Public Safety Committee Regular Meeting Agenda (PDF)

AGENDA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2026 – 10:00 AM PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE OF OCONTO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 301 WASHINGTON STREET, COURTHOUSE BUILDING “A” ROOM #3041 www.ocontocountywi.gov This is an open meeting of a Standing Committee of the Oconto County Board of Supervisors. Notice of this meeting was given to the public at least twenty-four hours prior to the meeting, by forwarding the complete agenda to the newspapers and to all news media who have requested the same as well as by posting. Copies of the complete agenda were available for inspection at the Office of the County Clerk and from the County’s website calendar: www.ocontocountywi.gov Mission: To responsibly serve, support, and protect the people and places throughout our community. Vision: An empowered community where safety, sustainability, and well-being are enhanced by our work. 1. Call to Order 2. Statement of Mission and Vision 3. Approval of Agenda 3.1. Change of Sequence 3.2. Removal of Items 4. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meeting (Enc.) 5. Communications 6. Reports (No Action to be Taken) 6.1. Child Support Monthly Report (Enc.) 6.2. District Attorney Monthly Report (Enc.) 6.3. Emergency Management Director Report 6.4. Medical Examiner Monthly Report (Enc.) 6.5. Jail Population Numbers and Updates 6.6. Monthly Calls for Service (Enc.) 6.7. Sheriff’s Office Update 6.8. Opioid Abatement Ad-Hoc Steering Committee Report 6.9. Project Updates – Fox Solar 7. Review of Brazeau Dive Team Agreement and Funding Request (Enc.) 8. Resolution to Approve Bodyworn and Squad Cameras and Radios Five-Year Purchase Agreement with Motorola Solutions 9. Sheriff’s Office Petty Cash Amount Increase Approval 10. Resolution to Proclaim Crash Responder Safety Week November 2 through November 6, 2026 (Enc.) 11. Announcements/General Information (No Action to be Taken) 12. Next Meeting Date 13. Adjournment Any person wishing to attend the meeting who requires special accommodation because of a disability should contact the Oconto County Clerk’s office at 920-834-6800 at least 24 hours before the meeting begins so that appropriate accommodations can be made. Persons who are members of another governmental body, but who are not members of this committee, may attend this meeting. Their attendance could result in a quorum of another governmental body being present. Such a quorum is unintended and they are not meeting to exercise the authority, duties, or responsibilities of any other governmental body. cc: Committee, County Administrator, Finance Director, Corporation Counsel, Sheriff, Emergency Management Director, District Attorney, Clerk of Circuit Court, Child Support Director, Brown County Medical Examiner’s Office, Town of Brazeau Clerk, Media (via email), County Website, Central File, Official Posting Location (Physical Copy) kp/Date Posted: 10/08/2026 MINUTES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2026 – 10:00 AM PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE OF OCONTO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS LEC CONFERENCE ROOM – NORTH/SOUTH 301 WASHINGTON STREET, COURTHOUSE BUILDING “A” ROOM #3041 www.ocontocountywi.gov (Draft minutes, not approved by Committee) COMMITTEE PRESENT: Dennis Kroll, David Parmentier, Al Schreiber COMMITTEE ABSENT: Joe Porior, Tracy Ondik OTHERS PRESENT: Al Sleeter, County Board Chair; Richard Heath, County Administrator; Marie Lasecki, Contracted Oconto County Child Support Director; Rachel Race, Legal Assistant II DA; Josh Dryak, District Attorney; Todd Skarban, Sheriff; Chad Angus, Chief Deputy; Jess Keplinger, Court Security Lieutenant; Rita Krause Sheriff’s Office Manager; Madie DeKeyer, Operations Manager Brown County Medical Examiner’s Office; Jon Spice Kim Pytleski, County Clerk; Betty Bickel, Finance Director; Shelly Schultz, Human Resources Director; Carol Kopp, Jail Administrator; Representatives from Motorola Solutions and Baycom; Supervisor Behrend; 2 members of the public 1. Call to Order Chair Kroll called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. Clerk Pytleski informed the committee that Supervisors Porior and Ondik would not be in attendance and have been excused. 