The Sawyer County government meeting convened on August 16, 2025, with a quorum established as members conducted roll call. The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance and a certification of compliance with public notice requirements.

The agenda proceeded with a call for public comments, which yielded no responses. The minutes from the previous meeting were then approved following a motion by Tom Duffy and a second by Jeff Haney.

Next, the treasurer's report was presented. As of August 7, the county had eight parcels remaining from an initial 37. An interim update revealed that seven properties were acquired on judgment day, with some owners expressing interest in repurchasing their properties. The treasurer noted ongoing communication with taxpayers regarding delinquent properties, highlighting a successful effort to reduce delinquencies.

Since May 27, the county has collected $8,446,000 in property tax revenue, exceeding last year's figures by approximately $500,000. The treasurer reported that 26 of the 37 parcels had been sold, generating $270,275 in revenue. Additional revenues collected in July included $4,500 from computer aid, $84,000 in shared revenues, $729,000 from first dollar credit, and $4.5 million from school levy tax, all remaining stable compared to the previous year.

The meeting concluded with commendations for the treasurer and his team for their effective management and property sales, underscoring the positive progress made in financial operations. No further questions were raised, and the meeting transitioned to the next agenda item.