Dan Wenzlick

The council discussed various operational and community projects, including the installation process for a communication project and updates on the Transfer Station Expansion, where plans are being revised. Discussions were held regarding the 150-year celebration, park building improvements, library bathroom maintenance, and the Morrice Senior Center repairs. The council approved the implementation of a new credit card payment system for in-person transactions. Several items, including the transfer station expansion, sidewalk project, road projects, and repairs, were tabled for further information. The council authorized the purchase of a new salter, approved funding for a movie in the park event, and allocated funds for cabinets at the park building.

The council discussed various operational and maintenance projects, including the 150-year celebration planning, park building improvements, and property title issues at 131 Main Street. Financial matters addressed included the purchase of an extended warranty for a backhoe, approval of a special assessment increase for the ambulance service, allocation of funds for storm drain repair supplies, and the initiation of bidding processes for transfer station expansion and sidewalk improvements. Additionally, the council approved a budget amendment for a road resurfacing project using grant funds, accepted a member's resignation, reviewed financial statements, and authorized necessary fund transfers.

The council discussed various operational and maintenance projects, including the transfer station, road edge cleaning, pothole repairs, and the storm drain system. The meeting addressed the upcoming 150-year celebration, including potential mural and movie night plans. Various building and facility improvements were reviewed, such as the park building, library bathroom, and repairs for the Morrice Senior Center. Equipment needs were addressed, including the approval of a new lawnmower and trailer, as well as repairs for a village truck. Additionally, the council reviewed options for credit card payment processing and discussed the need for a ramp at the transfer station.

The council discussed various operational and maintenance items including potential repairs and replacements for park building assets, lawnmowers, and street infrastructure. Reports were provided on sewer and ambulance service operations, as well as property management concerns involving the senior center and local zoning. New business included the approval of trapping services for nuisance animal control at lagoons, authorization for an additional hour for the 150-year celebration petting zoo, and investigations into cost-effective credit card payment processing solutions. The meeting concluded with the approval of bill payments and various fund transfers between accounts.

The council conducted a public hearing regarding the property tax millage and the 2026-2027 budget. Discussions included updates on public works equipment, website accessibility compliance, and ambulance services. Significant actions included accepting a bid for the property at 131 Main Street, approving the personnel manual resolution concerning additional holidays, and adopting the 2026-2027 budget with specific amendments. The council also addressed the disposal of old office furniture, cancelled an upcoming meeting, scheduled an Easter Egg Hunt, approved necessary fund transfers, and authorized the payment of outstanding bills.