Buffalo County, WI

County Board

The Buffalo County Board of Supervisors will consider three resolutions at its August 24, 2026 meeting. The main items are amending Policy 103 on overtime, compensatory time, on-call pay, and shift differential, and establishing on-call compensation for the Highway Department. The board will also vote on a resolution regarding Wisconsin Statute §70.11(20) requirements.

• Resolution #26-08-03 on Wisconsin Statute §70.11(20) requirements
• Resolution #26-08-02 to amend Policy 103 on overtime, comp time, on-call pay, and shift differential
• Resolution #26-08-01 to establish Highway Department on-call compensation
• Public comment period and committee chair reports

Finance & Human Resources Committee

The Finance and Human Resources Committee will meet to review and potentially act on several items, including a risk management report, an LP gas bid award, an update on the 2027 budget, and a maintenance agreement for the Flyway Trail. The committee will also review and approve monthly vendor invoices, payroll, and investment reports totaling over $607,000. This is a regular business meeting with no public hearings scheduled.

• LP Gas Bid Award
• Update on 2027 Budget
• Update on Flyway Trail Maintenance Agreement
• Monthly Vendor Invoices/Employment Payroll/Investment Report ($607,462.24 total)
• Risk Management and Safety Report

The committee approved a motion to award the LP gas bid to Consolidated Energy Company for 45,000 gallons at $1.175 per gallon, starting in September. They also approved the agenda, previous meeting minutes, and monthly financial reports. Updates were given on the 2027 budget, Flyway Trail agreement, and fair insurance cost-sharing dispute with Pepin County.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from July 16, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Awarded LP gas bid to Consolidated Energy Company for 45,000 gallons at $1.175/gallon (unanimous)
• Approved monthly vendor invoices, payroll, and investment report (unanimous)

Local Emergency Planning Committee

The Buffalo County Local Emergency Planning Committee is meeting to review and potentially act on its hazardous materials response strategic plan, receive spill and financial reports, and hear updates from the emergency management director and committee members. The agenda is largely routine, with no major new decisions or public hearings listed.

• Review of Strategic Plan update
• Spill Report (two spills since last meeting: Dairyland Power hydraulic oil, semi diesel/anti-freeze)
• Financial Report
• Emergency Management Director's Report
• LEPC Chair and Members' Reports

The Buffalo County Local Emergency Planning Committee met on August 20, 2026, and approved the agenda and previous meeting minutes. Members discussed the strategic plan, recent spill incidents (including a manure run-off causing a fish kill), and the financial report, noting a grant was approved. No formal decisions were made beyond routine approvals.

• Approved agenda as presented
• Approved previous meeting minutes (motion by Severson, second by Wall)

Miscellaneous Agendas

The Western Wisconsin Workforce Development Area 9 Local Elected Officials will meet to review and act on the WDB-LEO Agreement, discuss strategies for reconstituting the Workforce Development Board, and discuss recruiting a new fiscal agent. They will also receive an update from DWD on state assumption of board functions, including contracts, records retention, and financial status, and hear an update on local performance negotiations.

• Review and action on WDB-LEO Agreement
• Discussion on Workforce Development Board recruitment
• Discussion on recruitment of a new fiscal agent
• DWD update on state assumption of workforce development board functions
• Update on local area negotiations (WIOA performance measures)

Board of Adjustments

The Buffalo County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to determine if additional action is needed for a variance application. The request seeks to treat a parcel as a lot of record to allow a dwelling without the required 100 feet of road frontage.

• Variance application VAR 2026-1 for Eric Parks, Jeff Pank, and Dawn Pank
• Proposed dwelling at W1805 County Road S, Town of Alma
• Request to waive 100 ft road frontage requirement per Chapter 8, Section 1 of Zoning Ordinance

Board of Adjustments

The Buffalo County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request from Eric Parks, Jeff Pank, and Dawn Pank to allow construction of a dwelling on a parcel that lacks the required 100 feet of road frontage. The board will also review and possibly approve minutes from two prior meetings. The agenda includes a motion to reopen the hearing due to correspondence received after the initial hearing.

