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Sep 1, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
Provide snow plowing/salting the streets and alleys for the 2026-2027 winter. The bidder must provide and maintain all equipment used as well as order and provide a storage site for all materials used.
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191357
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350
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Madison
The council addressed several community management and administrative items. Key topics included public input regarding housing issues and property flooding, as well as an update on the progress of municipal audits. The council finalized contractual agreements for landscaping services, pest control, and waste management. Operational discussions focused on infrastructure maintenance, including planned pothole repairs and playground improvements. Additionally, new business items covered park facility upgrades, the consideration of traffic calming measures, a review of HUD housing regulations, and the resolution of overdue invoices from the regional tax bureau.
The council conducted a general meeting to address various administrative and operational matters. Resolutions were passed regarding the municipal millage rate, the re-appointment of the Secretary/Treasurer, the appointment of a Borough Solicitor, and the designation of an interim Mayor, a Vacancy Board member, and Zoning Hearing Board members. The council also established meeting schedules and appointed officers for zoning and permits. Additional business included discussing borough audit research, the publication of a new newsletter, approval of a bond renewal for the Secretary/Treasurer, plans for park closure signage, and the launch of the municipal website. Financial actions included the approval of debit card transactions and the payment of monthly bills.
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The meeting addressed a variety of municipal matters including complaints regarding missed trash pickup, stray cat control, and sidewalk parking issues. The council reviewed and acted upon building and septic permits. Unfinished business included the approval of a deposit for fireworks for the upcoming Sesquicentennial celebration. New business focused on infrastructure and property maintenance, including authorizing quotes for pothole repairs, approving lawn care service contracts, scheduling spring clean-up and yard sale events, and approving park improvements such as seal coating the walking track, installing playground mulch, and purchasing hardware for park bench installation.
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