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Hanska backs county SHIP grant application for rotating solar radar speed sign, pledges $300

Hanska City Council · February 11, 2025
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Summary

The council unanimously approved Resolution 2025-4 to support the Brown County Sheriff’s Office SHIP grant application for a rotating solar radar speed display sign and committed $300 one-time financial support.

The Hanska City Council voted unanimously to approve Resolution 2025-4 on Feb. 11, endorsing the Brown County Sheriff’s Office plan to apply for a Statewide Health Improvement Partnership (SHIP) grant to purchase a solar radar speed display sign. The sign is planned to rotate among three locations: County Road 13 at the north side “30 MPH” sign, County Road 13 at the west side “30 MPH” sign, and State Highway 257 at the east side “30 MPH” sign.

The council also approved a one-time financial commitment of $300 to support the application. The motion to adopt the resolution passed with all members recorded as voting yes: Mayor Daniel Paulson, Mikale Gustafson, William Wurtz, Lucas Larson and Ian Kjelshus.

The minutes do not include a detailed deployment schedule or the grant application timeline; the record notes that the city supports Brown County Sheriff’s Office as the applicant.