2. Statement of Mission and Vision Kim Pytleski, County Clerk, recited Oconto County’s Mission and Vision statements. 3. Approval of Agenda 3.1. Change of Sequence – None. 3.2. Removal of Items – None. Motion by Schreiber/Parmentier to approve the agenda. The motion was voted on and carried. 4. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meeting Motion by Parmentier/Schreiber to approve August 12, 2026, minutes as presented. The motion was voted on and carried. 5. Communications – None. 6. Reports (No Action to be Taken) 6.1. Child Support Monthly Report Maria Lasecki, Contracted Oconto County Child Support Director, reviewed the Child Support report and update on department activity. Treated as Information. 6.2. District Attorney Monthly Report Rachel Race, Legal Assistant II DA, reviewed the District Attorney report. Treated as information. 6.3. Emergency Management Director Report Jon Spice, Emergency Management Director, presented the Emergency Management Report. Treated as Information. 6.4. Jail Population Numbers and Updates Todd Skarban, Sheriff, presented the Jail Population Numbers and Updates. Treated as information. 6.5. Medical Examiner Monthly Report Madie DeKeyer, Operations Manager Brown County Medical Examiner’s Office, reviewed the Medical Examiners report. Treated as information. 6.6. Monthly Calls for Service Todd Skarban, Sheriff, reviewed the Monthly Calls for Service report. Treated as information. 6.7. Sheriff’s Office Update Todd Skarban, Sheriff, provided the Sheriff’s Office Update. Treated as information. 6.8 Opioid Abatement Ad-Hoc Steering Committee Report Richard Heath, County Administrator, presented the Opioid Abatement Ad-Hoc Steering Committee report. Discussion followed. Treated as information. 6.9 Project Updates – Fox Solar Richard Heath, County Administrator, presented the Fox Solar Project Update. Treated as information. 7. Approve Changes to Intergovernmental Agreement with Brown County Medical Examiner’s Office Madie DeKeyer, Operations Manager Brown County Medical Examiner’s Office, presented the proposed five year contract change to the Intergovernmental Agreement with the Brown County Medical Examiner’s Office. Motion by Parmentier/Schreiber to approve the new agreement and send to Administration Committee. Discussion followed. The motion was voted on and was carried. 8. Body Camera and Squad Camera Pilot Project Review and Presentation Sheriff Skarban presented the Body Camera and Squad Camera Pilot Project Review, and the committee heard from representatives from Motorola Solutions Representatives: Chad Olszewski, Senior Account Manager; Bill Pritchard, Sr. Account Manager. Overview of pilot program with footage examples was presented. District Attorney Dryak spoke to how the data/footage is used. Discussion followed. Committee requests a resolution for option #2 be brought to the next committee meeting and include financing option rates and quotes for additional cameras for Zoning and Emergency Management. 9. Budget Reviews and Approvals 9.1. Child Support Following a review of the 2027 Child Support budget by Maria Lasecki, Contracted Oconto County Child Support Director, motion by Schreiber/Parmentier to recommend the budget to the County Administrator. The motion was voted on and carried. 9.2. Clerk of Courts Following a review of the 2027 Clerk of Courts budget by Betty Bickel, Finance Director, motion by Parmentier/Schreiber to recommend the budget to the County Administrator. The motion was voted on and carried. 