Jeff Woodfin

The Cross Plains City Commission convened to discuss various city matters. The commission held a public hearing and subsequently adopted the annual budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026, after addressing concerns about commissioner raises and project priorities. They also discussed a potential Eagle Scout project at the park, an ISO update from the Fire Chief, and the cancellation of the July 3rd Commission Meeting due to the July 4th holiday. Additionally, upcoming community events were announced.

A special meeting of the Cross Plains City Commission was held on November 11, 2024, to discuss a sewer update. The meeting focused on a grant-funded project to extend the main sewer line to Yates Cave Road, addressing concerns about public health and the needs of businesses in the historic district. Public comments raised concerns about Adenus's track record, project costs, and the impact on property owners, leading to a decision to revise the contract and postpone final approval.

The agenda includes a financial report for January 2025, covering the general fund, fire fund, and CDs. Reports from the Mayor will cover fire and police department activities, including call volumes and fuel usage. A public hearing and second reading are scheduled for Ordinance 25-01, amending the 2024-25 fiscal year budget. A resolution will be considered to close a dormant city bank account and transfer funds. Updates on ISO and the zoning ordinance are also on the agenda.

The Cross Plains City Commission convened to consider a request for a Roadblock Permit for the 6U Girls Softball Team to raise funds for the World Series. The commission approved the permit and discussed a potential city contribution and proclamation for the team. A discussion on the roadblock policy ensued, suggesting a resolution to allow the mayor or city manager to grant such requests in the future. The commission then approved a donation of $1,000 to the 6U Girls Softball Team.