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Schauf comments on conclusion of DHS investigation - Vimarsana News

Schauf comments on conclusion of DHS investigation

EAU CLAIRE — Eau Claire County Administrator Kathryn Schauf released a statement Wednesday saying the county is ready to move forward and put an investigation of the Department of Human

Notable + Quotable | July 27, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Notable + Quotable | July 27, 2023

” It is disconcerting frankly seeing elected officials accusing other elected officials of cover-ups, of lying, in public and by name. nathan otto –Eau Claire County Board Supervisor ...

Wisconsin County Board Adjusts to In-Person Meetings - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin County Board Adjusts to In-Person Meetings

The Eau Claire, Wis., County Board convened in person last week for the first time in two years. A few hiccups took place, but the meeting largely occurred in an efficient manner with two supervisors attending remotely.

Cities, Counties Crafting Mask Mandates - Vimarsana News

Cities, Counties Crafting Mask Mandates

Anticipating a state repeal, local governments enacting their own mandates. //end headline wrapper ?> Man wearing a mask. (Pixabay License). Local governments in Wisconsin are enacting local ordinances requiring face masks to slow the spread of COVID-19 in anticipation that Republican state lawmakers will nullify Gov. On Tuesday, the Eau Claire City Council and Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors approved identical ordinances requiring face masks in businesses and public indoor settings if the statewide mandate is repealed. Those violating the order could face $200 fines. During extende...

County billed $3,900 for outside attorney work in September, October - Vimarsana News

County billed $3,900 for outside attorney work in September, October

EAU CLAIRE — Documents show Eau Claire County has been billed nearly $4,000 by the firm that employs the county’s outside counsel during the ongoing Sheriff’s Office investigation into the county’s Department of Human Services. Rich White’s employer, Weld Riley, billed the county for approximately the first five weeks of his work. Two invoices provided to the Leader-Telegram through a Freedom of Information Act request show Eau Claire County was billed $3,900 by Weld Riley for work done from Sept. 22 to Oct. 28. The county retained White beginning Sept. 22. At the Dec...