Trustees decided to save Com-bined Locks close to $200,000 by upgrading a trash truck this year before new emission standards go into effect in 2027 at last week’s meeting.
Kimberly village trustees authorized staff to finalize the design elements and document to remodel the central office and approved the total project funding not to exceed $746,750.
The old saying is if you blink you could miss a small community anywhere in North America. That saying could be applied to the two-minute open portion of the Kaukauna Committee of the Whole meeting on Jan. 19.
A public hearing during the Jan. 20 common council session offered a glimpse of resident feedback regarding the City of Kaukauna’s proactive stance on regulating the prospect of data center facilities seeking a place in the city.
Two city committees were asked to review the preliminary certified survey map for the new middle school on Kaukauna’s south side during the Jan. 19 board and committee sessions.
Brown County Executive Troy Streckenbach was tasked by the county board of supervisors to appoint a team to negotiate with the Town of Holland regarding the dispute between the two entities regarding the payments the town believes are owed to it regarding the South Landfill.
The Kimberly Village Board last week authorized staff to work with Baird and American Deposit Management on the transfer of Tax Incremental Finance District money market funds year-end balance from Capital Credit Union to American Deposit Management.
Residents will have a chance to hear more and comment about a plan that focuses on the current and future status of the Little Chute water supply during a March 4 public hearing. The hearing date was approved during the Jan. 21 village board session.
