Sawyer County Public Safety Committee receives updates on jail, EMS, dispatch and radio towers
September 04, 2026 | Sawyer County, Wisconsin
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The Sawyer County Public Safety Committee met at 09:00 and received routine reports from county law enforcement, the jail, communications/dispatch and emergency services. Members approved the Aug. 6 minutes by voice vote and set the next meeting for Oct. 1 at 09:00.
The meeting covered several operational items: the sheriff reported an inmate assaulted a sergeant in the jail medical block; emergency services said average daily ambulance runs increased to about eight per day and noted long response times to remote areas; the communications director described training and a year-to-date call volume of 26,378; and staff updated the committee on progress toward bringing a Meadowbrook radio tower online by year end.
The meeting covered several operational items: the sheriff reported an inmate assaulted a sergeant in the jail medical block; emergency services said average daily ambulance runs increased to about eight per day and noted long response times to remote areas; the communications director described training and a year-to-date call volume of 26,378; and staff updated the committee on progress toward bringing a Meadowbrook radio tower online by year end.
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