Laurel City Council authorizes claim in class action lawsuit against Cintas Corporation

March 10, 2025 | Sheboygan City, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin

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The Sheboygan City Finance and Personnel meeting held on March 10, 2025, addressed several key agenda items, including the approval of a motion and a significant resolution regarding a class action lawsuit.

The meeting commenced with a motion that was promptly seconded and approved without further discussion. The chair confirmed the motion passed unanimously.
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Following this, the committee turned its attention to item 12, which involved a direct referral of resolution number 1842425. This resolution authorizes city staff to file a claim in the class action lawsuit, City of Laurel, Mississippi versus Cintas Corporation number 2. City officials indicated that they had recently discovered this lawsuit and assessed the potential for recovering funds for the city.

It was noted that various departments within the city had made purchases related to the lawsuit, suggesting a likelihood of financial recovery. Although the exact amount of funds that could be retrieved remains uncertain, city staff expressed confidence that the claim would be worthwhile.

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A member of the committee sought clarification, comparing the situation to receiving a claim notice from a company, to which city officials confirmed the similarity. They explained that the initiative to file the claim arose from information received by one department, which led to further investigation revealing that multiple departments could also participate in the claim.

The meeting concluded with a clear direction for city staff to proceed with the claim, reflecting a proactive approach to potentially recouping funds for the city. Overall, the discussions highlighted the city’s commitment to exploring financial opportunities and ensuring responsible management of resources.

Converted from Finance and Personnel 2025-03-10 meeting on March 10, 2025
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