Green County Board Approves Jail Contracts, More

Supervisors approved multiple jail project contracts, ATV route ordinances, and received a renewable energy report during their March 10 meeting in Monroe.

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Green County Board Approves Jail Contracts, More

MONROE, Wis. – The Green County Board of Supervisors approved a series of resolutions and ordinances Tuesday evening, advancing the county’s Sheriff’s Office and jail project while also approving new ATV routes and officially receiving a renewable energy report.

The meeting took place March 10 at the Green County Historic Courthouse in Monroe.

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