Tuesday, December 9:
Green County Law Enforcement and Public Safety Committee, Green County Sheriff's Training/Meeting Office (Entrance door is located in the back of the Sheriff’s Dept.), 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Review Emergency Management updates, Review and possible approval of training requests, Review jail population and medical issues, Review building project updates 8. Review and approve Sheriff Office updates, Review monthly budget printout, Audit bills.
GREEN COUNTY LAND INFORMATION COUNCIL AGENDA, Green County Historic Courthouse County Board Room (Second Floor) 1016 16th Avenue, 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Update on land information projects, Discussion and possible action regarding the 2026 Base Budget, Strategic Initiative, and Educational grants, Discussion and possible action regarding the 2026 NG9-1-1 GIS grant, Discussion and possible action regarding municipality-requested maps and apps, Discussion regarding privacy options for land records websites 8. Any current concerns of council members.
Green County Board of Supervisors Board Meeting, County Boardroom, Green County Courthouse, 1016 16th Ave, 7:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Treasurer Annual Report, Sheriff’s Office Annual Service Awards, Sheriff’s Office/Jail Schematic Budget Update - Presentation RESOLUTIONS, Consider Resolution 12-1-25 (Resolution Granting Municipal Bridge Construction Aid), Consider Resolution 12-2-25 (Resolution Authorizing Conservation Grant Applications (County Fish & Game Project Aids and Snowmobile Trail Aids), Consider Resolution 12-3-25 (Resolution Approving Liability, Worker’s Compensation, and Auto Insurance Contracts (Contracts Over $150,000), Consider Resolution 12-4-25 (Resolution Transferring Delinquent Tax Certificates), Consider Resolution 12-5-25 (Resolution Approving Human Services Contracts (Contracts over $150,000)) ORDINANCES, Consider Ordinance 25-1201 (Ordinance Rezoning Parcel in Town of Clarno), Consider Ordinance 25-1202 (Amendment of Section 1-5-1-2 Regarding County Supervisors), Consider Ordinance 25-0903 (Amendments to Title 4), Appointments: a. Joan Rufenact to the Green County Development Corporation Board for a 3-year term expiring on December 31, 2028 b. Tyler McKay to the Veterans Service Commission for a 3-year term expiring on December 31, 2028, Announcements: Nomination/Noncandidacy Paper deadline reminders, Cybersecurity training deadline.
GREEN COUNTY LAND INFORMATION COUNCIL AGENDA, Green County Historic Courthouse County Board Room (Second Floor) 1016 16th Avenue, 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Update on land information projects, Discussion and possible action regarding the 2026 Base Budget, Strategic Initiative, and Educational grants, Discussion and possible action regarding the 2026 NG9-1-1 GIS grant, Discussion and possible action regarding municipality-requested maps and apps, Discussion regarding privacy options for land records websites, Any current concerns of council members.
VILLAGE OF NEW GLARUS PARKS & RECREATION COMMITTEE, Village Hall Board Room, 319 2nd Street, 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Monthly Parks & Recreation Report, Presentation: UW-Platteville Student Presentation on Hoesly Pond, Presentation: UW-Platteville, Student Presentation on Village Park Band Shell.
GREEN COUNTY Finance and Accounting Committee, Historic Courthouse 2nd Floor Conference Room, 1016 16th Ave, 6:50 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Consider Resolution 12-4-25 (Resolution Transferring Delinquent Tax Certificates).
Wednesday, December 10:
Black Hawk School District, Upper Common, 202 E. Center St., 5:00 Referendum committee meeting, and a regular school board meeting to follow at 6:00 p.m.
