Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Park Falls.
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Oct 6, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
The Wisconsin DNR seeks proposals for consulting services to develop a brownfield site redevelopment plan, including market analysis, community engagement, and conceptual plans, for the Soo Line Depot property in Park Falls.
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Census ID
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191841
Population
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2,359
Procurement Difficulty Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Park Falls
The Council addressed several items, including the disallowance of a claim from Statewide Services, Inc. and the approval of an amendment to the Sex Offender Ordinance establishing a 1000-foot radius. The Council also reviewed the Norvado fiber optic easement request and authorized a TID 5 audit. Discussions were held on the 2027 Operating and Debt Service budget, which moved forward as presented. Additionally, the Council approved the payment of bills totaling $88,089.17.
The committee reviewed proposed revisions to the employee handbook, specifically discussing the transition from a traditional vacation and sick time policy to a Paid Time Off (PTO) system. Key considerations included the impact on existing employee accruals, requirements for mandatory vacation time, the removal of the floating holiday, and the necessity of negotiating these changes with the union and obtaining Library Board approval. The discussion also covered modifications to sick bank payouts and the need for improved definitions regarding no-fault absences.
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The meeting focused on revising park donation policies. The committee decided to abolish ordinance 58-16, shifting to a policy that only accepts monetary donations rather than tangible items, with a recognition program for donations of $100 or more. Furthermore, the committee explored the implementation of new wayfinding signs, requesting historical data from the DPW Director to assist in future placement planning and discussing potential costs.
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