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Germantown trustees approve corrected minutes, Quick Trip liquor-license transfer and two-year SRO memorandum

5957754 · September 3, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved corrected meeting minutes, a transfer of a Class A fermented malt beverage and intoxicating liquor license for Quick Trip, and a memorandum of understanding for school resource officers covering July 2025–June 2027.

Germantown trustees approved corrected meeting minutes, a liquor-license transfer for Quick Trip and a two-year memorandum of understanding for the village’s school resource officers during their meeting.

The board corrected and approved previously submitted meeting minutes after an initial motion referenced the wrong date. The board approved a transfer of a combination Class A fermented malt beverage and intoxicating liquor license for Quick Trip. Trustees also approved a school resource officer (SRO) memorandum of understanding covering July 2025 through June 2027 with a tentative cost-sharing arrangement of 65% for the school district and 35% for the village, subject to the school board’s approval.

The minutes motion was made and carried after trustees corrected the date cited in the original motion; one trustee recorded an abstention during the minutes vote. The Quick Trip transfer motion carried without recorded opposition. The SRO MOU motion passed with no recorded opposition; the police department provided an estimate that the school district’s payment for the year would be about $22,000 for two SROs under the agreed split.

Board members who spoke during these agenda items did not identify individual movers or seconders on the record; meeting audio records the motions as “motion to approve as presented” followed by a second. Attorney Sajak participated in clarifying the minutes correction procedure. The record shows the SRO memorandum was negotiated with the school board president and will require the school board’s formal approval.

Votes at a glance: - Corrected meeting minutes (original motion referenced Aug. 18; corrected to Aug. 4). Outcome: approved; abstentions: 1; mover/second: not specified in the record. - Transfer of combination Class A fermented malt beverage and intoxicating liquor license — Quick Trip. Outcome: approved; opposition: none recorded; mover/second: not specified. - School Resource Officer memorandum of understanding (July 2025–June 2027) with 65% district / 35% village cost split (tentative). Outcome: approved; opposition: none recorded; mover/second: not specified. The agreement must be approved by the school board before taking effect.

The meeting packet included reports from police and fire departments and other agenda items; trustees moved on to discussion items after the votes.