Stevens Point, WI

Business Improvement District Board

The Downtown Business Improvement District Board is meeting to discuss and possibly act on several items, including implementing a Vitality Grant Program, requesting city support for a WEDC grant application, and approving purchases for the Library Alley project. The board will also review the 2027 budget proposals and may enter closed session to discuss the Executive Director's performance review and salary.

• Approval to implement the Vitality Grant Program
• Approval to request City resolution for WEDC Small Business Development Grant application
• Library Alley Cattail Chimes purchase not to exceed $7,000
• Portable stage purchase for Library Alley not to exceed $4,500
• 2027 DBID and Friends of DBID budget proposals

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

City Plan Commission

Public Policy and General Government

Board of Public Works

Transit Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Airport Commission

Personnel Committee

Administrative Appeals Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Common Council

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Personnel Committee

Airport Commission

Transit Commission

Common Council

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Personnel Committee

Transit Commission

Airport Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Airport Commission

Personnel Committee

Transit Commission

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Personnel Committee

Transit Commission

Airport Commission

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Personnel Committee

Airport Commission

Transit Commission

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Personnel Committee

Airport Commission

Transit Commission

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Transit Commission

Airport Commission

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Airport Commission

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Airport Commission

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Airport Commission

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Historic Preservation and Design Review Commission

The Historic Preservation/Design Review Commission will hold a public meeting to discuss and possibly act on a design review request from Jim Lucas of R&L Developers to construct a principal structure at 1016 Third Street. The request is made under Chapter 22.05(2) of city code. The agenda includes only this one substantive item, along with roll call and adjournment.

• Design review request for principal structure at 1016 Third Street (Parcel ID 281240832200425)
• Applicant: Jim Lucas, representing R&L Developers
• Review under Ch. 22.05(2)

Airport Commission

The Stevens Point Airport Commission is meeting in person at 300 Bliss Avenue with a Zoom option to discuss and possibly act on petitioning the Secretary of Transportation for Airport Improvement Aid. The agenda includes a public hearing on the petition, followed by adoption of a resolution for the aid. The meeting is scheduled for August 24, 2026, at 12:00 PM.

• Public hearing on petitioning the Secretary of Transportation for Airport Improvement Aid
• Adoption of resolution for petitioning the Secretary of Transportation for Airport Improvement Aid
• Meeting held in person at 300 Bliss Avenue with virtual Zoom option
• Roll call of commission members

The Stevens Point Airport Commission held a public hearing and unanimously adopted a resolution petitioning the Wisconsin Department of Transportation Secretary for Airport Improvement Aid. The commission described the action as procedural, with no public comments offered during the hearing. The meeting adjourned at 12:04 PM.

• Opened public hearing on petitioning Secretary of Transportation for Airport Improvement Aid (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing with no public comments (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution petitioning Secretary of Transportation for Airport Improvement Aid (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 12:04 PM (unanimous)

Business Improvement District Board

The Business Park Business Improvement District Board will meet in person at the Stevens Point Transit Center. The board will consider approving meeting minutes, cost-sharing for Locable software, and quotes for trail maintenance, fountain repairs, and bridge board replacement, plus a name/logo selection and DRPC changes.

• Approve minutes from July 15, 2026
• 35% cost share for Locable software
• Arrow Precision Asphalt Maintenance LLC trail maintenance quote
• Roberts Irrigation quote for fountain #1 & 2 cut line repairs
• Bridge board replacement quote on trail

Common Council

El Concejo Común considerará una agenda de consentimiento que abarca múltiples acciones de comités, incluyendo cambios en el personal de policía y bomberos, proyectos de parques y aprobaciones financieras. Los elementos notables incluyen un contrato de expansión de la red de fibra por $420,500, financiamiento para la reubicación de líneas de telecomunicaciones en el antiguo sitio de Edgewater y un acuerdo de venta de propiedad con JPMorgan Chase. El concejo también entrará en sesión cerrada para discutir una asociación público-privada para créditos de energía renovable.

