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Brownsville board accepts $30,184 Michels donation for ambulance subsidy, approves large payments and fund transfer
Summary
The board accepted a $30,184 donation from Michels Corporation for the 2025 City of Fond du Lac Ambulance Subsidy, approved a $12,248 fund transfer from the sewer replacement fund to NEBAT general fund, and audited and approved $634,965.93 in claims and payments.
At its March 12, 2025 regular meeting, the Village of Brownsville Village Board approved several financial actions including acceptance of a corporate donation, an internal fund transfer, and payment of audited claims.
The board accepted a $30,184 donation from Michels Corporation to be used for the 2025 City of Fond du Lac Ambulance Subsidy. Trustee Philip Bloohm moved to accept the donation; Trustee Dan Henke seconded and the motion carried with three trustees voting aye. The minutes record the board’s thanks to the donor. (The minutes identify the recipient use as the City of Fond du Lac Ambulance Subsidy as recorded by the clerk.)
The board also approved a $12,248 transfer from the LGIP Sewer Replacement Fund to the NEBAT General Fund (motion by Trustee Henke, second by Trustee Bloohm; motion carried). The minutes list this as a direct fund transfer; no additional conditions or earmarks were recorded.
Finally, the board audited and approved general government and utility bills totaling $634,965.93 (checks numbered 31122–31154). Notable listed disbursements included a tax settlement to Dodge County Treasurer ($151,234.09), a principal loan payment to National Exchange Bank ($55,553.86), a tax settlement to Lomira School District ($315,151.91), and audit services to Baker Tilly ($7,500). The minutes attach the check register; no roll-call objections were recorded.
The board approved the March claims and adjourned the meeting at 6:23 p.m.
