Town of Seneca

The meeting included updates on road maintenance, such as School House Road brushing and tire cleanup. There was discussion regarding the need for a board member to attend a Land Conservation Department Meeting concerning the Krueger Farm expansion. An ambulance meeting update highlighted the need for additional EMTs. The board approved the payment of $1,500 to the Bowler Fire Department for the town's portion of a UTV purchase. They also approved bills and addressed an issue with the timeliness of L&L propane bills, directing payment of the 10-day amount without late charges.

Discussions included road conditions following high winds, county snowplowing budget impact, and an ambulance service update, noting stable finances, outstanding payments, and a new ambulance delivery date. A fire department update addressed charge adjustments and town reimbursement rates. The meeting also included a decision to raise the meeting per diem rate, a decision to waive fees for a specific benefit, approval of bills, a facility update on propane levels, and public input regarding a bridge replacement project and traffic concerns.

The meeting of February 10, 2022, was opened with the presence of Chairman Carolyn Jolitz, Supervisor Michael Trinko, Supervisor Harvey Stefl, Clerk Raymond Rigsby, and Treasurer Sherry Voelz. The board discussed road projects, including Ballpark Road and School House Road Bridge, and reported issues with Roosevelt Road and damage caused by a Shawano County plow truck. Updates were given on ambulance, fire, and Tilleda Pond District meetings, and bills were approved. The next meeting is scheduled for March 10, 2022.

The Seneca Town Board meeting of March 10, 2022, covered road repairs, spring weight limits, and updates on the SchoolHouse Road Bridge and Ball Park Road. The board approved Ordinance 2022-01, contracted with Luke Onesti for lawn care, and A-1 Exterminators for pest control. Discussions included snow plowing concerns and updates from county meetings.

The meeting of January 13, 2022, was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the approval of the December meeting minutes. Reports included no issues with town road snow plowing, concerns about fire call billing amounts, and a property violation letter for Zachery Rosenow. Updates on ambulance and fire meetings were also provided, and bills were approved before the meeting adjourned at 6:03 PM.