• Adjudicar el Proyecto de Expansión de la Red de Fibra 26-201 a Elexco Inc. por hasta $420,500
• Aprobar el acuerdo de venta con JPMorgan Chase para la propiedad en 601 Main Street
• Aprobar el financiamiento para la reubicación de líneas de telecomunicaciones en el antiguo sitio de Edgewater (1450 Water Street)
• Aprobar órdenes de cambio con AECOM para segmentos del proyecto Business 51
• Considerar la resolución que enmienda el financiamiento de bonos para el proyecto Firecrest Aerospace

The Common Council approved a finalized sale agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank for the acquisition of property at 601 Main Street and an associated parcel off Water Street. The council also approved a resolution amending the initial resolution regarding industrial development revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc., and awarded a fiber network expansion project to Elexco Inc. for up to $420,500. Two vehicle damage claims were disallowed, and the council approved an agreement with Mid-State Technical College related to the proposed Nexus Center.

• Approved sale agreement with JPMorgan Chase for 601 Main Street property (9-2)
• Approved resolution amending Firecrest Aerospace bond financing (11-0)
• Awarded Fiber Network Expansion Project to Elexco Inc. up to $420,500 (11-0)
• Approved agreement with Mid-State Technical College for Nexus Center (11-0)
• Disallowed claim by James Smith for tree branch damage (11-0)
• Disallowed claim by Nicole Winkelman for manhole cover damage (11-0)
• Approved consent agenda with item 5l pulled (11-0)
• Approved mayoral appointment of Todd Penske to Police and Fire Commission (10-1)

Canvassing Board

The Canvassing Board will meet to canvass the results and any provisional ballots from the August 11, 2026, Partisan Primary Election, and to correct any errors or irregularities found. The meeting is procedural and limited to election certification.

• Canvass of August 11, 2026, Partisan Primary Election results
• Review of provisional ballots
• Correction of any errors or irregularities in the canvass

The Canvassing Board met to canvass results and provisional ballots from the August 11, 2026, Partisan Primary Election. The board verified ballot counts for all six polling locations, totaling 5,776 ballots cast, and confirmed one provisional ballot in District 3 that was not rehabilitated. No errors or irregularities were reported, and the meeting adjourned at 8:26 p.m.

• Verified provisional ballot counts for all districts, with one non-rehabilitated ballot in District 3
• Certified ballot totals for Polling Location 1: 1,031 ballots cast
• Certified ballot totals for Polling Location 2: 1,060 ballots cast
• Certified ballot totals for Polling Location 3: 614 ballots cast
• Certified ballot totals for Polling Location 4: 1,232 ballots cast
• Certified ballot totals for Polling Location 5: 718 ballots cast
• Certified ballot totals for Polling Location 6: 1,121 ballots cast
• Adjourned the meeting at 8:26 p.m.

Joint Review Board

The Joint Review Board will review the annual PE-300 reports and the performance of the City's active Tax Incremental Districts, as required by state statute. The board will also discuss and possibly take action on closing TIF #8. The meeting includes roll call and approval of prior minutes.

• Review of annual PE-300 reports for active Tax Incremental Districts
• Discussion and possible action on closure of TIF #8

Board of Public Works

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

La Junta de Comisionados de Agua y Alcantarillado de Stevens Point se reunirá de forma presencial en 300 Bliss Avenue con una opción virtual. La agenda incluye artículos rutinarios como actas, reclamaciones e informes departamentales, además de una presentación de auditoría por parte de Baker Tilly. El elemento más trascendente es una sesión cerrada para discutir una posible asociación público-privada con CDS TitanForge, LLC para créditos de energía renovable y otros acuerdos operativos, con posible acción tras la reconvención.

• Sesión cerrada para discutir la asociación público-privada con CDS TitanForge, LLC para créditos de energía renovable y acuerdos operativos
• Presentación de auditoría por parte de Baker Tilly (Joel Lemke)
• Reemplazo de calentadores de agua unitarios (Joel Lemke)
• Aprobación de reclamaciones departamentales
• Informes de operaciones de suministro de agua y tratamiento de aguas residuales

The Board approved the 2025 audit by Baker Tilly, the replacement of unit water heaters up to $26,500, and a non-binding letter of intent with CDS TitanForge, LLC for renewable energy credits. All votes were unanimous. The board also discussed upcoming rate increases for all three utilities, with a public hearing scheduled for September 8, 2026.