9.3. District Attorney Office Following a review of the 2027 District Attorney Office budget by Josh Dryak, District Attorney, motion by Schreiber/Parmentier to recommend the budget to the County Administrator. The motion was voted on and carried. 9.4. Emergency Management Following a review of the 2027 Emergency Management budget by Jon Spice, Emergency Management Director, and discussion, motion by Parmentier/Schreiber to recommend the budget to the County Administrator. The motion was voted on and carried. 9.5. Sheriff’s Office Following a review of the 2027 Sheriff’s Office budget by Todd Skarban, Sheriff, and discussion, motion by Schreiber/Parmentier to recommend the budget to the County Administrator. The motion was voted on and carried. Betty Bickel, Finance Director, informed the committee of the breakout of State Aid for the Courts, Emergency Management, Sheriff’s Office, and Highway Departments. Spreadsheet is attached. 10. Out of Area Travel Request and Approval – Sheriff’s Office Sheriff Skarban presented an out of area travel request for Rita Krause, Sheriff’s Office Manager, to attend the ARMA InfoCon Conference in Savannah, GA, October 25-28, 2026. This is an international conference for records management. Krause is the Vice President of the Board of Directors of the local ARMA chapter out of Milwaukee and has been elected to represent the Chapter. Registration costs of $1600.00 is being sponsored, but the Sheriff’s Office budget will have to cover flight and hotel. Parmentier/Schreiber to cover the cost of the flight and hotel for attendance at the ARMA InfoCon Conference in Savanah, GA October 25- 28, 2026. The motion was voted on and carried. The committee expressed congratulations to Krause on being elected to represent! 11. Announcements/General Information (No Action to be Taken)  Great turnout at the Annual K9 Golf Outing was held at Parkway Golf Course on September 12, 2026.  Andrew LeFevre started as the new Southern County Officer.  October 1 st is the Industry Tour – Chair Sleeter encourages everyone to attend. 12. Next Meeting Date The next regular meeting of the Public Safety Committee is scheduled for October 14, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. 13. Adjournment Chair Kroll declared the meeting adjourned at 12:10 p.m. Kim Pytleski, Recorder Date Posted: 09/23/2026 Oconto County Child Support Director Summary September 2026 Performance Measure Comparisons Federal Performance Measures September Oconto YTD 2025 Oconto YTD 2026 Change 2025 vs 2026 State Average Oconto vs. State Court Order Rate 90.29% 92.96% 2.67% 84.45% 8.51% Paternity Establish Rate 106.70% 104.24% -2.46% 95.99% 8.25% Current Supp Collections 78.55% 77.42% -1.13% 73.46% 3.96% Arrears Collection Rate 75.31% 79.34% 4.03% 70.93% 8.41% Caseload Size 1514 1,477 -37 -6,280 n/a Performance Comparisons Court Order Establishment Rate Paternity Establishment Rate Current Support Collection Rate Arrears Collection Rate Marinette 92.47% 101.95% 73.16% 70.60% Oconto 92.96% 104.24% 77.42% 79.34% Shawano 90.36% 102.87% 67.93% 62.47% 0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00% 80.00% 100.00% 120.00% Court Order Establishment Rate Paternity Establishment Rate Current Support Collection Rate Arrears Collection Rate Performance Marinette Oconto Shawano OVERALL OPERATIONS • The Lead Specialist, Hanna DuBois, met w/HHS Deputy Director and Atty Ellingson regarding HHS balance requests on foster/kinship care cases. Once a case is referred to the child support agency, financial account management is done electronically through the KIDS system. It appears that HHS is also attempting to track repayment based upon revenue that is disbursed back to the county. Providing balance information (at point in time) for additional tracking purposes will never be accurate as payments come in and post throughout the month. Moreover, when balances accrue, interest tolls in addition to past due support. • 