• Variance request VAR 2026-1 to treat parcel as lot of record and allow dwelling without 100 ft road frontage
• Property: W1805 County Road S, SE 1/4 of SE 1/4, Section 25, Town of Alma
• Applicants: Eric Parks, Jeff Pank, Dawn Pank
• Board to review minutes from Dec 18, 2025 and July 10, 2026 hearings
• Zoning staff recommends conditions: no further division, remain in ANR-40 district

UW Extension Subcommittee

The Ag and Extension Education Subcommittee is meeting to review educator reports, financial updates, personnel updates, and a Rural Health Transformation Grant update. The agenda is largely routine, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Educator reports from Crops & Soils, Human Development, and 4-H programs
• Financial updates for Extension programs
• Personnel updates
• Rural Health Transformation Grant update

The Agriculture and Extension Education Subcommittee approved the agenda and previous meeting minutes. No substantive policy decisions were made; the meeting consisted of educator reports on programs and updates on budget and personnel.

• Approved meeting agenda (motion by Nelson, second by Sendelbach)
• Approved minutes from previous meeting (motion by Sendelbach, second by Nelson)

Miscellaneous Agendas

The County Board of Canvass will meet to review, discuss, and act upon the canvass of the August 11, 2026 Partisan Primary Election results. The meeting is open to the public.

• Canvass of August 11, 2026 Partisan Primary Election results

The Buffalo County Board of Canvass reviewed election materials from all municipalities for the August 13, 2026 election. No vote totals were changed and no votes were rejected. The board adjourned after completing the canvass.

• Reviewed GAB-104 Inspector's Statements, tally sheets, and poll books for all municipalities
• Certified election results with no changes to vote totals
• Rejected no votes based on Board of Canvass findings

Miscellaneous Agendas

The Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission will meet to decide on several contracts, including the WisDOT Rural Transportation Work Program, comprehensive plans for the Village of Norwalk, City of Osseo, and Town of Jefferson, and industrial park studies with 7 Rivers Alliance. They will also hear presentations on Planning Law Act 173 and Opportunity Zones 2.0, and receive updates on grants and planning activities.

• Resolution approving the 2027 WisDOT Rural Transportation Work Program Plan
• Contract for Village of Norwalk Comprehensive Plan
• Contract for City of Osseo Comprehensive Plan and Strategic Plan
• Contract with 7 Rivers Alliance for Industrial Park Studies
• Decision on offering administrative services to TUMMA

Highway Committee

The Buffalo County Highway/Maintenance Committee will meet to discuss and act on routine items including vouchers, a fuel contracting contract, equipment purchases, road and bridge updates, and the 2027 budget. The agenda includes public comment and reports from staff and commissioners. No major policy decisions are listed beyond standard approvals.

• Fuel contracting contract approval
• Equipment: Bomag RS 500, Case Dozer #106, radios
• Roads & bridges updates (townships, LSSIP, county/state roads)
• Buildings & grounds: Culligan system, Hwy Shop window issue
• 2027 budget discussion

Highway & Maintenance Committee

The Buffalo County Highway/Maintenance Committee will meet to review and act on routine items including vouchers, a fuel contract, equipment sales, and road updates. They will also discuss the 2027 budget and financial updates. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions listed.

• Fuel contracting approval
• Equipment sales: Bomag RS 500, Case Dozer #106
• Radio rental costs ($2,300/month) and alternatives
• 2027 budget discussion
• Road updates: CTH O, CTH H/HH, STH 35/54, US Hwy 10

Recycling Committee

The Buffalo County Recycling Committee will meet to conduct routine business including electing a new chair and vice-chair, reviewing 2027 budget items like per-capita funding and container repainting, and discussing mattress recycling options. The meeting is open to the public at the County Board Room in Alma.

• Election of Recycling Committee Chair and Vice-Chair
• Repainting of recycling containers
• 2027 per-capita funding discussion
• Mattress recycling options review
• Clean Sweep 2027 hazardous waste program planning

The Recycling Committee held elections and re-elected Max Weiss as chair (7-1-1) and Dwight Ruff as vice chair (5-4). They approved painting three additional roll-off containers and keeping the per-capita recycling rate at $5.00 for 2027. The committee also discussed but took no action on mattress recycling options and a potential contract with Green Circle.

• Re-elected Max Weiss as chair (7-1-1)
• Re-elected Dwight Ruff as vice chair (5-4)
• Approved painting 3 additional roll-off containers
• Approved keeping per-capita rate at $5.00 for 2027

Health & Human Services & Veterans Committee

The Buffalo County Health & Human Services & Veterans Committee will discuss funding options for an Economic Support Specialist position, part of a consortium plan to create six new positions with $629,000 in support. The committee will also receive monthly reports from Veterans Services, Public Health, and DHHS, and approve vouchers and minutes. The meeting includes routine procedural items such as public comment, director and chair reports, and setting the next meeting date.

