Jennifer Friday

The meeting focused on verifying mandatory training requirements for members and assessing the status of the Assessment Roll. Due to the incomplete status of the roll, the Board of Review officially adjourned the session to a later date. It was noted that interior photos will not be taken during revaluations.

The meeting agenda covers various administrative and operational topics, including department reports from the Fire Department, Constable, Building Inspector, and Marinette County. Key actions include the sale of an old fire engine, approval of vouchers, and discussion of court fee increases and insurance requirements. Additional items involve an Adopt-A-Highway application, updates to public record request forms and purchase policies, and standing committee reports on buildings, recycling, and road infrastructure, such as a bridge replacement and snowplow contract extension. The board will also receive updates regarding PFAS contamination issues related to the DNR, Tyco, and the EPA Superfund.

The meeting included an update on the status of a new fire engine, noting that an additional payment was applied to the contract balance. The commission confirmed the reappointments of the Fire Department Assistant Chief and Captains for a two-year term. Additionally, the commission reviewed and recommended the approval of the proposed annual budget for the Fire Department for the upcoming year. The Fire Chief provided an operational report covering call volumes, staffing levels, and upcoming department-related events, including a raffle drawing and an annual banquet.

The board meeting included updates on local infrastructure, property revaluations, and fire safety protocols. Key actions included the amendment of the 2026 budget, approval of liquor licenses for local establishments, and the reappointment of members to the Plan Commission. Additionally, the board discussed road maintenance projects, authorized a loan application for road work, and approved the sale of a surplus municipal vehicle via a sealed bid process.

The meeting included a financial review and several advisory motions and actions regarding town governance. Key discussion points included failed proposals to combine the clerk and treasurer offices, moves to change clerk and treasurer positions from appointed to elected, and discussions on public comment policies. The town electors passed a motion to authorize the sale of surplus equipment and approved an advisory motion to add a decentralized water system project to the Town Comprehensive Plan. Additionally, it was decided that PFAS will be discussed at every meeting.