Nisswa Volunteer Fire Department
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Nisswa Volunteer Fire Department.
- Buyer type:
- Fire Department
- Location:
- Nisswa, MN
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Nisswa Volunteer Fire Department.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Nisswa
County
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Crow Wing
Phone Number
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218-963-2442
Zip Code
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56468
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Latest Budget Year
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Nisswa Volunteer Fire Department
The workshop focused on 2023 budget discussions, including specific proposals for the Pickle Factory, Sewer, and Spirits of Nisswa enterprise funds. The council reviewed a draft building matrix report, declined a donation request for the food shelf, and approved 2023 wages, benefits, and insurance contributions for non-union staff. Additionally, the council discussed the tax impact model and established a 12% final levy for the 2023 General Fund Budget.
The council held a 2026 budget workshop to review and adjust various departmental funding allocations. Decisions included reducing transportation and training expenditures, lowering projected attorney fees, and eliminating capital reserve contributions for planning and zoning and the community center. The council also approved moving to a digital newsletter format, reviewed salary budget requirements for administrative positions, and deferred decisions regarding credit card fees for municipal business services pending further research.
The board conducted a public hearing and granted a variance for the expansion of a non-conforming residential structure. Additionally, they approved a conditional use permit application to split a single retail unit into two separate tenant spaces within the highway business district. The board also addressed an appeal and review request regarding a previously approved lot split, involving concerns over restrictive covenants and property access.
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