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Votes at a glance: Middleton Finance & Personnel Committee actions
Summary
The committee approved recommendations on multiple resolutions and agreements (including support for Knowles Nelson stewardship, budget recommendation for 2026, levy of property taxes, MOC concrete repair funding, crosswalk painting contingency, EMS fee schedule, two procurement/lease agreements) and forwarded them to the Common Council where applicable.
At its meeting the Middleton Finance & Personnel Committee recommended or approved the following items by voice vote and forwarded them to the Common Council where applicable:
- Resolution 2025-47: Recommend approval to support reauthorizing state funding for the Knowles Nelson stewardship program (motion passed, voice vote).
- Resolution 2025-49: Recommend council approve the 2026 City of Middleton budget (committee approved the main motion as amended; see separate coverage for amendment details).
- Resolution 2025-50: Recommend approval to levy property taxes for the 2025 tax year (2026 budget year) (voice vote).
- Resolution 2025-51: Amend the 2025 capital projects budget to apply $70,000 to concrete repairs at the Middleton Operation Center (voice vote).
- Resolution 2025-52: Authorize use of general contingency funds for painting crosswalks at University Avenue & Cayuga Court; contractor said work could be done this year if weather permits (voice vote).
- Resolution 2025-54: Establish the 2026 EMS fee schedule (voice vote).
- Agreement: Vander Well & Associates for TIF redevelopment services (PC-221) — committee recommended approval pending city attorney review.
- Agreement: T-Mobile Central LLC cell lease on the water tower — committee recommended approval (voice vote).
All committee votes reported in the transcript were taken by voice and the chair announced "the ayes have it." The transcript does not provide roll-call tallies for these votes.
