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Oct 29, 2026
Purchase and delivery of approximately 2,700 residential 64-gallon recycling carts and 2,700 residential 64-gallon trash carts.
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Oct 9, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Seeks a certified grant administrator/third-party administrator to manage CDBG grant administration and compliance for the Loeffler Block affordable rental project, including rehabilitation of two units and construction of five new units.
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Census ID
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166738
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
40
Population
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6,205
Procurement Difficulty Score
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72 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Ishpeming
The council discussed and addressed several administrative and operational items. Key actions included reviewing departmental reports from finance, public works, and the police department, as well as approving the 2027 fee schedule. Several procurement-related decisions were made, including the selection of an electrical contractor and the approval of a developer for the Empire Street project. The council approved multiple ordinances and zoning amendments, authorized a new credit line with Nicolet National Bank, and passed resolutions concerning water and sewer improvement payments, charitable gaming licenses, and solar change orders. Additionally, the council convened a closed session to consult on pending litigation and real property acquisition matters.
The council meeting covered several community matters. Public comments were presented regarding library funding, property access issues on North Road, and appreciation for road work. Discussions included the current status of the city budget and the potential impact of a library millage. Several special event applications were approved, including festivities for the Christmas season, a parade, and holiday market. Additionally, the council addressed logistical needs for the market events, such as waste collection and electrical access. A presentation was provided by the Brownfield Authority regarding their role in assisting with redevelopment projects and accessing EPA grant funding for environmental assessments.
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The council discussed and approved an amendment to the meeting agenda, removing the proposed budget item. They approved a one-time rental fee waiver for Lakeview Elementary School at the Mining Heritage Pavilion. A health insurance renewal plan for 2027 was approved, effective January 1st, 2027. Resolution 27-2026 was passed, authorizing the signing of contracts related to the Washington Street paving project. Finally, the council engaged in a detailed discussion regarding a request from the Ishpeming Housing Commission concerning an exemption from Michigan's Public Act 152, with the decision tabled to allow for further due diligence and information gathering for a future meeting.
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