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Votes at a glance: Germantown Public Safety Committee actions July 7, 2025
Summary
Committee approved routine minutes and several licensing items and moved one contract review forward (option 1) while tabling a billing update; other proposed option studies failed or lacked seconding motions.
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This summary lists formal actions taken or recorded by the Germantown Public Safety Committee on July 7, 2025.
- Minutes: Motion to approve minutes for June 2 and June 16 — Passed (unanimous).
- Appointment of successor agent (Aldi, agent Zachary Moyer, location 67N96 W18838 County Line Road) — Motion to approve passed (unanimous).
- Alcohol beverage license (Jayce Gulf LLC, 2025–2026) — Motion to approve passed (unanimous); trustees discussed available license counts.
- Temporary outdoor entertainment permit (Bubs Dunns Pub and Grill, Aug. 16 and Aug. 23, 2025) — Motion to approve passed (unanimous); departments reported no outstanding concerns.
- Amendment #2 to contract for professional services (public safety building options) — Committee debated seven analytic options. Multiple motions to approve individual options were made; after votes the committee approved only option 1 (review previously presented options to identify cost reductions). Motions to approve options 2, 3, 4, and combinations of 5–7 failed (one motion for option 3 failed for lack of a second). Administrator noted the consultant estimate to study all seven options totaled $75,200; staff indicated option 1 is under the committee’s $25,000 approval threshold so no board referral is required.
- Update to billable services (ambulance/billable fees) — Motion to table until next meeting for lack of time — Passed (unanimous).
Ending: The committee set the next meeting for Monday, Aug. 4 (start time to be determined; staff suggested about 5:30 p.m.) and directed follow‑up on several items including comparative ambulance fee data and updated lists of village‑owned properties.

