Annual Tree Trimming Program - Invitation for Bid
Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Oct 2, 2026
The annual tree trimming program is a four (4) year program consisting of trimming approx 4,400 trees within the village row.
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Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Oct 2, 2026
The annual tree trimming program is a four (4) year program consisting of trimming approx 4,400 trees within the village row.
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Census ID
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162298
Employee FTE
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65
Population
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9,488
Procurement Hell Score
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36 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Itasca
The Board appointed a new Trustee to fill an unexpired term and approved ordinances and resolutions regarding temporary zoning certificates for the 2026 Presidents Cup, the purchase of odor control media, a street shelter, and biosolids hauling services, as well as a concrete removal and replacement contract. Financial actions included the approval of bill payments. The Board also conducted a closed session to discuss real estate matters and minutes, and reviewed reports from various departments, including Police, Public Works, Engineering, Communications, and the Village Administrator regarding operational updates and local project statuses.
The board discussed testing options presented for Fire and Police candidates. New business items included authorizing an advertisement with The Blueline and scheduling the written test at a DS10 school instead of Lake Park High School. The board entered a closed session to review closed session minutes, subsequently accepted those minutes, and discussed the status of a candidate on the current new hire list.
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The commissioners discussed the upcoming Fall IFPCA conference details and evaluated the potential for changing the meeting location to Village Hall and moving to a quarterly schedule, though they ultimately decided to maintain the current location and frequency. They also addressed inquiries regarding the attendance of the attorney at board meetings.
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