Louisville, NE - 2026 HWY 66 Utility Relocation RFP
Aug 21, 2026
Closes
Sep 29, 2026
Replacement of 1,100 LF of PVC water main and 275 LF of PVC sewer main.
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Aug 21, 2026
Closes
Sep 29, 2026
Replacement of 1,100 LF of PVC water main and 275 LF of PVC sewer main.
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1,419
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Louisville
The library board meeting covered several key areas, including a review of membership growth, circulation numbers, overdue materials, and new acquisitions. The board also reviewed and updated its strategic plan, focusing on digital literacy initiatives and setting dates for technology nights. The budget was reviewed and approved, and the board discussed and approved a $100 gift for Roger Storm for his computer-related contributions. Finally, the board decided to leave routers on for community internet access.
The library board meeting covered various topics, including a librarian report on membership, circulation numbers, overdue materials, new materials, and monthly finances. Discussions included the purchase of a DVD cleaner, updates on the Friends of the Library activities, building updates (window replacement and restroom repairs), Scholastic book fair funds, Tech Tuesdays events, and the StoryTime with Santa event. New business items involved a donation from the Volkswagen Club, DVD checkout limits, membership fee ideas for non-residents, and a library website update. Darla's employee review was postponed to the next meeting.
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The library board meeting covered various topics including a librarian report summarizing new members, circulation numbers, overdue reports, new materials, and monthly financial reviews. Discussions included upcoming events such as Ladies Craft Night, Snack Attack for Kids, and the Little House in the Big Woods Summer Reading Book Club. Summer reading program details were also reviewed. General business items included updates on the Friends of the Library newsletter, building updates, Tech Tuesdays, a Volkswagen Club donation, and the library website update. A thank you card was discussed for a donation of time. New business included planning for a Scholastic Book Fair and managing library headsets. The next meeting date and agenda were set.
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