Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Village of Milan.
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Dec 18, 2026
Construction of approximately 3,741 feet of 6” and 12” diameter watermain, new water service lines for (31) residential customers, installation of customers water maters, and abandonment of the Rainbow Ridge and Mill Creek 2 water systems.
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Census ID
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207859
Population
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5,028
Procurement Difficulty Score
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76 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Milan
The board discussed several operational and financial matters, including the tabling of the treasury report due to upcoming discussions on water and sewer rates. Payables were reviewed and approved, including significant insurance renewals and engineering services for a new sewage treatment plant. A resolution was adopted regarding the termination of the Quad Cities Interoperable Communications (QCIC) net governance agreement, shifting fiber network maintenance responsibilities to the individual municipalities. The board also received committee reports and addressed citizen comments regarding community events.
The council reviewed the Treasurer's report and discussed the fiscal year-to-date fund status, including the use of TIF V funds for building permits. Approval was granted for the Semi-Monthly and Miscellaneous bills, with clarification provided on specific expenses related to building demolition and unexpected site conditions. The council also approved an inducement resolution for a redevelopment project involving a potential new restaurant business. During the citizens' address, discussions occurred regarding the schedule for Trunk or Treat and potential underutilized spaces for a farmers' market or food vendors.
Public-sector contacts connected to Village of Milan.
The Village Board meeting included reports from the administrator, inspector, and various department heads regarding ongoing infrastructure projects, such as sewer plant developments and road work. Key agenda items included the approval of a tax increment financing (TIF) development agreement for a new business, setting trick-or-treat hours for the upcoming Halloween, and approving equipment purchases including a batwing brush hog mower and a Kubota UTV. The board also reviewed and approved miscellaneous bills and expenditures.
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