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The Marathon County Board made pivotal decisions this week, from approving significant environmental funding to amending zoning laws—find out what’s at stake for the community!

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Votes at a glance: key motions and outcomes from the Marathon County board meeting
Board approved consent items and several resolutions including environmental wellhead funding (Resolution 3-26), zoning ordinance repeal (Ordinance 0-4-26, amended), support for a TRG application (Resolution 1-26), a WCA local-control substitute (Resolution 4-26), and several grant budget amendments; one grant item (R-8-26) was pulled because award notification had not been received.
citizenportal.ai
January 30, 2026 at 12:23 AM
Marathon County is taking significant steps to finalize its lease agreement with UW–Stevens Point, but concerns linger about environmental contamination claims and potential fiscal impacts.

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Marathon County committee authorizes mutual release and lease termination with UW–Stevens Point Wausau campus, preserves environmental claim rights
The committee authorized county signatures on a mutual release and lease-termination agreement with UW–Stevens Point for the Wausau campus while retaining language that preserves each party’s rights for environmental contamination claims; members requested UW be apprised of county concerns before full board action.
citizenportal.ai
December 16, 2025 at 8:47 PM
Marathon County's Fenwood Creek watershed project is not just nearing completion—it's revolutionizing conservation with nearly 1,000 acres of sustainable practices and measurable improvements in water quality!

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Fenwood Creek watershed work nears grant closeout; pilot payments and conservation projects continue
County staff reported closeout of a DNR-funded Fenwood Creek watershed phase (2023–2026) with nearly 1,000 acres of cover crops, reduced tillage and multiple waterways installed; a five-farm pilot program that paid incentives for reduced phosphorus continues with participants reporting they will maintain practices.
citizenportal.ai
October 16, 2025 at 6:12 AM