Mary L. Oldendorf

The board reviewed the monthly financial report and approved disbursements. Key actions included designating Brekke Ridge Road as the 2027 Co-Aid Road and initiating efforts to secure FEMA grant reimbursement for expenses related to a recent snowstorm. Road maintenance and improvement projects were authorized, including repairs to Skundberg Road and culvert replacement on Moen Road, alongside plans for regrinding and repaving Schansberg Road. Equipment management issues were addressed, including the sale of a rubber tire excavator. Additionally, the board scheduled a road ride-along and discussed future staffing and road work priorities.

The board meeting agenda includes the review and reception of financial reports, approval of disbursements, and public comment. Key discussion items involve a Conditional Use Permit request for a campground, an update on the Wisconsin Disaster Fund application, review of gravel quotes, and comprehensive evaluations of various town roads. The board will also address equipment matters and move into a closed session to discuss employment, compensation, and performance evaluations of town employees.

The board reviewed the financial report for January and approved disbursements for February. Topics of discussion included a potential presentation on internet crime and sextortion, the establishment of a $130/hr mowing fee for the City of Blair, and updates on equipment status including the new truck ram and a yellow truck on auction. Additionally, the board discussed future road maintenance planning for the local road improvement program and received announcements regarding upcoming district meetings.

The board meeting agenda includes the review and reception of the financial report, review and approval of disbursements, and a public comment session. Key items for discussion and potential action include designating 2027 Co-Aid Road, filing a Wisconsin Disaster Fund application, and addressing various gravel and blacktop road projects. Additionally, the board will consider equipment-related matters and the part-time employment of Rod Noren.

The board reviewed financial reports and approved March disbursements. Key discussion topics included a presentation on an upcoming referendum, potential liquor license fee considerations for a sports club, and the implementation of credit card payment options for town bills. Maintenance discussions covered the repair of a cracked tractor rim, a status update on a grader, and the decision to auction a yellow truck. The board also addressed equipment needs, such as a grapple for the end loader and disposal of an old lawnmower, as well as updates on road improvement projects and upcoming presentations regarding property variances and internet safety.