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Oneida County commission votes to raise veteran fuel‑card amount to $50; reimbursement stipulation tabled pending legal review

September 28, 2026 | Oneida County, Wisconsin


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Oneida County commission votes to raise veteran fuel‑card amount to $50; reimbursement stipulation tabled pending legal review
Commissioners discussed a proposed change to the commission's fuel‑card assistance program and voted at the Sept. 28 meeting to raise the per‑card amount from $25 to $50.

Members also agreed to increase the requested 2027 budget allocation for fuel cards from an earlier $600 to a figure in the $600–$900 range to reflect the proposed per‑card increase. Commissioners noted a legal question about whether the commission may require recipients to repay issued cards and directed the County Veterans Service Officer to check with Corporate Counsel; the stipulation on reimbursement was tabled until counsel provides guidance.

The motion to increase the fuel‑card amount and the requested budget amount was made by Mark Espeseth and seconded by Dawn Spurgeon. The minutes record the motion as carried but do not provide a roll‑call vote tally.

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