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Aug 20, 2026
Oct 2, 2026
The City of Marshfield is soliciting proposals from qualified vendors for a 96-niche, 8-sided or round granite columbarium with community ossuary space for outdoor installation at the City of Marshfield Cemetery.
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Census ID
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169216
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
43
Population
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8,078
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Marshfield
The board accepted monthly reports from the Treasurer, Clerk, and Collector. Discussions were held concerning the installation of additional streetlights on North Pine Street, resulting in a recommendation to maintain the current lighting system. Actions were taken to convert the single-phase motor at well #1 to 440 volts and to issue a warrant for full payment upon completion of the pump installation. Matters pertaining to the police department were deferred for future consideration.
The Board of Alderman met to discuss several administrative and legislative items. Key actions included the approval of payable bills and monthly reports from the Treasurer, Clerk, and Collector. The Board granted an easement and right of way to the Sho-Me Power Corporation for sewer line construction. Additionally, the Council ordered the publication of a notice for the upcoming city election and adopted Ordinance Number 60, which calls for a special election regarding an increase in the municipal taxation rate. A separate special session authorized the Mayor and Clerk to negotiate the purchase of a $1000 performance bond as requested by the State Highway Commission.
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The Board of Aldermen met to address several community and municipal issues. Key agenda items included the approval of multiple land replats and sign variances, discussions regarding city recycling site logistics and a container placement request from Webco Custom Industries, and the tabling of a decision on an awning replacement for the Older American Center. The Board also established limited parking restrictions near local schools and denied a request for bicycle riding on a specific sidewalk. Significant infrastructure and planning discussions occurred, including potential sewer treatment plant renovations, water main extension policies, and construction change orders for the George Street Project. Additionally, the Board passed several ordinances, reviewed the sewer bond election timeline, discussed future land acquisition for an overpass project, approved the purchase of new police cruisers, and noted upcoming requirements for a Fair Housing committee and new library insurance responsibilities.
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