• Approved June 8, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved claims for June and July 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 audit by Baker Tilly (unanimous)
• Approved replacement of unit water heaters up to $26,500 (unanimous)
• Approved non-binding letter of intent with CDS TitanForge, LLC (unanimous)

Airport Commission

The Stevens Point Airport Commission is meeting in person at 300 Bliss Avenue with a virtual option. The agenda includes routine items like roll call, minutes approval, and claims, plus an audit presentation by Baker Tilly and a petition update, both by Joel Lemke. A written/verbal report from Jason Draheim is also scheduled.

• Audit presentation by Baker Tilly (Joel Lemke)
• Petition update (Joel Lemke)
• Approval of department claims
• Written/verbal report by Jason Draheim
• Hybrid meeting with Zoom option

The Airport Commission approved the 2025 audit presented by Baker Tilly, which showed operating revenues decreased from 2024-2025 due to increased city subsidies, while expenses remained stable but exceeded revenues. The commission also approved the June 8, 2026 minutes and claims for June and July, and discussed a petition to the state for capital projects with a public hearing scheduled for August 24, 2026. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved June 8, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved claims for June and July as audited (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 audit presented by Baker Tilly (unanimous)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will receive a preliminary update on the 2027 operating budget and hear presentations on investment options for the Forest Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund and post-employment benefit funds. Action items include considering two vehicle damage claims, an initial resolution for industrial development revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc., funding for relocating telecommunication lines at the former Edgewater site (1450 Water St.), adjusting cat licensing fees, an agreement with Mid-State Technical College for the Nexus Center, and change orders with AECOM for the Business 51 project.

• Presentation of preliminary update on the 2027 Operating Budget
• Consideration of an Initial Resolution for Industrial Development Revenue Bond Financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc. Project
• Approval of funding for relocation of telecommunication lines at the former Edgewater site (1450 Water St.)
• Approval of agreement with Mid-State Technical College for the Nexus Center for public safety training and fire station number 3
• Approval of change orders with AECOM for the North and South Segments of the Business 51 project

The Finance Committee approved an initial resolution for Industrial Development Revenue Bond Financing for the Firecrest Aerospace, Inc. project, with changes noted but no alteration to the basics of the agreement. The committee also approved an agreement with Mid-State Technical College for the Nexus Center for public safety training and fire station number 3, with lease terms changed to fifty years and a right of first refusal with three-year notice. All votes were unanimous. The committee also approved funding for telecommunication line relocation, cat license fee increases, two AECOM change orders, and denied two vehicle damage claims.

• Approved initial resolution for Firecrest Aerospace bond financing (unanimous)
• Approved Nexus Center agreement with Mid-State Technical College (unanimous)
• Approved funding for telecommunication line relocation at former Edgewater site (unanimous)
• Increased cat license fees to $14 (spayed/neutered) and $24 (not) for 2027 (unanimous)
• Approved AECOM change order for Business 51 North Segment (unanimous)
• Approved AECOM change order for Business 51 South Segment phases 2 and 3 (unanimous)
• Denied claim from James Smith for tree branch vehicle damage (unanimous)
• Denied claim from Nicole Winkelman for manhole cover vehicle damage (unanimous)

Personnel Committee

El Comité de Personal de Stevens Point se reunirá para discutir y posiblemente actuar sobre varios asuntos de personal y administrativos, incluyendo la aprobación de un acuerdo de servicios bancarios, la aprobación de viajes fuera del estado programados para 2027, la reclasificación de un puesto, la concesión de mérito salarial y la adición de un Oficial de Servicio Comunitario a tiempo parcial. La reunión se llevará a cabo en persona en el Community Room con una opción virtual disponible.