• Discuss Economic Support Specialist funding option — part of a consortium creating six new positions with $629,000 in support
• Veterans Services Monthly Report and Monthly Vouchers
• Public Health Report including water quality findings and grant updates
• DHHS Financial Update and Monthly Vouchers
• Approve minutes from previous meetings and amended April minutes

The committee approved a motion to show support for adding a fourth Economic Support position in the Department of Health and Human Services. Members also approved the April 2nd corrected minutes, June 4th draft minutes, Veterans Services vouchers, and DHHS monthly vouchers for May and June. The meeting included reports on Veterans Services, Public Health, and financial updates, with no public comments.

• Approved motion to support adding a 4th Economic Support position in DHHS
• Approved April 2nd, 2026 corrected minutes as amended
• Approved June 4th, 2026 draft minutes as presented
• Approved Veterans Services monthly vouchers as presented
• Approved DHHS monthly vouchers for May and June 2026 as presented

Economic Development Committee

The Buffalo County Economic Development Committee will meet to elect a chair and vice-chair, receive updates on committee goals and the Flyway Trail, and discuss new business. The meeting is open to the public with remote access available.

• Election of committee chair and vice-chair
• Update on goals, including webpage/Facebook rollout and $8,019 MRRPC budget request for 2027
• Flyway Trail update (no significant progress reported at last meeting)
• New business update, including Monroe County Tourism Conference ideas and possible regional conference with Winona, MN

The committee elected Nathan Nelson as chair and Gary Stanton as vice-chair, with Nelson ineligible as a citizen member. They also approved the April minutes and heard updates on goals, the Flyway Trail, and SBA disaster assistance.

• Approved minutes from April 16, 2026 meeting (carried)
• Elected Nathan Nelson as committee chair (paper ballot)
• Appointed Gary Stanton as vice-chair (unanimous voice vote)

ADRC Committee

The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Buffalo and Pepin Counties will meet to discuss a budget modification for additional ADRC funding. The committee will also receive reports on the Senior Nutrition Program and ADRC finances.

• 2026 Budget Modification for additional ADRC funding
• Buffalo and Pepin Counties Senior Nutrition Program presentation
• ADRC/EBS Financial Report

Miscellaneous Agendas

Local Elected Officials (LEOs) will discuss the state's assumption of workforce development functions and review governance documents. The body will also address strategies for reconstituting the Workforce Development Board and recruiting a new fiscal agent.

• Review and potential approval of Workforce Development Board Bylaws
• Review and potential approval of WDB-LEO Agreement
• Discussion on reconstituting the Workforce Development Board
• Discussion on recruitment of a new fiscal agent
• Designation of representatives for local performance accountability negotiations

Land Management Committee

The Buffalo County Land Management Committee will discuss a range of items, including a presentation on remonumentation of Nelson, data center topics, and a surveyor report. It will act on an ordinance amendment to the county zoning districts map for the Town of Mondovi, which was moved and approved. The meeting also includes routine business such as approving the agenda, minutes, public comments, and setting the next meeting date.

• Ordinance amendment to rezoning the Town of Mondovi – motion approved
• Presentation on remonumentation of Nelson Township
• Discussion of data center issues (future agenda item)
• Surveyor report – field work planned for Maxville
• Director report on DNR manure spill affecting Danuser Creek

Finance & Human Resources Committee

The Finance‑Human Resources Committee authorized the County Administrator to sell about two acres of land on US Highway 10. It also adopted a new Artificial Intelligence Acceptable Use policy and amended overtime, on‑call pay and shift‑differential rules in Policy 103. The committee designated public depositories and updated County Vehicle and Fleet Operations policy. No action was taken on the Fountain City Rod and Gun Club’s request for property‑tax exemption pending further information.

• Authorization to sell approximately 2 acres of land along US Highway 10
• Resolution to amend Policy 103 – overtime, compensatory time, on‑call pay and shift differential
• Resolution to adopt Policy 405 – Artificial Intelligence Acceptable Use
• Resolution to designate public depositories
• Resolution to consider Fountain City Rod and Gun Club property‑tax exemption (no action taken)

The committee denied a property tax exemption request for the Fountain City Rod and Gun Club. Members also approved amendments to the overtime policy and established on-call compensation for the Highway Department.

