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Aug 13, 2026
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Sep 3, 2026
The work includes the construction of approximately: Removal and Replacement of approx. 40 lead or galvanized type water services and associated site and street restoration together with numerous related items of work.
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Census ID
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208454
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
29
Population
Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
3,461
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Sleepy Eye
The council agenda included consideration of a resolution accepting donations, an update from Brown County Commissioners, and the approval of a seasonal liquor license for the Sleepy Eye Baseball Association. Key infrastructure and planning matters included a petition for bituminous surfacing of an alley, a request to combine lots for a garage addition, and a zoning change for specific lots. The meeting also involved reviewing the 2025 audit report, receiving reports from the City Attorney and City Manager regarding budget meetings and pool updates, reviewing police reports and cash fund balances, and approving payment of city bills.
The council addressed the acceptance of city donations, issued a proclamation for Arbor Day, and held a first reading for an ordinance concerning the sale of real estate. Several annual and seasonal liquor license renewals were approved, as well as permits for fireworks. Reports were presented by the City Engineer regarding the Lead Service Line and airport maintenance. The council also processed the police report, reviewed cash fund balances, authorized the payment of city bills, and scheduled a future special meeting.
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The City Council appointed a Council President and passed several resolutions, including the acceptance of donations, approval of the State Airport Fund Grant Agreement, and support for the MN OEMS Grant for Ambulance Service. The Council initiated the second reading of an ordinance regarding the sale of real estate, authorized the investment of city funds, designated the official city newspaper and depositories, and approved a temporary liquor license. Additionally, the Council increased ambulance service rates, approved a payment to the SEMC Board of Directors, reviewed police and financial reports, and authorized the payment of outstanding bills.
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