025*Budget Adjustment is to increase Federal Grant Revenue and increase Equipment for the HS ALERT SWAT Breaching Equipment Grant. This is to purchase various types of breaching equipment. There is a wide range of methods that are available, one or more of which may be used in any given situation. These breaching methods may be divided up into mechanical, ballistic, hydraulic, explosive, and thermal. A successful breach compared to a failed breach could be the difference between life and death. Fiscal Impact: $13,000 25-092 SHERIFF *2025*Budget Adjustment is to increase Federal Grant Revenue and increase Outlay Equip. for the HS ALERT Bomb Squad Scan X Ray Equipment Grant. This system incorporates high sensitivity flexible film plates and a rugged battery powered image plate reader so Public Safety Bomb Technicians can investigate suspicious packages/ IED's/or other explosive items. The x-ray system produces an ultra high resolution x-ray image which will reveal fine wire and electronic component detail. Helps the PSBT make fast accurate decisions in the field. Fiscal Impact: $28,500 25-093 SHERIFF *2025* This budget adjustment is for the transfer of funds from the Sheriffs Investigative Asset Seizures Fund to the Sheriffs General Fund Drug Task Force Division for drug buy money. This "Buy Money" is used for drug evidence. Fiscal Impact: $27,092 25-094 SHERIFF *2025* This budget adjustment is to increase donations, supplies, and equipment non-outlay. These donations are to be used for numerous items. The Dive Team will be able to purchase tools for rescue, recovery, and for evidence. For example, evidence jars, battery charger kit, recovery gun cases, etc. Patrol will be able to purchase additional Flock Cameras, equipment, and Stop Sticks. Fiscal Impact: $22,700 26-009 PARKS 2026: Parks. In partnership with NEW Water, Parks will be improving the gravel trail that provides pedestrian access through the park as well as NEW Water service vehicles to various stations they are required to monitor. This project will include installing appropriate base and a topcoating of fine gravel. In addition, a new gate will be installed at the NW access point. Total cost is estimated at $42,750 with $20,000 allocated from the contributions account and $22,750 donated from NEW Water with work to be completed by the highway department. Fiscal Impact: $22,750 26-010 HHS-CS *2026* This budget adjustment is to use the final portion of the HHS Loss Revenue Project Grants for the Foster the Village, a non-profit that provides supplies, support, and training to foster parents, kinship providers, and children in Brown County. Funding used is from ARPA #9 Nonprofit Grant program ($13,558); ARPA #65 Nonprofit Grant Program ($41,837). Total $55,395. Fiscal Impact: $55,395 26-011 PARKS *2026* Parks/Resch Center - During replacement of a burner within the Boiler 1 unit the contractor discovered significant repairs to restore safe and reliable operation. The internal refractory has failed and boiler tubes and outer jacket is damaged. There are 2 boilers to heat the Resch Center, both are 22 years old. These repairs will significantly extend the life of this unit and once repairs are complete it will be in like new operating conditions. Sales Tax previously assigned for Vets Memorial/Resch Center maintenance will be used. Fiscal Impact: $118,598 26-013 SHERIFF *2026* This budget adjustment is to increase donations and equipment non-outlay. This donation from Walmart is for Patrol to purchase Flock Cameras. Flock Cameras can help law enforcement find vehicles that are involved in local crimes, or tied to missing or endangered persons. Without Flock Cameras, officers would have to be driving around actively looking for vehicles involved in crimes. Fiscal Impact: $5,000 Administration Committee 14b. Resolution Approving Budget Carryover Requests from 2025 Budget to 2026 Budget was approved. AMOUNT DEPARTMENT/PROJECT REQUESTED* Administration 173,915 Airport 5,574,248 Facilities 292,247 Golf Course 50,000 Health & Human Services-Community Treatment Ctr 70,000 Highway 827,694 Human Resources 213,106 Medical Examiner 79,550 Museum 5,000 Parks 15,000 Port and Resource Recovery & South Landfill 1,125,709 Public Safety Communications 487,892 Veterans Service 4,000 Sheriff 414,797 UW Extension 500 Human Services Committee 14c. Resolution Regarding Table of Organization Change for the Health and Human Services Department – Community Services Division – Children, Youth and Families Unit Wage Changes was approved. Planning, Development and Transportation Committee 14d. Ordinance to Amend Chap. 22 of the Brown County Code of Ordinances. (Shorelands and Wetlands) was approved. 14e. Resolution Approving Three-Year Statement of Intentions for Wisconsin Department of Transportation's Harbor Assistance Program was approved. 14f. Resolution Petitioning the Secretary of Transportation for Airport Improvement Aid in Brown County, Wisconsin was approved. 14g. Work Zone Safety Awareness Week Resolution (April 20-24, 2026) was approved. Planning, Development and Transportation Committee and Land Conservation Subcommittee 14h. Resolution to Enter Into MOU Clarifying Jurisdictional Boundaries Regarding Maintenance and Improvements – CTH U was approved. Planning, Development and Transportation Committee 14i. Ordinance to Amend Schedule A of Section 340.0003 of Chapter 340 of the Brown County Code of Ordinances (CTH "DD" and CTH "M") was approved. Public Safety Committee 14j. Resolution Regarding Establishing the Salaries of Certain Elective Officials (Clerk of Courts and Sheriff) was approved as amended. 14k. Resolution Regarding Table of Organization Change for the Public Safety Communications Department – Telecom Changes was approved. 15. Comments from the Public: Denise Gaumer Hutchison, Town of Scott, addressed the board regarding the Wisconsin Women's Council. Paul Boucher, Green Bay, addressed the board regarding data centers. 16. Such other matters as authorized by law: None. 17. Closing Roll Call was taken. Twenty-six Supervisors were present. 18. At 8:49 p.m., a motion to adjourn to - Tuesday, April 21, 2026, at 9:30a.m. was approved. Certification, State of WI, County of Brown: I, Patrick W. Moynihan, Jr., do hereby certify that these are the summarized version of the minutes of the meeting of the Brown County Board of Supervisors held on March 18, 2026. These minutes, in their entirety, are available in the County Clerk's Office and on the County Webpage at https://www.browncountywi.gov/ /s/ Patrick W. Moynihan, Jr., Brown County Clerk WNAXLP March 22 2026 LWIX0483602