• Aprobar el Acuerdo de Servicio EDI de Associated Bank para FSA, HSA y COBRA
• Aprobar viajes fuera del estado programados para 2027 según la Política Administrativa 3.05
• Cambiar el puesto de Asistente de Producción de Estacional a Permanente a Tiempo Parcial
• Solicitud de aumento por mérito según la política 2.13(2)
• Solicitud del Departamento de Policía para un Oficial de Servicio Comunitario adicional a tiempo parcial

The Personnel Committee met on August 10, 2026, and unanimously approved all five items on the agenda. These included a new Associated Bank EDI Service Agreement for FSA, HSA, and COBRA accounts; known 2027 out-of-state travel; reclassifying a Production Assistant from Seasonal to Permanent Part-Time; a merit pay request; and adding a part-time Community Service Officer for the Police Department. All votes were unanimous with no opposition.

• Approved Associated Bank EDI Service Agreement for FSA, HSA, COBRA (unanimous)
• Approved 2027 out-of-state travel per Administrative Policy 3.05 (unanimous)
• Approved moving Production Assistant from Seasonal to Permanent Part-Time (unanimous)
• Approved Merit Pay per policy 2.13(2) (unanimous)
• Approved additional part-time Community Service Officer for Police Department (unanimous)

Public Policy and General Government

El Comité de Políticas Públicas y Gobierno General discutirá y posiblemente actuará sobre una extensión temporal de la licencia de alcohol para el 48.º Annual Homecoming Bash de Partner's Pub & Grill, y considerará solicitudes para varios eventos especiales recurrentes, incluyendo el Riverfront Jazz Festival, Pointoberfest, el Pacelli Homecoming Parade y el Halloween Trick or Treating. La reunión se llevará a cabo de forma presencial en la Sala Comunitaria con una opción virtual disponible.

• Extensión temporal de los locales con licencia para Partner's Pub & Grill, 2600 Stanley Street, para el evento del 10 de octubre de 2026
• Riverfront Jazz Festival el 5 y 6 de septiembre de 2026 (recurrente)
• Pointoberfest el 19 de septiembre de 2026 (recurrente)
• Pacelli Homecoming Parade el 2 de octubre de 2026 (recurrente)
• Halloween Trick or Treating el 24 de octubre de 2026 (recurrente)

The Public Policy and General Government Committee approved a temporary extension of licensed premises for Partner's Pub & Grill's 48th Annual Homecoming Bash on October 10, 2026, and approved four recurring events: Riverfront Jazz Festival, Pointoberfest, Pacelli Homecoming Parade, and Halloween Trick or Treating. All votes were unanimous with no concerns from law enforcement. The meeting adjourned at 6:03 p.m.

• Approved temporary extension of licensed premises for Partner's Pub & Grill (unanimous)
• Approved Riverfront Jazz Festival on September 5-6, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Pointoberfest on September 19, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Pacelli Homecoming Parade on October 2, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Halloween Trick or Treating on October 24, 2026 (unanimous)

Transit Commission

La Comisión de Tránsito de Stevens Point se reunirá de forma presencial con una opción virtual para discutir y posiblemente aprobar asuntos rutinarios, incluyendo las actas del 8 de junio de 2026, los informes financieros/reclamaciones de junio y julio de 2026, y las solicitudes de subvención de la Sección 5310 de Gestión de la Movilidad y Asistencia Operativa (Programa de Conductores Voluntarios) de 2027. La agenda también incluye una actualización de Central Transportation y la programación de la próxima reunión para el 14 de septiembre de 2026.

• Aprobación de las solicitudes de subvención de la Sección 5310 de Gestión de la Movilidad y Asistencia Operativa (Programa de Conductores Voluntarios) de 2027
• Aprobación de los Informes Financieros/Reclamaciones de junio y julio de 2026
• Aprobación de las actas del 8 de junio de 2026
• Actualización/Informe de Central Transportation
• Fecha de la próxima reunión: 14 de septiembre de 2026 a las 5:00 PM

The Transportation Commission approved the June 8, 2026 minutes, the June and July 2026 Financial/Claims Reports, and the 2027 Section 5310 Mobility Management and Operating Assistance (Volunteer Driver Program) Grant Applications, all unanimously. Superintendent Scheuermann provided an update on UWSP routes, ridership, and staffing. The next meeting is scheduled for September 14, 2026.