4th quarter time study requests have been issued to the cooperative agreement agencies. • Maria successfully set up a Pay As You Go account with Language Line to ensure the department has met Limited English Proficiency requirements established by the state contract. Language Line provides ‘on demand’ interpreter services in 240 different languages and charges by the minute with no minimums. We will continue to enlist Spanish interpreter assistance provided by the Brown County CSA team at no charge however, we are now perfectly situated to meet any other language need with a quick phone call to the Language Line. • Hanna attended the 1st session of WeCOPE through UW Extension which was held as a Lunch & Learn onsite. • The Bureau of Regional Operations NE Representative, Matthew Irwin, visited the agency on September 29th for an onsite Annual Review. Information was shared with Matt regarding best practices to increase performance in current support and arrears collections. The check-in is a great opportunity to connect with the regional office who serves as a liaison between the agencies and BCS. • The federal fiscal year has ended, and the agency saw a significant uptick in collections based upon the concerted efforts being made to perform outreach, mitigate administrative enforcement actions 89.00% 89.50% 90.00% 90.50% 91.00% 91.50% 92.00% 92.50% 93.00% 93.50% Marinette Oconto Shawano Court Order Establishment Rate 62.00% 64.00% 66.00% 68.00% 70.00% 72.00% 74.00% 76.00% 78.00% 80.00% Marinette Oconto Shawano Current Support Collection Rate 100.50% 101.00% 101.50% 102.00% 102.50% 103.00% 103.50% 104.00% 104.50% Marinette Oconto Shawano Paternity Establishment Rate 0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00% Marinette Oconto Shawano Arrears Collection Rate and, when necessary, proceed judicially with remedial contempt actions. In arrears collections, the increase was significant from the previous year’s performance and in current support collections, we were happy to see an increase in percentages over the past few months. • The agency has been working with the Treasurer’s office to streamline the ACH process for revenue collections, monthly. State reimbursement checks had been previously snail mailed and then interofficed to the Treasurer’s department. Once a system can be worked out to ensure that funds are credited to the correct GL, the electronic process will be much more efficient. • Given that October is Domestic Violence Awareness month, Oconto CSA staff joined Brown County virtually to participate in Domestic Violence 101 training provided by the Golden House in Green Bay. cc: Richard Heath, Administrator OCONTO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY MONTHLY REPORT 2026 Docs Gen UR Cases Cases Referred Filed Cases No Pros Cases Under Review Cases CF Cases CM Cases CT Cases TR & FO Cases DV SA Drug Alcohol Month January 839 89 42 20 24 15 5 7 14 11 6 23 5 February 705 65 31 19 14 8 5 11 5 14 2 18 3 March 677 81 38 23 18 13 5 12 7 6 1 22 2 April 582 93 57 22 13 31 7 8 9 12 1 28 5 May 640 90 48 18 22 20 5 9 11 12 1 19 7 June 542 101 40 10 49 22 9 1 9 5 4 21 8 July 665 90 38 8 44 18 7 2 10 5 1 16 7 August 793 91 40 13 37 16 9 5 10 12 1 23 3 September 649 887 97 41 13 41 22 5 6 6 4 3 18 5 October November December Year Total 6092 797 375 146 262 165 57 61 81 81 20 188 45 Brown County Office of the Medical Examiner Medical Examiner’s Report September 2026 Staffing Report The QA/IHI role has been filled, and both open full-time investigator positions have extended offers – both have accepted, with one starting immediately and one starting in January. The fall internship applicant has accepted the position and will start in November. We have reopened the LTE investigator position. Staff Education and Development  Assisting Individuals in Crisis and Group Crisis Intervention (sponsored by the ICISF – International Critical Incident Stress Foundation) – 