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Oct 23, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Furnish and install 643 water meters; furnish and install meter reading system and software; together with numerous related items of work.
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Census ID
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167465
Population
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1,383
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Winnebago
The meeting included a presentation from the school district regarding facilities and an upcoming referendum. General business addressed engineering updates for the Stormwater Utility Project and Cleveland Avenue roadwork, along with the approval of a pay estimate. Council approved requests for A Night to Unite event, including free swim and road closures, as well as a noise permit for a local establishment. The board authorized equipment purchases for the Fire Department and Street Department, declared a vehicle as excess property, accepted donations, waived tort liability, and processed a resignation from the Fire Department.
The Council convened a closed session to review an investigation report concerning a formal complaint of misconduct against a firefighter. The discussion concluded with a decision to postpone further action to ensure that all Council members have sufficient opportunity to fully review and consider the presented information.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Winnebago.
The council received a presentation from State Representative Bjorn Olson regarding funding assistance. Public comments were heard concerning city ordinances for goats, public safety regarding hazardous sidewalk conditions, and responsibilities for broken curb stops. The City Engineer provided updates on paving projects and the status of the well project. The council resolved to issue a General Obligation 2026A Bond and approved a PFA Credit Enhancement Program Agreement. Additionally, the council addressed personnel matters including a resignation, salary adjustments for staff, purchases for the WWTP and police department, and the declaration of an ambulance as excess property. Discussions were also held regarding utility deposit policies and the liability concerns associated with the fire department filling private pools.
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