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Village of Iron Ridge
Crack filling.
Posted Date
Apr 29, 2026
Due Date
Jun 18, 2026
Release: Apr 29, 2026
Village of Iron Ridge
Close: Jun 18, 2026
Crack filling.
AvailableVillage of Iron Ridge
The Village of Iron Ridge seeks bids for reconstruction of North Main Street, including removal of approximately 6,200 square yards of existing pavement; relaying about 1,900 feet of 8‑inch PVC sanitary sewer and 1,900 feet of 6‑ and 8‑inch water main with valves and hydrants. The work also includes replacing curb and gutter and sidewalks, installing new road base with asphalt pavement, replacing sewer and water laterals, erosion and traffic control, and yard restoration. Digital bidding documents are noted as available for download for a fee through a planroom.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Apr 9, 2026
Release: -
Village of Iron Ridge
Close: Apr 9, 2026
The Village of Iron Ridge seeks bids for reconstruction of North Main Street, including removal of approximately 6,200 square yards of existing pavement; relaying about 1,900 feet of 8‑inch PVC sanitary sewer and 1,900 feet of 6‑ and 8‑inch water main with valves and hydrants. The work also includes replacing curb and gutter and sidewalks, installing new road base with asphalt pavement, replacing sewer and water laterals, erosion and traffic control, and yard restoration. Digital bidding documents are noted as available for download for a fee through a planroom.
Village of Iron Ridge
Work includes approx. 6,200 SY of existing pavement, relay existing sanitary sewer; 1,900 FT of 8" PVC sewer, relay existing cast iron watermain; 1,900 FT of 6" and 8" CPVC watermain with valves and hydrants; remove and replace curb and gutter and sidewalks; install new road base with asphalt pavement; replace sewer and water laterals; install erosion control; install traffic control; and perform yard restoration.
Posted Date
Feb 26, 2026
Due Date
May 8, 2026
Release: Feb 26, 2026
Village of Iron Ridge
Close: May 8, 2026
Work includes approx. 6,200 SY of existing pavement, relay existing sanitary sewer; 1,900 FT of 8" PVC sewer, relay existing cast iron watermain; 1,900 FT of 6" and 8" CPVC watermain with valves and hydrants; remove and replace curb and gutter and sidewalks; install new road base with asphalt pavement; replace sewer and water laterals; install erosion control; install traffic control; and perform yard restoration.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Iron Ridge
The meeting encompassed several key topics, including reports from the Police Department, Department of Public Works, and Building Inspector. Discussion points included infrastructure projects, such as the Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades and North Main Street bidding, park maintenance, and the handling of park vandalism. The board approved the purchase of bathroom partitions and the rental of temporary restroom facilities. Additionally, the board passed an ordinance to allow for an additional non-resident Library Board member, appointed a new Library Board member, and approved a radio grant participation resolution. Business also included discussions on recycling site operations, payment of monthly bills, and a closed session regarding performance evaluations and employee compensation.
The meeting featured a presentation by the State Representative on recent state legislation and public input regarding park committee operations and expenses. Reports were provided by the Police, Department of Public Works, Building Inspector, and Library, with updates on library grant applications and increased library usage. Key actions included the approval of several improvement projects for the park, the adoption of an updated ordinance for solid waste management and recycling to comply with DNR laws, and the authorization of monthly payments for general, water, and sewer expenditures. Additionally, the board discussed future plans for the village sign, computer upgrades for the police department, and upcoming contracts and projects.
The meeting agenda includes reviews of the Treasurer's reports, police and building inspector reports, and various committee reports including Department of Public Works, Emergency Government, Finance, Fire, Library, Ordinance, Planning Commission, Police, Recreation, and Recycling. Specific topics involve the WWTP, North Main Street updates, West Side Park bathroom partitions, park vandalism, Library Board appointments, new ordinances regarding low-speed vehicles and committee structures, the comprehensive plan, a radio grant resolution, and yard waste site operations. Additionally, the agenda covers computer updates, village signage, temporary class B licenses, committee additions, and trustee emails, alongside a closed session for performance evaluations and compensation considerations.
The board meeting included departmental reports from police and public works, with maintenance updates on the plow truck and meter replacements. The board discussed a contract with the Town of Herman Sanitary District, planned improvements for library bathrooms, and addressed library operational matters. Additionally, the board approved the rezoning of a property located at 101 S. Main Street from commercial to residential, approved the payment of monthly bills, and recognized an Eagle Scout service project involving a new village sign.
The board meeting commenced with the approval of the Treasurer's Reports for November 2025 concerning the General, Sewer, and Water funds. Discussions included a brief police report and the commencement date of a new Department of Public Works employee. The Building Inspector report noted a permit extension request. The Fire Board reported that insulation work on bathrooms is scheduled. The Library reported an upward trend in checkouts, with a goal set for 2026. The Planning Committee identified several maps for updating as part of the comprehensive plan, including zoning, land use, sewer/water, and recreational maps. The Police Committee reported progress on a grant application for a radio upgrade. The board approved the payment of January 2026 monthly bills for General, Water, and Sewer funds, and also approved Resolution 2025-12, which is the Budget Appropriation Resolution.
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