1 staff member attended  Adult Mental Health First Aid Training (sponsored by BCPH, BC Coalition for Suicide Prevention, DPPD, and St. Norbert College Health and Wellness) – 1 staff member attended Interagency Collaboration  Fatality Review Design Team/Steering Committee meeting on September 22nd Community Outreach  Oconto Falls Area Ambulance (EMS) – MEO and EMS collaboration presentation Miscellaneous  N/A ME/C Office Activities Transports: 24/24 Donors: 5 Notification and disposition assistance cases: 1 active case Unclaimed investigations: 0 Out-of-county exams: 0 Cremation permits: 196 Case work YTD (September 1st, 2025 – September 1st, 2026) Case work through 09/29/2026 Case work September 2026 (09/01/2026 – 09/29/2026) Oconto County Sheriffs Office Law Total Incident Report, by Agency, Nature Agency: Oconto Co Sheriffs Office Jul-26 Aug-26 Sep-26 Nature of Incident Total Incidents Total Incidents Total Incidents (Not defined) 0 0 0 Notification from Human Services 0 0 0 911 Hangup 47 47 44 911 Open Line 152 110 80 Abandoned Vehicle 21 22 18 After Hours Crisis Calls 0 0 0 Assist Other Agency 35 29 27 Aircraft Problem 0 0 0 Alarm 23 13 14 Alcohol Offense 0 0 0 Request for ambulance 158 158 156 Animal Bite 11 6 9 Animal Found 2 3 2 Animal Lost 7 0 0 Animal Abuse-Neglect 2 2 5 Animal Noise 1 0 4 Animal Problem 35 29 35 Arrest Juv/Adult 2 3 0 Arson 0 0 0 Assault-Battery 3 3 0 Attempt to Locate 5 0 3 ATV Accidents 3 5 5 ATV Citation 10 14 5 ATV Complaints 41 38 41 Medical Emergency 0 0 1 Bear Tag Request 0 0 0 Bar Check 0 0 0 Boat Accidents 1 1 0 Boat Citation 0 0 0 Boat & Water Complaints 9 4 1 Bomb Threat or Attack 0 0 0 Bribery 0 0 0 Building Check 159 218 126 Burglary 2 1 3 Burglary-Attempted 0 1 0 Possible Carbon Monoxide 0 0 0 Carbon Monoxide Alarm 0 0 0 Child Abuse 0 0 4 Child Enticement 0 0 0 Child Neglect 0 0 0 Church Check 0 4 2 Citizen Assist 25 31 32 Citizen Dispute 4 1 2 Civil Matter 28 12 21 Communications Problem 0 0 0 Coroner Call 1 2 1 Criminal Mischief 0 0 0 Property Damage 3 7 18 OCSO Crisis Line 7 5 7 Custodial Interference 11 2 9 Death Investigation 4 1 10 Death Notification 0 0 0 Drug Endangered Children 1 1 1 Deer Tag Request 0 0 0 Direct Traffic 4 2 1 Disorderly Conduct 0 1 0 Disturbance 29 19 35 DNR-Dept Nat.Res. 1 2 0 Domestic Disturbance 8 9 6 Drug Disposal Program 0 0 0 Drug Investigation 2 2 0 Controlled Substance Problem 2 2 1 EM 1 Transport 5 10 5 Embezzlement 0 0 0 Unknown Emergency 0 0 0 Error 0 0 0 Escort 0 0 0 Explosives Problem 0 0 0 Extra Patrol 222 184 141 False Information to Police 0 0 0 Forensic Device Extraction 0 0 0 Fire 13 4 6 Fire Alarm 0 0 1 Fire Investigation 0 0 0 Fire Control Burn 3 7 10 Denial of Firearms 0 0 0 Fireworks 15 4 3 Forgery 0 1 0 Found Property 3 5 2 Fraud 15 8 10 Fraud Using Internet 0 0 1 Attempted Fraud 2 1 0 Gas Drive Off 1 1 1 Gas Leak 1 0 0 Harassment 18 21 14 Criminal Homicide 0 0 0 House Watch 2 0 1 School Home Visit 0 0 0 Human Services Issue/Call 3 1 2 Hunting Cpl/Trespass 0 1 0 Hazardous Materials Spill 0 1 0 Internet Crimes Against Children 4 2 2 Identity Theft 0 0 0 Illegal Burning 0 1 1 Information Report 62 46 37 Intoxicated Person 2 0 0 Jail 3 1 0 Juvenile Problem 19 23 18 K9 Demo 1 1 0 K9 Deployment 0 3 1 Kidnapping 0 0 0 Line Down 3 1 0 Litter, Pollutn, Public Health 4 0 3 Lockout 6 6 4 Loitering 0 0 0 Lost Property 4 6 9 Medical Transport 0 1 1 Miscellaneous CAD Call Record 7 5 3 Official Misconduct 0 0 0 Missing Person 3 0 0 Motorist Assist 29 29 32 Noise Disturbance 15 11 5 Open Doors/Window 1 1 0 Open Records Request 0 0 0 Ordinance Violation 10 8 2 Overdose 0 0 0 Overnight Parking Violation 0 0 0 Parking Problem 14 6 0 Traffic Acc Involving Bear 3 2 2 Traffic Acc Involving Deer 31 17 32 Traffic Acc Involving Turkey 0 1 1 Traffic Accident with Damage 17 14 18 Traffic Accident with Injuries 12 7 13 Pornography 0 0 0 Probation or Parole Violation 0 0 0 Property Damage, Not Vandalism 10 11 