Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Scott Kollmansberger’s organization
Oct 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Finance Of Whole And Common Council Meeting
The meeting included a citizen presentation regarding the history and community benefits of the Tate Center, specifically emphasizing its role as a cornerstone for community activities and the necessity of ongoing financial support. The committee formally approved the designation of Horicon Bank as the city's official depository, replacing existing relationships to address security and insurance requirements. Additionally, the committee reviewed the proposed 2027 city budget, discussing potential mill rate increases, the impact of various funding requests, and strategies to offset the operational deficit of the Tate Center through departmental revenue.
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The committee reviewed and discussed the proposed 2027 library budget. Key topics included an examination of operational expenses, such as maintenance contracts for HVAC systems, elevators, and various facility services. Members addressed concerns regarding budget increases, the impact of staff restructuring on wages, and the allocation of funding from both city and county sources. Additionally, the committee sought clarification on the financial treatment of carryover funds and the management of the library maintenance fund.
Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Common Council, Standing Committees, and Finance Committee of the Whole Special Meeting
The meeting encompassed several key topics across committee sessions. The Council conducted a public hearing regarding the Muzzy Allen and Grove Streets road reconstruction project and approved a resolution for levying special assessments for the project. Additionally, the Council approved operator licenses. The Public Safety Committee reviewed monthly reports from the police, fire, and EMS departments, highlighting staffing updates, call-for-service statistics, community engagement efforts such as blood drives and fire safety events, and apparatus maintenance. Discussions also touched upon participation in a Mobile Integrated Health Initiative to better manage non-emergency 911 calls.
Sep 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Finance Committee Special Meeting
The committee reviewed and recommended the proposed 2027 Police Department budget, which includes adjustments for cost of living, fuel projections, emergency management maintenance, and capital improvements such as radios and squad vehicles. Additionally, the committee discussed the Fire Department budget, addressing line item discrepancies for telephone and internet expenses, fuel allocation methodologies between fire and EMS services, and proposed staffing changes including the addition of a third chief and a paid on-call holiday program.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