• Approved June 8, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved June & July 2026 Financial/Claims Reports (unanimous)
• Approved 2027 Section 5310 Mobility Management and Operating Assistance (Volunteer Driver Program) Grant Applications (unanimous)

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

Police and Fire Commission

La Comisión de Policía y Bomberos discutirá y posiblemente aprobará la contratación de un oficial de policía por transferencia lateral, el ascenso de dos jefes de batallón y una donación de $2,000 para linternas de patrulla. Otros temas incluyen la aprobación del estatus permanente de un oficial de prueba, una máquina de hielo donada y la participación del jefe de bomberos en un ejercicio militar.

• Contratación de Codi Fox como oficial de policía en periodo de prueba (transferencia lateral) con efecto el 3</i>31 de agosto de 2026
• Ascenso de Mark Lenz a estatus de oficial de policía permanente tras el periodo de prueba
• Ascenso de los Jefes de Batallón Mark Meyers y otro a estatus permanente
• Aceptación de una donación de $2,000 de Wisconsin Public Service para linternas de patrulla
• Discusión sobre el nuevo Nexus Public Safety Center y la Estación #3

The Stevens Point Police and Fire Commission approved all agenda items unanimously. Officer Dolorosa Lenz was promoted to permanent status, Codi Fox was hired as a probationary police officer, and Battalion Chiefs Mark Meyers and Kristopher Grod were approved for permanent status. The commission also accepted donations, approved vacation carryover, and authorized Chief Moody's participation in a training exercise.

• Approved Officer Dolorosa Lenz's promotion to permanent status (unanimous)
• Approved hiring Codi Fox as Probationary Police Officer (unanimous)
• Approved $2,000 donation from Wisconsin Public Service for patrol flashlights (unanimous)
• Approved Battalion Chiefs Mark Meyers and Kristopher Grod to permanent status (unanimous)
• Approved carryover of 74 vacation hours for Chief Moody (unanimous)
• Approved donation of commercial ice machine from Manitowoc Ice for Station #1 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Moody's participation in PATRIOT Exercise at Volk Field (unanimous)

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

The Sustainability Commission will discuss preliminary results of the city Greenhouse Gas (GHG) inventory with Associate Planner/Zoning Administrator Adam Kuhn. Members will also review a public engagement survey tool and plan a recommendations presentation for the Mayor and City Council.

• Preliminary results of the city Greenhouse Gas (GHG) inventory
• Sustainability Commission public engagement survey tool and questions
• Planning for November 16, 2026, recommendations presentation to Mayor and City Council
• Approval of June 4, 2026, meeting minutes

Park Commission

The Board of Park Commissioners will discuss several park improvements and a rental agreement. The body is considering a pedestrian trail concept for Mead Park and an expansion of the Yulga Park disc golf course. Members will also review ice rental rates at the KB Willett Arena for 2027.

• Pedestrian trail concept and preliminary cost estimate for Mead Park
• Request to expand Yulga Park disc golf course from 18 to 24 holes
• Peters Family Park concept and fundraising plan
• Review of KB Willett Arena ice rental rates for 2027 fee increase
• Single-day parking lot rental agreement for Zenoff Park with UWSP Career Advising Center

The Board of Park Commissioners approved expanding the Yulga Park disc golf course from 18 to 24 holes, approved a pedestrian trail concept for Mead Park with dark sky compliant lighting, and adopted the trail into the Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan. They also approved a parking lot rental for Zenoff Park, approved the Peters Family Park concept and fundraising plan, and increased the KB Willett ice rental fee to $175 per hour starting January 1, 2027.

• Approved Yulga Park disc golf course expansion from 18 to 24 holes (10-0)
• Approved Mead Park pedestrian trail concept with dark sky compliant lighting (10-0, amendment 7-3)
• Adopted Mead Park trail into Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (10-0)
• Approved Zenoff Park parking lot rental for UWSP Career Advising Center (9-0, Guthrie abstained)
• Approved Peters Family Park concept and fundraising plan with bike parking added (10-0)
• Increased KB Willett ice rental fee to $175/hour effective January 1, 2027 (10-0)
• Approved June 3, 2026 meeting minutes (10-0)

Business Improvement District Board

The Downtown Business Improvement District Board will meet to discuss and possibly act on several items, including a proposal to shift Storefront Competition prize money to an Economic Vitality Small Grant fund, a proposal regarding the Locable platform, and a presentation on the AECOM one-way to two-way street conversion study. The board will also vote on accepting a resignation and appointing a new Secretary.

