The Kenosha County Board of Supervisors approved minutes from its Oct. 1 and Oct. 15 meetings and unanimously approved four reappointments to county advisory bodies during a brief meeting.

Sergeant Hannah presented resolutions to reappoint Tim McGuire, Brooks Litz and Chris Bridleman to the Kenosha County Local Emergency Planning Committee and to reappoint Ruth Dyson to the county Civil Service Commission. The three Local Emergency Planning Committee reappointments were described as three-year terms continuing "until December 2028 or until a successor is appointed." Sergeant Hannah said McGuire and Bridleman were unable to attend the meeting; Litz was present but Hannah noted an application form error that had incorrectly indicated Litz had done business with Kenosha County and that Litz confirmed the notation was an error.

The board first discussed procedures for recording citizen comments and the level of detail included in meeting minutes. Court counsel Cardamone and staff member Brianna advised on drafting summaries of citizens' comments and on adding context when supervisors ask questions of a resolution or record an objection. Following that brief discussion, the board voted by voice to approve the Oct. 1 minutes and then approved the Oct. 15 minutes.

Each appointment was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with no opposition recorded on the transcript. Sergeant Hannah presented each resolution and provided the term and group number for the Local Emergency Planning Committee appointees; the transcript records Litz as a community-group representative (group 4) and Bridleman as a planning-facilities representative (group 5). For McGuire the transcript records him as an "elected official" representative (group 1). The Civil Service Commission reappointment for Ruth Dyson was described as a reappointment with a term ending in December; the transcript does not state the calendar year.

Chairman (presiding) also noted a planned joint meeting with the finance committee on Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. to consider the Axon contract and said he would confirm and circulate details. No public comments were offered during the meeting and no votes failed or were tabled.

The meeting adjourned after the final vote.