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Edgerton council approves $187,439.69 in bills, transfers ARPA interest and awards street maintenance work

City of Edgerton Common Council · March 2, 2026
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Summary

On March 2, 2026, the Edgerton Common Council approved $187,439.69 in bills and payroll, moved $60,220.76 of ARPA interest into the Capital Improvement Fund, and authorized contracts for crack filling ($21,970) and brush clearing ($8,900; city share $4,450). All motions passed 6–0.

The City of Edgerton Common Council on March 2 approved a package of finance and maintenance actions, including payment of $187,439.69 in bills and payroll and a transfer of ARPA interest to the Capital Improvement Fund.

During the finance committee portion of the meeting, Council member Tim Shaw moved to approve bills and payroll totaling $187,439.69; Candy Davis seconded the motion, which passed on a 6–0 roll call vote. The council also approved transferring $60,220.76 in ARPA interest into the Capital Improvement Fund on a 6–0 vote (motion by Tim Shaw; second Candy Davis).

The council authorized two public‑works contracts: a $21,970 crack‑filling contract with Thunder Road (motion by Tim Shaw; second Shawn Prebil), and a Newville Street brush‑clearing quote from Urben Forestry Service for $8,900, with the city's portion of $4,450 to be charged to the Street Maintenance budget (motion by Tim Shaw; second Shawn Prebil). Both passed 6–0 on roll call.

The motions were handled by the Finance Committee and recorded in the minutes as unanimous roll call votes. No public comments or discussion opposing the measures were recorded in the minutes.

Next steps: standard contract execution and budget posting. The minutes do not specify contract start dates or project timelines.