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EMS staff told the public safety committee the service has handled about 81 more calls than at the same point last year and is “ahead” of prior five‑year averages. Staff said a transition from itemized billing to a flat‑rate billing model has meaningfully increased revenue, and that the department made offers to one currently licensed applicant and to another applicant pending licensure. Training continues: the current advanced EMT class had an almost 98 percent first‑time pass rate, and a basic EMT class and additional triage and mass‑casualty training are scheduled for summer months.

The fire department reported three pumpers failed recent pump tests because of leaking or faulty valves; crews plan valve repairs and retesting. The department scheduled hose and ground‑ladder testing July 25 and outlined a staged repair program to reduce component cost by rebuilding lift cylinders rather than full replacements. Several apparatus repairs are pending or budget‑dependent: a cab crew‑area air‑conditioning repair estimated at about $4,500, replacement of belting and brake components on older pumpers, and transmission service on the newest pumper later this summer. The department also reported rust developing on under‑frame fasteners and said the command unit bought used after a prior fire will need ongoing attention.

Staffing and training highlights: the fire department reported 22 active members with one applicant in process and multiple personnel completing certifications including Firefighter I, hazmat, pump operator and fire officer courses. Departments are planning drive‑training and RIT (rapid intervention team) certification for mutual‑aid responses.

Operational data provided to committees showed about 59 fire calls year to date at the time of the reports, with the service on pace for 130 or more calls for the year; the previous 30 days included 19 dispatches across a range of incident types including downed power lines, vehicle accidents and weather‑related responses.

Committee members asked staff to prioritize maintenance planning within the city budget and to return with cost estimates for any items likely to require capital replacement or carryover into next year’s capital improvement plan.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","06/23/2025 Standing Committees and Special Common Council","oneSentenceSummary","City emergency services reported year‑to‑date increases in EMS call volume, billing changes that raised revenue, robust training outcomes and several fire apparatus repairs and upcoming tests.","taxTitle","Mayville, Dodge County, Wisconsin","taxId",71236,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6189953,"Public works committee tables request to reserve parking behind old library for prospective tenants",775,2695000,3470000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5053587-b0c053682d5beaffbb8ac20dee49ce62&start=2695&end=3470","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5053587-b0c053682d5beaffbb8ac20dee49ce62/thumbnail_2695000.jpg","/articles/6189953/Mayville/Dodge-County/Wisconsin/Public-works-committee-tables-request-to-reserve-parking-behind-old-library-for-prospective-tenants","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6189953-06e9359c2ffa69959f9e3d809b39f60a/orig.mp4?Expires=1772825914&Signature=Y6DcwioJTcYXWIFO7CrJSSSBtlgZTkd6Oi7gBP7IVf2SK0RXqIZLsnfUwpQnxQwHhs3RitaoMNTKw3ZBLNQU1-hlvXxOz2RMFpgLxjpLWBey5tSUISRkqfn0AjecQAovXex540sybZhcvtRPH1nAETNQdxy-5yVJwvH6PmePnd3SrXaqqUoU6IWVsO6PRWIib4ikwb0vyC5ZygGqMBS4uS0r-ontFwbQfgSrFB8bsxqduZOdbdxjJ9nyk~3uvJd2IhCSTPTqOaJFSNm2H6G4Xj4deDDmiza1ePrTee4HqNiV9Mg6KFJ4peMvMvoIMAuxLik9A5yd1c0W19EN6v7PDQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Mayville public works committee on June 23 discussed a request to designate eight parking stalls in the municipal lot behind the old library for tenants of that building, including a potential lease with Edward Jones. The committee tabled the request for additional specifics.

Applicant Nathan Watts described a likely configuration of three to four business suites and said Edward Jones has a lease contingent on designated parking and accessible handicap parking. Staff and committee members noted that the property remains city owned and that any change of use or occupancy normally requires planning-commission review to ensure off‑street parking standards are met or that municipal parking within 100 feet can serve as the required off‑street parking.

Committee members discussed precedents in town — temporary parking designations for other downtown properties and designated handicap stalls near other businesses. Members flagged practical questions that must be resolved before action: the number of stalls needed by tenant mix (estimates ranged from 3–4 up to 10–12), whether the city would charge a yearly permit fee, and whether the city should consider selling the lot instead of continued municipal ownership and maintenance.

Because no buyer or finalized tenant list was before the committee, members moved to table the item until the applicant can provide written lease contingencies, a confirmed buyer/tenant list and precise parking needs. The motion to table passed; staff said the topic would return to committee when specifics are available and the planning process can proceed.","The public works committee discussed a request to designate municipal parking stalls behind the old library for prospective business tenants (including Edward Jones) but tabled the matter pending a buyer, specific occupancy plans and parking counts.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6189958,"Committee recommends council approve six‑month fermented‑malt beverage license that would make Main Street Mayville sole licensee at Allen Street Park",406,1472000,1878000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5053587-b0c053682d5beaffbb8ac20dee49ce62&start=1472&end=1878","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5053587-b0c053682d5beaffbb8ac20dee49ce62/thumbnail_1472000.jpg","/articles/6189958/Mayville/Dodge-County/Wisconsin/Committee-recommends-council-approve-sixmonth-fermentedmalt-beverage-license-that-would-make-Main-Street-Mayville-sole-licensee-at-Allen-Street-Park","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6189958-f25f9936fe98dda24f9cf873c60c8811/orig.mp4?Expires=1772825914&Signature=b2xlgwXUCIfOU9j5QOia4ijtihSKA9PoY5XoMLSXlEv9l1FXJ3hPNzZB3Ss1AYRlT1eEVk8geLQAlmgJGZNrZhqPlwg7M-bhIOLVNWmOa23-vORGcdQ84DZgLPFHS1Tt-rO~Un5FdtChdxbryIbkjOlX8TXL3ax4d1L5FzUpcAlXYeDNzjDjJado9h3Sj7A7Iz9S-XRG7xAI6Z1pQkDhLjHzQxhdK1yM~bBbZRQifkcmCa6ROIEUG8Jz9saSaSYKPb-MK5fr7a03r2NhwtHuBTIXRcNaKLgvPm-IMTPguu~qrNOMMLaPhaBz1Se6LKiStqtur5faBT5DnGKSQNff3g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Mayville public safety committee on June 23 recommended the common council approve a six‑month fermented‑malt beverage (Class B) license allowing Main Street Mayville to sell beer at Allen Street Park during its licensed events.