• Denied property tax exemption for Fountain City Rod and Gun Club
• Approved resolution amending Policy 103 regarding overtime, compensatory time, on-call pay and shift differential
• Approved resolution to establish Highway Department on-call compensation
• Approved monthly vendor invoices, employment payroll, and investment reports

Highway Safety Commission

The Buffalo County Highway Safety Commission will approve minutes from the prior meeting and receive updates from the Sheriff’s Office, Emergency Management, Highway Department, WisDOT, and other representatives. Members will discuss a request to lower the speed limit on County Trunk Highway OO and receive briefings on the Waumandee Creek Bridge overlay and several resurfacing projects. The meeting also includes reports on storm cleanup, sign theft, and upcoming public health and education initiatives.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Request to lower the speed limit on CTH OO
• Waumandee Creek Bridge overlay project (60‑day, staged with temporary signals)
• Resurface projects on Hy 35/Hy 54, Indian Creek Road, and Hy 10 (no schedule provided)
• Storm cleanup and sign theft of signs on Hy 95 and County Road O

The Buffalo County Highway Safety Commission met on July 16, 2026, and approved the agenda and previous meeting minutes. No formal decisions were made; the meeting consisted of updates from members, including reports on recent fatal motorcycle accidents, highway construction projects, and a speed limit change. The next meeting is scheduled for October 15, 2026.

• Approved meeting agenda (motion by Kelly Johnston, seconded by Rick Tumaniec)
• Approved previous meeting minutes (motion by Jamie Weaver, seconded by Steve Wall)

Buffalo/Pepin Community Justice Collaborating Council

The Buffalo/Pepin Criminal Justice Collaborating Council will review several program updates, including the sustainability of the Reentry Program and policy changes to the jail nursing program. A key agenda item is the approval of funding from the 2027 Tribal Assistance Development (TAD) Grant. The meeting will also include financial and program reports and a public comment period.

• 2027 TAD Grant Funding Approval – Ms. Bautch will request committee approval
• Reentry Program sustainability discussion – Ms. Mary Campbell Wood will present funding options
• Jail Nursing Program policy/procedure changes – Ms. Stewart will share updates
• CJCC Financial Report – balance of $31,639.66
• Community Work Service Program Report – 8 new participants in 2026

The Criminal Justice Collaborating Council approved applying for the 2027 TAD grant funding. The council also decided not to renew the Recovery Coach contract due to low contact with inmates, and instead will purchase educational materials for the reentry program. The jail nursing program updated its policy to include health appraisals and harm reduction kits for inmates staying 14 or more days.

• Approved 2027 TAD grant funding application (motion carried)
• Decided not to renew Recovery Coach contract
• Decided to purchase educational materials for reentry program instead of pursuing additional grant funding
• Updated jail nursing policy to include health appraisals and harm reduction kits for inmates staying 14+ days

Land Management Committee

The committee will vote on an ordinance amendment to the Buffalo County zoning districts map affecting the Town of Mondovi. The meeting also includes reports on remonumentation of Nelson, data center projects, and a surveyor update. Public comments and various departmental reports will be heard before adjournment.

• Ordinance amendment to rezoning map for Town of Mondovi – motion approved
• Discussion of remonumentation plans for the Town of Nelson
• Presentation on data center projects
• Surveyor report noting no field work in May, planning for June in Maxville
• Director report on DNR manure spill affecting Danuser Creek

The committee approved its agenda after a motion and second. It also approved the minutes from the previous meeting. The next meeting was scheduled for August 7 at 8 a.m. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Agenda approved (motion passed)
• Previous meeting minutes approved (motion passed)
• Next meeting set for August 7 at 8 a.m.
• Meeting adjourned at 9:36 a.m. (motion passed)

Highway Committee

The Buffalo County Highway Committee will convene on July 14, 2026, to review contracts, equipment, and road projects. The meeting will be held at the Highway Committee Room in Alma and is open to the public.

