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Sussex committee recommends Village Board approval of $2.57 million in payments and several routine financial measures
Summary
The Village of Sussex Finance & Personnel Evaluation Committee on Feb. 3 recommended Village Board approval of the January Check Register totaling $2,572,240.16 and unanimously approved multiple financial resolutions, an identity-theft prevention program, and an RFP for co‑managed IT services.
The Village of Sussex Finance & Personnel Evaluation Committee on Feb. 3 recommended Village Board approval of the January Check Register and P‑Card statement totaling $2,572,240.16 and unanimously approved several routine financial items.
The committee, chaired in the meeting by Trustee Ben Jarvis, approved the January Check Register after a motion by Trustee Jarvis and a second from Trustee Scott Adkins; the motion carried 4-0. The committee also moved, seconded and approved a recommendation to accept the 2025 fourth‑quarter investment report and the 2024 surplus allocation (allocation amount not specified in the minutes).
Resolutions approved for recommendation to the Village Board included Resolution No. 26-01, the 2026 annual designation of public depositories and approval of other financial institutions for investment; Resolution No. 26-02, to rescind taxes under Wis. Stats. §74.33 for parcel SUXV0203-061 owned by Brent & Sarah Gomach Family Trust; and Resolution No. 26-03, to rescind taxes under Wis. Stats. §74.33 for parcel SUXV0203-062 owned by Edwards Joint Revocable Trust. Trustee Ben Jarvis moved the resolutions forward; Trustee Bob Landgraf seconded the two rescission resolutions. All such motions carried 4-0.
The committee also voted to recommend the 2025 Annual Identity Theft Prevention Program to the Village Board. Minutes do not specify program funding or implementation details.
The meeting adjourned at 7:05 p.m. after unanimous approval of the final motion.
What’s next: The committee’s recommendations will be considered by the Village Board; the minutes do not record Village Board action or implementation details.