23 Property Watch 0 0 0 Public Relations 10 13 13 Recovered Stolen Property 0 0 0 Recreational Vehicles 0 0 0 Recovered Stolen Vehicles 0 0 0 Repossession 1 2 4 Flood Assessment 0 0 0 Resisting, Interfering Police 0 0 0 Road Closing 5 6 8 Robbery 0 0 0 Runaway Juvenile 3 3 1 School Assist 0 0 0 School Safety Check 0 0 29 School Threat Assessment 0 0 0 Search and Rescue 0 0 0 Search Warrant 1 0 0 Secure Landing Zone 0 0 0 Service Papers 40 57 49 Sex Offender Registrant 0 0 0 Sex Offense 3 1 1 Sexual Assault 5 1 3 Shoplifting 0 0 0 Sick Animal 0 1 0 Snowmobile Complaints 0 0 0 Snowmobile Accidents 0 0 0 Snowmobile Citation 0 0 0 Squad Damage of any kind 4 0 4 Stabbing 0 0 0 Stalking 1 1 0 Storm Damage 0 0 0 Stray Animal 0 0 0 Structure Fire 1 3 6 Student Assist 0 0 0 Student Contact 0 0 0 Attempted/Threat Suicide 0 0 0 Suicide 0 2 0 Suspicious Person, Circumstnce 50 47 38 Test Call 0 3 3 Theft 12 9 11 Theft, Automobile 0 2 0 Theft, Motorcycle 0 0 0 Threatening 7 2 4 Tobacco Problem 0 0 1 Traffic Accident, Fatal 2 1 1 Traffic Accident-No Report 5 7 12 Traffic Hazard 44 23 28 Traffic Miscellaneous 115 81 97 Traffic Violation 70 67 59 Traffic Stop 152 139 102 Transport 22 33 36 Tree Down 9 5 5 Trespassing 14 12 5 Truancy 0 0 0 Underage Alcohol 0 1 0 Unwanted Party 5 1 2 Utility Problem 1 0 0 Vicious Animal 0 0 0 VIN Serial Number Inspection 6 2 1 Violate Court Order 2 2 3 Wanted Person 3 12 14 Weapon Offense 0 1 3 Weather Alert 0 1 0 Welfare Check 74 62 42 Wrong Way Driver 2 3 5 Zoning Enforcement 0 0 0 Total Incidents for This Agency: 2091 1868 1723 RESOLUTION – R2026-10-XX 1 2 To: The Honorable Chair and Members of the Oconto County Board of Supervisors 3 4 Re: Resolution to Proclaim Crash Responder Safety Week November 2 through November 6, 5 2026 6 7 WHEREAS, each year, Crash Responder Safety Week is set aside to recognize the often lifesaving 8 work of our crash responders. This year’s theme is “Move Over or Slow Down, Lives Are on the Line”; and 9 10 WHEREAS, all drivers on Wisconsin roadways have a responsibility to follow the laws (Move Over 11 or Slow Down law- Stat. 346.072 and Wisconsin Act 115 – Banning Cell Phone Use in an Emergency 12 Response Area) and take every precaution necessary to reduce the risk of secondary crashes; and 13 14 WHEREAS, in 2025, in Wisconsin emergency responders responded to over 128,000 traffic 15 crashes. Of those, 2068 crashes occurred in work zones, resulting in 620 injuries and 7 fatalities; and 16 17 WHEREAS, at every crash scene, emergency responders – including fire, law enforcement, 18 emergency medical service providers, and towing and transportation services – are at risk of being struck 19 and injured, or even killed, in a secondary crash; and 20 21 WHEREAS, in 2025 a total of 36 first responders across the United States have been lost due to 22 struck-by-incidents on our roadways; and 23 24 WHEREAS, our first responders play a key role in keeping our roadways and communities safe; 25 let’s do our part to keep them safe as well; and 26 27 WHEREAS, Oconto County joins the Wisconsin Department of Transportation recognizing the 28 need for public awareness and acknowledgment that we are all responsible for preventing secondary 29 crashes that endanger the lives of our dedicated emergency personnel. 30 31 NOW THEREFORE, the County of Oconto does hereby proclaim November 2 through November 32 6, 2026, as: CRASH RESPONDER SAFETY WEEK and urges all citizens to learn more about roadway 33 crash safety and to recognize the hard work of our emergency responders. 34 35 Submitted this 22nd day of October, 2026. 36 37 By: PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE 38 39 Dennis Kroll, Chair 40 David Parmentier 41 Tracy S. Ondik 42 Joe Porior 43 Al Schreiber 44 45 46 Electronically Reviewed by Corporation Counsel on 10.08.2026 - BLE 47 48 Adopted by an electronic vote: _____ Ayes, _____ Nays, _____ Absent, _____ Abstain, _____ Vacant 49