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Administrator reports TID work, new cameras and Palermo's groundbreaking
Summary
Administrator Egan said TID 5 certification and a TID 2 audit are in process, the Tourism Commission approved eight new cameras and a Go Local ad, Komatsu reported no sale update, and Palermo's groundbreaking is scheduled for Sept. 26 at 3 p.m.
Administrator Egan provided multiple administrative and economic-development updates at the Sept. 16 meeting. She said the village newsletter will include Trick-or-Treat details and the West Milwaukee Strong Neighborhoods Program. Work is underway on TID 5 certification and on the audit related to closure of TID 2.
Egan reported the Tourism Commission approved eight new cameras and a "Go Local" advertisement at its Sept. 4 meeting. She said a Komatsu representative reported there were no new updates on a property sale and that a landmark shovel will be moved to Elko, Nevada. The administrator also announced Palermo's has a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Sept. 26 at 3 p.m.; most elected officials planned to attend except Trustees Greenfield and Edgar.
These items were presented as routine administrative updates; no formal board action on the camera purchases or TID reporting was recorded in the meeting minutes.