• Contract approvals for fuel contracting
• Equipment review: Bomag RS 500, Case Dozer #106, and plow blades
• Roads & Bridges: Township updates and County Road projects
• Buildings & Grounds: Culligan System and Hwy Shop Window issue
• Budget Ideas and Financial Update

The Highway Committee approved the agenda, the minutes from the June 11 meeting, and monthly vouchers totaling $474,950.92. Members voted to not renew the $1,387.20 per‑year Culligan water system contract and to proceed with a one‑year plow‑blade supply pending funding. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved agenda (motion by Mr. Weiss, seconded by Mr. Ruff) – carried
• Approved minutes from June 11, 2026 (motion by Mr. Weiss, seconded by Mr. Sendelbach) – carried
• Approved monthly vouchers #31927‑#31995 totaling $474,950.92 (motion by Mr. Ruff, seconded by Mr. Sendelbach) – carried
• Motion not to renew Culligan system contract; remove machine and buy bottled water (motion by Mr. Ruff, seconded by Mr. Sendelbach) – carried
• Motion to continue one‑year plow‑blade supply if funding is found (motion by Mr. Ruff, seconded by Mr. Sendelbach); roll‑call vote yes from all members – carried
• Motion to adjourn meeting (motion by Mr. Ruff) – carried

Highway & Maintenance Committee

The Buffalo County Highway/Maintenance Committee will meet to review and act on routine items including vouchers, a fuel contract, equipment purchases (Bomag RS 500, Case Dozer #106, brooms, radios, plow blades), and updates on roads and bridges. The agenda also includes staffing, buildings and grounds issues, budget ideas, and financial reports. This is a regular working meeting with no major policy decisions listed.

• Contract approval for fuel contracting
• Equipment purchases: Bomag RS 500, Case Dozer #106, brooms, radios, plow blades
• Roads & bridges updates: townships, LSSIP, county and state roads
• Buildings & grounds: Culligan system, highway shop window issue
• Budget ideas and financial update

Board of Adjustments

The Board of Adjustments will consider two variance applications regarding zoning setbacks and road frontage. The board may conduct site investigations before acting on the applications.

• VAR 2026-2: Request for 80’ setback from Class A Highway and 19’ setback from Class C Highway at 1052 Chippewa Road
• VAR 2026-2: Request to reduce vision triangle clearance to 80’ instead of 150’ at 1052 Chippewa Road
• VAR 2026-1: Request to treat parcel at W1805 County Road S as a lot of record to allow a dwelling without 100 ft of road frontage
• Review of November 11, 2025 Board of Adjustment Public Hearing minutes

The board approved Variance 2026-2 for Barry Johnson's accessory building with zoning staff conditions and a required 10‑foot footprint shift. It also approved Variance 2026-1 for Eric Parks and the Pank family, subject to zoning staff conditions. The board voted to table approval of the November 11 2025 meeting minutes until the next hearing. All motions carried unanimously.

• Approved Variance 2026-2 with staff conditions and 10‑ft footprint shift (all in favor)
• Approved Variance 2026-1 with staff conditions (all in favor)
• Tabled approval of November 11, 2025 minutes until next hearing (motion carried)
• Adjourned the hearing (motion carried)

Board of Adjustments

The Buffalo County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider two variance applications. Both requests seek exceptions to the Buffalo County Zoning Ordinance regarding property setbacks and road frontage.

• VAR 2026-2: Barry Johnson request for reduced setbacks (80' and 19') and vision triangle clearance (80') at S1052 Chippewa Road
• VAR 2026-1: Eric Parks, Jeff Pank & Dawn Pank request to treat a parcel as a lot of record without 100 ft of road frontage at W 1805 County Road S

The board approved Variance 2026-2 for Barry Johnson's accessory building in the Town of Nelson, adding staff conditions and a requirement to shift the building footprint 10 feet south. It also approved Variance 2026-1 for Eric Parks and the Pank family’s residential parcel in the Town of Alma, subject to zoning staff conditions. The board voted to table approval of the November 11, 2025 meeting minutes until the next hearing.

• Approved Variance 2026-2 with staff conditions and 10‑ft footprint shift (unanimous)
• Approved Variance 2026-1 with zoning staff conditions (unanimous)
• Tabled approval of November 11, 2025 minutes (motion carried)
• Adjourned the hearing (motion carried)

County Board

The Buffalo County Board of Supervisors will consider and act on a series of resolutions and ordinances at its June 22, 2026 meeting. Items include a resolution to cancel six outstanding checks totaling $432.37, the creation of $50 petty‑cash funds for the Clerk of Courts and the County Treasurer, and amendments to personnel policies on travel, meals, lodging, safety equipment, and workplace safety. The board will also adopt an ordinance that amends the official Buffalo County Zoning District Map for the Town of Mondovi and a fee ordinance on “worthless payments.” Additional actions involve designating public depositories and updating the AI acceptable‑use policy.