CITY OF MONROE CITY PLAN COMMISSION AGENDA, CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS -1110 18TH AVE , 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Hold Public Hearing and Possible Recommendation to Common Council Approval of 2025-2045 Comprehensive Plan, Review and Recommendation to Common Council of Final Plat No. 1 of Richland Heights Subdivision of Lot 2 of CSM No. 5682, Hold Public Hearing and Recommendation to Common Council Regarding Change f Zoning for Parcel 23251-5040.0000 for vacant lot west of 32nd Avenue from Rural Holding (RH) to Suburban Mixed Use (SMU) and Neighborhood Mixed Use (NMU), Hold Public Hearing and Approval of Conditional Use Permit for an Electronic Sign - Monroe Beverage Mart-310113th Street, Hold Public Hearing and Recommendation to Common Council Regarding Change of Zoning Text Amendment -Deletion of DR-8 District and Reclassify Those Areas Currently DR-8 into TR-10 Zoning District, Updates Regarding Multi-Family Zoning Text Amendments & Projecting Sign Code Amendments.
BLACK HAWK SCHOOL DISTRICT REGULAR MEETING, UPPER COMMONS, 202 Center St., 6:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Administrative Report - Informational Items, Board of Education Report - Informational Items, Discussion and Possible Action: 4.a. Public Comment, 4.b. Discussion Items, 4.c. Action Items, 4.c.a. FFA - January Overnight Trips, 4.c.b. Draw Lots for the order of Board Candidates on Ballot, 4.c.c. Resolution Authorizing the School District Budget to Exceed Revenue Limit by $800,000 for Recurring Purposes, 4.c.d. Resolution Providing for a Referendum Election on the Question of the Approval of a Resolution Authorizing the School District Budget to Exceed Revenue Limit by $800,000 for Recurring Purposes, 4.c.e. Negotiations - 4 Teachers that qualify for lane movements (movements due to earning graduate credits/certifications), 4.c.f. Approve Safety Plan, 4.c.g. Expense Reductions by the District (Cuts), 4.d. Executive Session, 4.d.a. Motion to convene executive session, 4.d.a.a. President's announcement of the purpose of the executive session under 19.85(1) items b, c, and f, Wisconsin State Statues, 4.d.a.a.a. Personnel - 19.85(1)(C) Considering employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility. 4.d.a.a.b. Principal's Contract, 4.e. Open Session, 4.f. Act on matters deliberated in closed session, 4.f.a. Principal's Contract.
BLACK HAWK SCHOOL DISTRICT REFERENDUM COMMITTEE MEETING, Upper Commons, 202 Center ST., 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Discuss Information that is needed to develop a plan, Discuss other options to accommodate financial stressors, Discuss Plans to Disseminate Information.
GREEN COUNTY PERSONNEL AND LABOR RELATIONS COMMITTEE, Green County Historic Courthouse County Board Room 1016 16th Ave, 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Discussion and possible action related to County Administrator Recruitment plan, position announcement, and preliminary discussion related to employment contract 3. Approval of the minutes from the September 24 and November 18, 2025, Personnel and Labor Relations Committee meeting 4. Discussion and possible action regarding elimination of GCDC Marketing Manager Position and creation of GCDC Community Development Coordinator 5. HR Report on Hires and Terms.
VILLAGE OF NEW GLARUS NEW GLARUS PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES, New Glarus Village Hall Board Room, 319 2nd Street, 6:30 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Unfinished Business: Discussion and Consideration: Donor Wall/Recognition Update, Discussion and Consideration: Fence Update, Discussion and Consideration: Exterior lighting in reading garden, Discussion and Consideration: Chair color selection for classroom, Discussion and Consideration: Second Meeting in December- New Business: Discussion and Consideration: Furniture Pricing, Discussion and Consideration: Waive patron charges under $100 for patrons over 5 years old, Discussion and Consideration: Building Project Updates.
Thursday, December 11:
VILLAGE OF NEW GLARUS PUBLIC WORKS / PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING, Village Hall Board Room, 319 2nd Street, 8:15 a.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Presentation: UW-Platteville Student Presentation on Village Hall Design, Public Safety, Monthly Police Department Report, Building Inspection Department Update, Consideration/Discussion: Kristi’s Restaurant LLC, Alcohol License Application (Class “B” Beer/”Class C” Liquor), 1407 2nd Street, Public Works, Monthly Public Works Department Report.
