Sauk County, Wisconsin Bids for Leasing Tri-County Airport Cropland
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Oct 15, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Sauk County is soliciting bids for leasing approximately 74.27 acres of cropland located at the Tri-County Airport.
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Posted
Oct 15, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Sauk County is soliciting bids for leasing approximately 74.27 acres of cropland located at the Tri-County Airport.
Posted
Sep 11, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Work of this Project consists of updates to Lighting, HVAC and controls systems. This includes, but is not limited to selective building demolition, excavation, concrete structures, ceilings and related electrical work.
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177073
Employee FTE
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617.1
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66,652
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Sauk County
The committee approved participation in the 2026 GIS grant program, necessitating a budget amendment, and authorized the promotion of an employee to a GIS analyst position. Updates were provided regarding the ongoing development of a holiday pay policy and the status of county financial and personnel reports. The committee also received reports from the Treasurer's and Accounting departments, covering audit progress, investment data, and the receipt of a GFOA award. Finally, the committee approved various invoice payments and vouchers, including large settlement distributions for local schools and municipalities.
The committee reviewed and approved vouchers for MIS, Buildings, and Highway departments, and approved computer donation requests. Public comment was received regarding potential storage of club equipment at the landfill. The committee resolved to terminate a property maintenance agreement with the City of Baraboo. Highway department business included the approval of county aid for bridge construction, adoption of a corridor study report for CTH W, and the approval of a winter sand bid. Additionally, the committee entered a closed session to perform an evaluation of the Highway Commissioner.
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The committee reviewed and approved monthly reports and vouchers for the Veterans Service Office, Emergency Management, the County Clerk, and the Corporation Counsel. Discussions included Emergency Management training exercises, the successful resolution of litigation concerning several 2025 grants, and the publication of flood study data to the county's GIS website. The County Clerk addressed financial inquiries regarding new election equipment purchases. Finally, the new Corporation Counsel provided an overview of department operations, office staffing, and status updates on ongoing legal matters and litigation cases.
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