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Versailles council adopts 2026 budget, updates personnel rules and appoints police and fire chiefs

Versailles Village Council · December 29, 2025
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Summary

The Versailles Village Council unanimously approved a package of 2026 budget and personnel measures Dec. 29, including the 2026 Annual Appropriation Ordinance, updates to employee pay tables and contracts naming Joshua J. Bolin as police chief and Dustin M. Johns as Fire/EMS chief.

Versailles Mayor Dammeyer called the Village Council to order Dec. 29 and the council moved quickly through a slate of administrative and personnel measures that the body unanimously approved.

Attorney Tom Guillozet read a series of resolutions and ordinances by title for second and third readings before votes. Council adopted the 2026 Annual Appropriation Ordinance (Ordinance No. 25-66) and an implementing transfer ordinance (Ordinance No. 25-67). The council also approved Resolution No. 25-68, which updates hourly employee compensation tables, and Ordinance No. 25-65, which amends the 2025 appropriation ordinance.

Council Member Steinbrunner moved to approve each measure after Guillozet read it by title; motions were seconded by other members and carried unanimously. Attorney Guillozet also read and the council adopted Resolution No. 25-61 (revising the Fire/EMS chief job description), Resolution No. 25-62 (Utilities Administrative Assistant job description), and Resolution No. 25-63 (Refuse Collection Laborer job description).

In personnel actions, the council approved Ordinance No. 25-70, a contract appointing Joshua J. Bolin as Police Chief, and Ordinance No. 25-71, a contract appointing Dustin M. Johns as Fire/EMS Chief. Both ordinances were presented by Attorney Guillozet, moved by Council Member Steinbrunner and seconded; the council approved both.

The council also approved Ordinance No. 25-73, establishing EMS personnel compensation, and Resolution No. 25-72, adopting an updated Emergency Operations Plan for the village.

Votes at a glance (all items read by title and adopted at the Dec. 29 meeting): - Resolution No. 25-61 — revised Fire/EMS chief job description — approved. - Resolution No. 25-62 — revised Utilities Administrative Assistant job description — approved. - Resolution No. 25-63 — revised Refuse Collection Laborer job description — approved. - Ordinance No. 25-64 — allocation of employee compensation across funds — approved. - Ordinance No. 25-65 — amendment to 2025 appropriations — approved. - Ordinance No. 25-66 — 2026 Annual Appropriation Ordinance — approved. - Ordinance No. 25-67 — transfers between funds per 2026 appropriations — approved. - Resolution No. 25-68 — updated hourly compensation tables — approved. - Resolution No. 25-69 — personnel manual section revisions — approved. - Ordinance No. 25-70 — employment contract with Joshua J. Bolin, Police Chief — approved. - Ordinance No. 25-71 — employment contract with Dustin M. Johns, Fire/EMS Chief — approved. - Resolution No. 25-72 — updated Emergency Operations Plan — approved. - Ordinance No. 25-73 — EMS personnel compensation — approved. - Ordinance No. 25-74 — participation agreement with American Municipal Power for a smart-thermostat program — approved.

The meeting record shows each measure was read by title and approved without extended debate. Mayor Dammeyer and council members did not elaborate on details in the meeting transcript; where specific implementation steps or effective dates are required, the ordinances and resolutions will govern and fiscal officer records will provide final numbers. The council also authorized the fiscal officer to pay out a sick-time balance for an employee, Greg Bourne, in 2026.

Looking ahead, the council set committee assignments for 2026 to be approved at its Jan. 14 meeting and confirmed a schedule change for the Jan. 28 meeting, moving it to Jan. 29 because of a conflict.

The council adjourned at 7:54 p.m.