City staff noted that granting a temporary six‑month premise license would designate Allen Street Park as the licensee’s premise for the duration. That designation would bar other entities — including nonprofit organizations and community groups — from selling alcohol in that park while the license is active, forcing any such groups to coordinate sales through Main Street Mayville.

Staff said Main Street Mayville requested the license to avoid repeatedly applying for picnic licenses. The packet memo and committee discussion contrasted the two options: a six‑month license, which staff said would cost around $50 for the holder, versus individual picnic permits, each shown in committee discussion at about $10 per event. Committee members discussed how the designation could limit other park users; staff warned the city could become obligated to renew the premise license annually if Main Street continues to meet municipal licensing requirements.

The police chief’s input was requested during discussion because the premise designation “changes everything,” committee members said. The committee voted to recommend approval and forwarded the item to the full council for final action.

The council will consider the license application and the operational issues staff flagged, including the exclusive-liquor-sales implication for park-users and whether picnic licenses remain the better long-term approach.","The public safety committee recommended the common council approve a six‑month fermented‑malt beverage license for Main Street Mayville at Allen Street Park; staff warned that licensing the park as a premise would prevent others from selling alcohol there during the license period.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6189962,"Mayville finance committee approves budget amendment to pursue used ambulance; directs closed‑session discussion",830,3600000,4430000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5053587-b0c053682d5beaffbb8ac20dee49ce62&start=3600&end=4430","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5053587-b0c053682d5beaffbb8ac20dee49ce62/thumbnail_3600000.jpg","/articles/6189962/Mayville/Dodge-County/Wisconsin/Mayville-finance-committee-approves-budget-amendment-to-pursue-used-ambulance-directs-closedsession-discussion","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6189962-6966cd8feddfb7a663b4753d52af3e40/orig.mp4?Expires=1772825914&Signature=awkKY6mG-uwj0ZIdT5qIv29xap8Ea5HG2j3ODo8tllekbCEJ9ouis5AEomMFRSN8YqsQ7XLW4nFHW7SmDFq~iMbJExRYo2rCsCQYYa-p3Xl6Zba0gL0k4tb~6ubCUiw4o-xz2FTxfadsmiE9mkyIc~0a0C4Rro-SD~1xGgLz5tCcJuQgGC06TAl-EWpvCCnhU4MFUR0IXt15O-W8XcXXJQ7No-Nc2c9YKStBfyx3jAEJ~HLJLpbz3i5j28jkPlCrjuvu~UIVYFfJlNvvIFwPP8EH0bE7-Y5RQ3CeoV44ufLfKzwLgSJAHpG1vdFBKo6KKg6BPEJr7cQWf2I0KW7yww__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Mayville finance committee voted June 23 to amend the 2025 adopted budget to allow staff to pursue purchase of a used ambulance and to discuss bidding parameters in closed session.

Committee members said the city faces higher-than-expected ambulance costs and longer lead times for new vehicles, and that a recently available used rig could cut procurement time if price and condition check out.

Finance staff told the committee the market for new ambulances remains constrained by supply-chain delays and a backlog of orders placed after pandemic-era and federal grant funding became available. Staff said a typical new build can take years and may require upfront payments for chassis and cot; by contrast, the used ambulance under review is a 2022 model with roughly 32,000 miles and appears mechanically sound after a site visit.

Staff reported the city’s usual funding sources for ambulance replacement include the equipment-replacement fund and proceeds from selling older units. They said revenue from intergovernmental contracts that previously helped cover ambulance costs has declined, lowering the city’s available balance for a new purchase. Staff identified additional possible sources if needed: proceeds from selling existing ambulances, fundraising and FAP (first-aid program) allocations. The committee also discussed warranty transfer and expected outlays to bring a used rig into service.

Committee members said multiple bidders have inspected the vehicle; staff noted an upcoming auction date and a current bid level in the transcript of about $25,250, with market estimates discussed as high as $200,000. Committee members asked for the flexibility to set a purchase limit and authorized staff to discuss parameters in closed session to protect competitive bargaining.

A motion to amend the adopted budget and to discuss the amendment and bidding parameters in closed session passed. The committee moved to closed session under the meeting agenda item and planned follow-up action should staff confirm vehicle condition and final price.","The City of Mayville finance committee voted to amend the 2025 budget so staff can pursue purchasing a used ambulance from an agency that recently ceased operations and to discuss price parameters in closed session.","actionData","errors"]

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Mayville EMS, fire departments report higher call volumes, equipment repairs and steady staffing

Public works committee tables request to reserve parking behind old library for prospective tenants

Committee recommends council approve six‑month fermented‑malt beverage license that would make Main Street Mayville sole licensee at Allen Street Park

Mayville finance committee approves budget amendment to pursue used ambulance; directs closed‑session discussion