• Resolution #26-06-01: Cancel six outstanding checks (total $432.37) and credit the county.
• Resolution #26-06-02: Authorize a $50 petty‑cash fund for the Office of the Clerk of Courts.
• Resolution #26-06-03: Authorize a petty‑cash fund for the Office of the County Treasurer.
• Ordinance #26-06-02: Amend the official Buffalo County Zoning District Map for the Town of Mondovi.
• Ordinance #26-06-01: Impose a fee on worthless payments.

The Board approved several resolutions regarding personnel policies, petty cash funds, and public depositories. Additionally, the Board passed an ordinance for a $35 worthless payment fee and a zoning amendment for an LP gas storage facility in the Town of Mondovi.

• Approved Steve Nelson as representative to ADRC Committee and Woodland Commission
• Appointed William Green to DHHS/Veterans Committee
• Authorized cancellation of outstanding checks older than one year
• Established petty cash fund for Clerk of Courts
• Established petty cash fund for County Treasurer
• Designated official public depositories including Alliance Bank and Waumandee Bank
• Amended Personnel Policy 108 regarding travel, meals, and lodging
• Adopted Personnel Policy 514 regarding safety equipment and uniforms

Executive Committee

The Buffalo County Executive Committee will hold a routine meeting on June 22, 2026, to approve minutes, hear public comment, and address chair and correspondence reports. The only substantive item is a possible closed session under Wisconsin law to discuss employee performance evaluation. No other decisions or public hearings are on the agenda.

• Possible closed session to discuss employee performance evaluation (WI Statue 19.85(1)(c))

Committee of the Board

The Committee of the Board will meet to conduct elections for the Vice-Chair and a member of the Executive Committee. The body will also consider a resolution to amend the Rules of Government.

• Election of Vice-Chair
• Election of Member to the Executive Committee
• Resolution to Amend the Rules of Government

Finance & Human Resources Committee

The committee will discuss updating the county vehicle and fleet operations policy and adopting a new artificial intelligence acceptable use policy. Other agenda items include a property tax exemption request and a property sale authorization.

• Fountain City Rod and Gun Club request for property tax exemption
• Resolution updating Policy 109 – County Vehicle and Fleet Operations
• Resolution to adopt Policy 405 – Artificial Intelligence Acceptable Use
• Authorization for the sale of property
• Flyway Trail Maintenance Agreement

The committee approved resolutions regarding county vehicle operations, artificial intelligence use, and public depositories. Members also authorized the County Administrator to sell approximately 2 acres of land along US Highway 10.

• Approved May 20, 2026 meeting minutes
• Took no action on Fountain City Rod and Gun Club property tax exemption request
• Approved resolution updating Policy 109 – County Vehicle and Fleet Operations
• Approved resolution to adopt Policy 405 – Artificial Intelligence Acceptable Use
• Approved resolution designating public depositories
• Approved request for return of funds to DHHS from Consortium
• Authorized sale of approximately 2 acres of land along US Highway 10

Highway Committee

The Buffalo County Highway/Maintenance Committee will meet to discuss road and bridge projects, equipment needs, and contract approvals. A key item on the agenda is the approval of a $500,000 bond for highway road construction.

• Approval of $500,000 bond for Highway Road Construction
• Discussion of Buffalo City speed limit
• Review of bridge inspection, asphalt, chip, and CRS2 bids
• Equipment review including Bomag RS 500, Case Dozer #106, and Pickup #25
• Review of CTH O concerns

The committee approved multiple construction and inspection contracts including bridge inspections and asphalt work. Members also approved a $500,000 bond for highway road construction and monthly vouchers totaling $135,111.32.

• Approved May 12, 2026 minutes
• Approved monthly vouchers #31889 through #31925 totaling $135,111.32
• Accepted Corre as low bidder for bridge inspections
• Accepted Lepke as low bidder for asphalt milling
• Accepted Monarch bid for asphalt contract
• Accepted Milestone bid for chip contract
• Accepted Meigs as low bidder for CRS2 contract
• Approved $500,000 bond for Highway Road Construction