Village of Berwyn

The agenda for the Regular Board Meeting included several trustee reports concerning donated time, streets, park, landfill, equipment, and building matters. Key action items involved reviewing and approving submitted claims for payment, detailed in the attached Accounts Payable report totaling $1,084.42 for the period of February 11, 2026, to March 10, 2026. New business featured a discussion with Carla Kimball, CNEDD, regarding grant opportunities for street repairs. Additionally, the clerk reported contacting Old Dominion regarding an accident that damaged a culvert.

Key discussion points included initiating contact with CNED/CNEDD regarding Grant Writing Services, which requires membership, approving a Resolution and Interlocal Agreement, and appointing representatives. The Clerk presented information from a completed course on Floodplain management and reported on requirements from the State Auditor concerning the publication of meeting minutes and the board job description to qualify for an audit waiver. Correspondence noted the League of Nebraska Municipalities' opposition to LB 400 and the approval of Final BEAD Proposals for Nebraska. Additionally, CNEDD is offering a Nuisance Abatement program.

The board reviewed the treasurer's report and authorized payment of bills. Trustee reports were given, with discussion of road widening and signage near the highway. A grapple for a John Deere was tabled, and a follow-up was planned with Gary Thayer regarding road improvements. A trustee donated time using a skidster to fill holes.

The Village of Berwyn held its regular board meeting on April 5th, 2022, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting included approval of minutes from February 8th and March 15th, trustee reports, and discussion of various items such as the Mud Creek Watershed bridge, a burn site, and bids for mowing and weed control. New business items included oaths of office, a memorial park bench, and a webinar presentation.

The Berwyn Village Board of Trustees held their Annual Budget Hearing on September 17, 2013, reviewing the 2012-2013 fiscal year budget and adopting the 2013-2014 budget of $21,940.93. Discussions included budget line items and the allocation of funds, with decisions made regarding a potential new village pickup, building painting, or early bond payoff. The board also approved a 3.5% tax increase and the Audit Waiver for the fiscal year.