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Committee discusses town-installed fire-number signs, reimbursement details left unresolved
Summary
County staff reported most towns are willing to have patrolmen install fire-number signs; the Committee discussed reimbursing townships and referenced an amount in the record as "$50-$50," but the exact reimbursement arrangement was not finalized.
Green County staff told the Zoning and Land Use Committee that they had contacted town governments to ask whether town patrolmen could install fire-number signs; most towns indicated they would be willing to perform the installations.
Committee members discussed reimbursing townships for the work and referenced an amount recorded in the minutes as "$50-$50" for the installation. The minutes do not clarify whether that notation means $50 per installation, $50 split between entities, or another arrangement. Committee members left the level and mechanism of reimbursement for later clarification.
Committee members framed the discussion in the context of ensuring consistent addressing for emergency responders; the minutes do not record a formal motion to adopt a reimbursement policy or a binding agreement with any town.
Further administrative follow-up was left to staff to confirm towns' capacities and to return to the Committee with a clarified reimbursement proposal if needed.