• Discussion and possible action on proposal to redirect Storefront Competition prize funds to an Economic Vitality Small Grant fund
• Discussion and possible action on Locable proposal
• Presentation and discussion on AECOM One-way to Two-way Street Conversion Study by Scott Bedell
• Action Item: Accept resignation from Craig Cook
• Action Item: Appoint new Secretary for the board

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission will discuss and possibly act on two requests for exceptions to fencing standards. The body will also review reports from previous meetings and the Director's report.

• Fencing standard exception request for 1233 Maria Drive (Raymond Cal)
• Fencing standard exception request for 501 Michigan Avenue North (SentryWorld Real Estate LLC)

City Plan Commission

The Stevens Point City Plan Commission will hold a public meeting to consider several requests from Mike Helmrick on the Sisters Meadow Subdivision parcel bounded by Maria Drive (Parcel ID 281240829240033). Items include amending the comprehensive plan land‑use designation, rezoning portions of the parcel to Conservancy, R‑3 and R‑4 districts, applying a Planned Development overlay, and reviewing a site‑plan and conditional use permit for new buildings and parking. The commission will also vote on a right‑of‑way plat and relocation order for the Business 51 Reconstruction Project.

• Amend Institutional/Government future land use designation for parcel ID 281240829240033 on the Sisters Meadow Subdivision Plat
• Rezone portions of the same parcel from R‑2 to C Conservancy, R‑3 Single‑ and Two‑Family, and R‑4 Multiple Family I districts
• Apply a Planned Development (PD) overlay district to Lots 1‑2 of the parcel
• Site‑plan review for construction of buildings and parking on Lots 1‑2 (Parcel IDs 281240829240047 & 281240829240033)
• Approve right‑of‑way plat and relocation order from Michigan Avenue to Rice Street for the Business 51 Reconstruction Project

The City Plan Commission unanimously approved a comprehensive plan amendment, rezoning, planned development overlay, site plan review, and conditional use permit for the proposed Sisters Meadow Subdivision near Maria Drive. It also approved a right-of-way plat and relocation order for the Business 51 Reconstruction Project. All votes were unanimous with no public comments.

• Approved comprehensive plan amendment for Sisters Meadow Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of parcel to C, R-3, and R-4 districts (unanimous)
• Approved PD overlay district for Lots 1-2 (unanimous)
• Approved site plan review for Lots 1-2 (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for multiple principal structures (unanimous)
• Approved right-of-way plat and relocation order for Business 51 project (unanimous)

Common Council

El Concejo Municipal de Stevens Point considerará una agenda de consentimiento y diversas acciones, incluyendo la aprobación de la adjudicación de un contrato de hasta $1,254,039.70 a Earth Inc. para el Proyecto Sisters Meadow. El concejo también votará sobre un contrato de arrendamiento para el antiguo edificio de UW Credit Union en 809 Division St., un memorando de entendimiento con Local 484 sobre lenguaje salarial, y una resolución inicial para el financiamiento mediante bonos de ingresos por desarrollo industrial para Firecrest Aerospace. Los elementos adicionales incluyen la aprobación de un bombero/paramédico en periodo de prueba y varias enmiendas de zonificación y ordenanza para la subdivisión Sisters Meadow.

• Adjudicar contrato a Earth Inc. para el Proyecto Sisters Meadow, sin exceder los $1,254,039.70
• Aprobar acuerdo de arrendamiento con la University of Wisconsin‑Stevens Point Foundation para el antiguo edificio de UW Credit Union en 809 Division St.
• Aprobar resolución inicial para el financiamiento mediante bonos de ingresos por desarrollo industrial para el proyecto de Firecrest Aerospace, Inc.
• Aprobar el Memorando de Entendimiento entre la Ciudad de Stevens Point y Local 484 para resolver el lenguaje contractual sobre el Artículo 19 – Salarios
• Aprobar al bombero/paramédico en periodo de prueba Jeff Davidson a estatus de bombero/paramédico permanente

The Common Council approved a contract for the Sisters Meadow Project and an initial resolution for industrial revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc. Multiple zoning and platting requests for the Sisters Meadow development were approved. The Council also authorized a lease for the former UW Credit Union building.

