The council received an update regarding historic trolley rides and heard reports from various department heads. A status update on the wastewater treatment plant was provided. The council approved a resolution to support library funding. Discussions were held concerning the composition of the tourism commission, and the council conducted a closed session regarding the City Administrator's compensation review, during which no action was taken.
Aug 19, 2026·Board meeting
City Council City Council Meeting
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The council meeting addressed several operational and financial matters. The council approved a recreational facility use agreement with the Amery Pickleball Club and agreed to waive zoning fees for charitable organizations performing temporary accessibility projects at residences. Additionally, the council authorized payment applications for the wastewater treatment plant and discussed ongoing process adjustments to improve biological treatment. Finally, the council passed a resolution to amend the sewer utility fund budget, allowing for emergency sewer main relining on Highland Street to prevent structural failure.
Jun 3, 2026·Board meeting
City of Amery Common Council Common Council Meeting Agenda
The council will consider a request to remove a 175-foot section of sidewalk on Harriman Ave. N. to prevent damage to tree roots, with a staff recommendation to deny the request and implement reinforced construction instead. Additionally, the council will address an amendment to the municipal code concerning fire inspection frequency for Downtown District properties to transition from a semiannual to an annual inspection cycle, and conduct the swearing-in of an police officer.
May 6, 2026·Board meeting
Amery City Council Council Proceedings
The council held a public hearing regarding a Conditional Use Permit for a campground and RV park, ultimately approving Resolution 09-2026 for its construction and operation. Other key actions included the approval of various appointments for city committees and commissions, the selection of a Council President, and the adoption of an ordinance to repeal the Ethics Board. Furthermore, the council approved a revised Gifts and Memorials Policy and ratified a contract with West Wisconsin Inspection Agency, LLC for building inspection services. Department head reports were also presented.