TRI-COUNTY TRAIL COMMISSION AGENDA, Lafayette County Multipurpose Building 11974 Ames Road, 7:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Approval of Minutes from the joint meeting with Lafayette County Finance Committee on November 25, 2025, Public Comment (3-minute limit per speaker), Legislative or WATVA Updates – Rob McConnell, Discussion and Possible Action – Regarding policy for opening or closing trail for snowmobile use, Discussion and Possible Action – Regarding updating Ordinance regulating Cheese Country Trail & Pecatonica State Trail Use – specifically adding approved policy for opening or closing trail for snowmobile use from item #7, Discussion and Possible Action – Regarding bridge closures on trail system, Discussion and Possible Action – Regarding future trail maintenance schedules on trail system, Discussion and Possible Action – Setting 2026 Meeting Dates & Locations, Discussion and Possible Action – Encroachment issues on trail system (if any), Discussion and Possible Action – Trails usage, conditions, grants, and maintenance needs.
GREEN COUNTY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE MEETING NOTICE, Green County Government Services Building – IT Department, 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: New IT Staff Introduction, Project Manager Report - General update and discussion, Discussion and possible action on reallocating ARPA funds earmarked for education outreach, Action item: Final discussion and vote on plans for ARPA funds, Director’s Report - Discussion/Informational a. Projects i. PVN Project - Complete ii. Windows 10/11 Migration iii. Sheriff’s MFA (Multi Factor Authentication) - Near completion iv. Green County MFA - Awaiting kickoff v. New Glarus Highway Shop Internet/Camera project - complete, vi. Tylertech VPN Firewall installation vii. Courthouse Boardroom A/V revamp - on hold, Discussion on Tylertech/Munis Training, Discussion on Clear Gov in cooperation with Finance department being presented to January Finance Meeting, Statement by Chair to convene in closed session pursuant to Wis. Stat. §19.85(1)(d) for the purpose of conferring with the IT staff to discuss County cyber security and measures being taken by the County to prevent cyber crime, Motion to go into closed session 14. Motion to reconvene in open session and possible action on matters discussed in closed session.
GREEN COUNTY PLEASANT VIEW OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, Pleasant View Nursing Home Ground Level Administrative Conference Room, N3150 State Highway, 3:30 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: November billing - Jeremy Broge, Hailey Laws – Discussion/Action, PVNH Ancillary Charge Structure/Mark-UPS – Ryder Arians – Discussion/Action, Discussion and possible action regarding UKG HR & Performance Review add on modules, Approval of new Voluntary CNA Class Agreement– Discussion/Action, Discussion and possible action regarding hiring additional nurses to reduce agency staff, Operational Update – Ryder Arians, Committee Raised Topics – Items may only be discussed and any item requiring action must be placed on a future committee agenda.
Monday, December 15:
GREEN COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES BOARD Audit Subcommittee, Government Services Building, 1:00 p.m. – Open Session: 1:20 p.m. – Closed Session. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Audit Bills for Payment. Action, 1:20 p.m. – Motion to convene in closed session. Statement of purpose for closed session pursuant to s19.85 (1)(f), Wis. Stats—Audit client specific bills for payment, Motion to reconvene in open session to approve client specific bills. Action.
Green County Local Emergency Planning Committee, Green County Sheriff’s Department Training Room (located on the back side of the Sheriff’s Department by Emergency Management), 10:00 a.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Reappointment of Current LEPC Members (Per LEPC Bylaws), Approval of New LEPC Members – Adam Krebs (Monroe Times), Election of LEPC Chair (Per LEPC Bylaws; Elected in Years Ending in Odd Numbers), Designate and Approve Compliance Inspector (Delegated to Wisconsin Emergency Management Per LEPC Bylaws), Review and Approve LEPC Bylaws, Review and Approve Hazardous Material Strategic Plan (Updated 2025), Review and Approve Updated Off-Site Plans for FY2025, Review and Approve Annual Computer/Hazmat Grant, Integrated Preparedness Plan Workshop (IPPW), Review and Approve Integrated Preparedness Plan (IPP), Reports from Committee Members
AUDIT SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE GREEN COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES BOARD, Government Services Building 2nd Floor Conference Room # 207, 1:00 p.m. – Open Session 1:20 p.m. – Closed Session. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Audit Bills for Payment. Action. 3. 1:20 p.m. – Motion to convene in closed session. Statement of purpose for closed session pursuant to s19.85 (1)(f), Wis. Stats—Audit client specific bills for payment. Action., Motion to reconvene in open session to approve client specific bills. Action.