• Approved $1,254,039.70 contract for Sisters Meadow Project #26-108 to Earth Inc. (11-0)
• Approved initial resolution for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc. industrial development revenue bond financing (10-1)
• Approved lease agreement with UW-Stevens Point Foundation for 809 Division St. (10-1)
• Approved final subdivision plat review and comprehensive plan amendment for parcels bounded by Maria Drive (11-0)
• Approved rezoning of Maria Drive parcel to Conservancy, R-3, and R-4 districts (10-1)
• Approved site plan review and conditional use permit for buildings on Sisters Meadow Subdivision (11-0)
• Approved right-of-way plat and relocation order for Business 51 Reconstruction Project (11-0)
• Approved RFP for professional design services for downtown Portage County library (11-0)

Business Improvement District Board

La Junta del Business Park Business Improvement District se reunirá en persona en el Stevens Point Transit Center. La junta votará para aprobar las actas de la reunión del 17 de junio de 2026 y discutirá posibles acciones sobre el mantenimiento de los senderos de asfalto dentro del distrito. La reunión también incluye informes estándar del personal de la ciudad, el director ejecutivo, el presidente de la junta y el tesorero.

• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 17 de junio de 2026
• Discusión y posible acción sobre los senderos de asfalto mantenidos por el BID

Redevelopment Authority

The Redevelopment Authority will consider several grant and loan program exceptions for residential properties. The board will also discuss a property purchase offer from Mid-State Technical College and updates regarding the Shopko Site redevelopment.

• Offer to purchase 1101 Centerpoint Drive by Mid-State Technical College
• Residential Infill Grant exception for 2157 Prairie Street
• Multi-Family Rental Conversion Grant exception for 1708 Elk Street
• Housing Modernization Loan Program exception for 700 Michigan Avenue
• Shopko Site redevelopment updates and development agreement revision

Board of Public Works

La Junta de Obras Públicas de Stevens Point discutirá varias actualizaciones de infraestructura, incluyendo proyectos de reconstrucción en Division y Church Streets, el Proyecto West Scott Street y una mejora de la señalización de tráfico. AECOM presentará una actualización sobre el Estudio de Conversión del Centro (Downtown Conversion Study). Los miembros considerarán una ordenanza para regular las plantaciones privadas en el derecho de vía público. La junta votará para adjudicar el Proyecto Sisters Meadow #26-108 a Earth Inc. por hasta $1,254,039.70.

• Informe del Director sobre la reconstrucción de Division y Church Streets, el Proyecto West Scott Street y la mejora de la señalización de tráfico
• Presentación de AECOM sobre la actualización del Estudio de Conversión del Centro (Downtown Conversion Study)
• Discusión de una posible ordenanza para regular las plantaciones privadas en el derecho de vía público
• Adjudicación del Proyecto Sisters Meadow #26-108 a Earth Inc. por hasta $1,254,039.70

The Board approved a contract award to Earth Inc. for the Sisters Meadow Project. The Board also reviewed the Director's Report and heard a presentation regarding the Downtown Conversion Study.

• Approved the Director's Report (Ayes: All)
• Awarded Sisters Meadow Project #26-108 to Earth Inc. for an amount not to exceed $1,254,039.70 (Ayes: All)

Finance Committee

El Comité de Finanzas escuchará los resultados de la auditoría del año fiscal 2025 y discutirá el ajuste de las tarifas de la Utilidad de Aguas Pluviales. Los puntos de acción incluyen considerar una resolución inicial para el financiamiento de bonos de ingresos de desarrollo industrial para Firecrest Aerospace, aprobar un acuerdo de reemplazo de pavimento en State Highway 66 y autorizar una solicitud de propuestas para servicios de diseño para la ubicación del centro de la biblioteca de Portage County. El comité también establecerá un plan tentativo para el cierre anticipado del Distrito de Financiamiento Incremental de Impuestos (TIF) 8 con una extensión de vivienda. La reunión entrará en receso hacia una sesión cerrada para negociar arrendamientos para el antiguo edificio de UW Credit Union y una instalación propuesta de capacitación de seguridad pública.

