Board hears update on police recruiting; discusses raising starting wage to $33.50/hour
September 06, 2026 | Boyceville, Dunn County, Wisconsin
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Clerk-Treasurer and staff provided an update on police recruitment: eight applications were received, three candidates advanced past an initial review but did not complete interviews for various reasons, and recruitment will continue. An experienced officer with 15 years of experience has expressed interest in joining the department.
Board members discussed whether the starting wage should increase to $33.50 per hour (approximately $30,000 annually) to remain competitive in hiring. The Board did not adopt an immediate wage change; part-time officer positions will continue to be used as needed while recruitment proceeds.
Board members discussed whether the starting wage should increase to $33.50 per hour (approximately $30,000 annually) to remain competitive in hiring. The Board did not adopt an immediate wage change; part-time officer positions will continue to be used as needed while recruitment proceeds.
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