GREEN COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES BOARD, Government Services Building 2nd Floor Conference Room # 207, 1:00 p.m. – Open Session 1:20 p.m. – Closed Session. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Audit Bills for Payment. Action, 1:20 p.m. – Motion to convene in closed session. Statement of purpose for closed session pursuant to s19.85 (1)(f), Wis. Stats—Audit client specific bills for payment. Action, Motion to reconvene in open session to approve client specific bills. Action.
Tuesday, December 16:
GREEN COUNTY AUDITING, BONDING & CLAIMS COMMITTEE, Finance Conference Room Green County Courthouse , 7:30 a.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Audit bills and claims, Committee raised topics – items may only be discussed and any item requiring action must be placed on a future committee agenda, Set meeting date, Statement of purpose of closed session given by the Chair as follows: Considering financial, medical, social or personal histories or disciplinary data of specific persons, preliminary consideration of specific personnel problems or the investigation of charges against specific persons except where par. (b) applies which, if discussed in public, would be likely to have a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation of any person referred to in such histories or data, or involved in such problems or investigations – Specifically, audit client specific bills for payment pursuant to Sec. 19.85(1)(f), Wis. Stats., Motion to enter into closed session, Motion to reconvene into open session for discussion and possible action regarding items discussed in closed session.
Wednesday, December 17:
GREEN COUNTY Board of Adjustment Committee Meeting, County Board Room, Green County Courthouse, 1016 16th Ave., 7:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Virtual site visit(s) for the following hearing(s); 4. A. Elizabeth Waite-Lopez, landowner; located at W3282 Schrepfer Lane, section 11, Town of Exeter. B. C. Application for a variance for the construction of a pool deck in the setback area of County Highway 92, 63 feet to the centerline of Highway 92 vs county code minimum of 110 feet to the center line. Richard Fallet Jr., landowner; located at W3043 Main street, section 2, Town of Jefferson. Application for the construction of two decks on a lot under minimum lot size 6,969 square feet vs. county code of 10,000 square feet and 73 feet wide vs. county code minimum of 80 feet wide. EMC Properties LLC, landowner; located at N2497 Bethel Road, section 4, Town of Clarno Application for a conditional use permit for a motorcycle, ATV, UTV sales and service shop.
Blackhawk Technical College District Board, District Board Room 1228, at the Beloit-Janesville Campus, 6004 S County Road G, Janesville, 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Special Reports- SGA Representative will provide a report, the District Board will recognize two (2) retirees, and a presentation on the Blackhawk Technical College District Population, High School Graduation, Matriculation, and Dual Credit will be given, and an update on Rock University University High School (RUHS) will be provided, Committee Reports, a brief overview of the Finance Committee meeting, Action Items, the adoption of the Resolution to Appoint Successor Trustees of the Post Employment Benefits Trust and the Trust Amendment, Finance Committee Action Items, acceptance of the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Audit Report, Information/Discussion, the Financial Statement will be reviewed, the President will give their monthly report, and staff changes will be provided, WTCS Consortium Updates, any updates may be provided.
BTC District Board Finance Committee, District Board Room 1228 at the Beloit-Janesville Campus, 6004 S County Road G, Janesville, 4:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Committee will be asked to act on one (1) action item: the acceptance of the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Audit Report. The Committee will also review the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget Assumptions and Calendar, A quorum of the Blackhawk Technical College District Board may be present at the Finance Committee meeting scheduled for December 17, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. to gather information about a subject they have decision-making responsibility for.