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Nov 5, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
The City of Oshkosh is soliciting proposals to provide Class A uniforms for its fire department. Requested items include firefighter jackets, trousers, shirts, accessories, emblems, badges, patches, and decorative components such as chevrons, epaulettes, and shoulder boards. Vendors must satisfy municipal insurance and warranty standards and deliver within the contract period.
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City
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Oshkosh
County
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Winnebago
Phone Number
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920-236-5240
Zip Code
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54901-5212
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This document outlines the Marion Road/Pearl Avenue Project Redevelopment Plan Modification #5 for the City of Oshkosh. The plan aims to expand the existing redevelopment area, initiate new activities, and build upon past efforts to eliminate blighted influences and promote orderly physical and economic growth. Key objectives include encouraging coordinated redevelopment, achieving private redevelopment to enhance the tax base, ensuring design harmony, maximizing central city property utilization, and assembling land for new uses. The modification serves as a framework for land acquisition, disposition, public improvements, and project financing, guiding future development in the area consistent with the city's comprehensive plan.
This document outlines the Marion Road/Pearl Avenue Redevelopment Plan, Phase One, for the City of Oshkosh. The plan aims to implement recommendations from the City's Comprehensive Plan, focusing on phasing out industrial uses, clearing and redeveloping specific properties, expanding commercial districts, realigning Marion Road, and developing new housing. Key objectives include preventing blight, promoting quality development standards, attracting new development, creating amenities, enhancing the city's role as a regional center, and promoting economic development through job creation.
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The Stevens Park Neighborhood Plan, developed through collaborative efforts by residents and city staff, serves as a comprehensive roadmap to enhance the quality of life and preserve the distinct character of the Stevens Park Neighborhood. It outlines eight priority areas: Community Building, Housing, Land Use, Transportation, Economic Development, Utilities, Natural and Cultural Resources, and Intergovernmental Cooperation. The plan aims to ensure the neighborhood remains a welcoming, safe, caring, and family-oriented place to live and a neighborhood of choice, by fostering community engagement, promoting reinvestment, improving public facilities and infrastructure, and protecting cultural and natural resources.
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