• Consideración de la resolución inicial para el financiamiento de Bonos de Ingresos de Desarrollo Industrial para el proyecto Firecrest Aerospace
• Aprobación del Acuerdo Financiero Municipal Estatal para el reemplazo de pavimento en State Highway 66
• Aprobación de la RFP para servicios de diseño profesional para la ubicación del centro de la biblioteca de Portage County
• Establecimiento de un plan tentativo para el cierre anticipado del Distrito TIF 8 con una extensión de vivienda
• Sesión cerrada para negociar el arrendamiento del antiguo edificio de UW Credit Union en 809 Division St. y la instalación de capacitación de seguridad pública en Badger Ave.

The committee approved industrial revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc. and a state financial agreement for State Highway 66 pavement replacement. Members also authorized an RFP for professional design services for the downtown Portage County library and a plan to close TIF District 8 early.

• Passed initial resolution for Industrial Revenue Bond Financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved State Municipal Financial Agreement for State Highway 66 pavement replacement (unanimous)
• Approved issuance of RFP for professional design services for the downtown Portage County library (unanimous)
• Established plan to close TIF District 8 early using housing extension (unanimous)
• Approved claims paid (unanimous)
• Executed lease with UW-Stevens Point Foundation, Inc. for 809 Division Street (4-1)

Public Policy and General Government

El comité de Política Pública y Gobierno General revisará varias licencias temporales de alcohol para eventos y negocios locales. La agenda también incluye licencias de conductores para Courtesy Cab y propuestas de enmiendas relacionadas con campistas, RVs y la habitabilidad en vehículos.

• Licencia temporal de vino 'Class B' para el Downtown Business Improvement District Wine Walk
• Licencias temporales de cerveza y vino 'Class B' para Holy Spirit Parish y Pacelli Catholic Schools
• Cuatro licencias de cerveza 'Class B' temporales para eventos de Portage County Business Council
• Diez licencias de conductores de taxicab para Courtesy Cab
• Enmienda de ordenanza con respecto a la prohibición de campistas y RVs en estacionamientos con permiso de la ciudad

The Public Policy and General Government Committee unanimously approved agenda items 2A through 2I, which included a series of temporary Class B wine and beer licenses, Class A beer and liquor licenses, a taxicab company license with ten driver licenses, and a secondhand jewelry/pawnbroker license. The committee also unanimously approved four community events: the Wine Walk, the Portage County Democratic Party Picnic, the UW‑SPP P!nk charity game, and the Festival Food Turkey Trot. Two proposed ordinance amendments on campers/RVs and habitation in vehicles failed to pass, and the amendment on habitation in vehicles was withdrawn for further review.

• Approved temporary Class B wine license for Downtown Business Improvement District (unanimous)
• Approved temporary Class B wine & beer licenses for Holy Spirit Parish and Pacelli Catholic Schools (unanimous)
• Approved multiple temporary Class B beer licenses for Portage County Business Council events (unanimous)
• Approved provisional Class A beer & liquor license for Save A Lot (unanimous)
• Approved Class A beer & liquor renewal for Save A Lot (unanimous)
• Approved taxicab company license for Courtesy Cab and ten driver licenses (unanimous)
• Approved secondhand jewelry/pawnbroker license for The Whiting Exchange LLC (unanimous)
• Approved four community events (Wine Walk, Democratic Party Picnic, P!nk Game, Turkey Trot) (unanimous)

Transit Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Personnel Committee

Business Improvement District Board

La Junta del Distrito de Mejora Comercial (BID) del centro llevará a cabo su reunión mensual regular, que incluirá informes del personal, grupos de trabajo y el director ejecutivo. La junta también discutirá y posiblemente actuará sobre una propuesta de Locable, y aprobará las actas de la reunión anterior.

• Discusión y posible acción sobre la propuesta de Locable
• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del 2 de junio de 2026

The board approved the meeting minutes from June 2, 2026. A proposal regarding Locable was tabled until the August meeting. The session primarily consisted of staff updates on downtown development and work group reports.

• Approved June 2, 2026 meeting minutes
• Tabled Locable proposal until August