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Town of Pound seeks road repairs, applies for Blizzard Elsa reimbursement and readies ARIP applications

Town of Pound Board · April 14, 2026
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Summary

A resident urged repairs to W 16th Road at the April 14 meeting; the board reported submitting Blizzard Elsa costs to the Wisconsin Disaster Fund and said Cedar Corporation is preparing ARIP applications for 23rd Road and 8th Road.

A resident urged the Town of Pound to repair W 16th Road and called attention to illegal dumping along roadways during public comment at the April 14 meeting.

Larry Wilson spoke to the board about the poor condition of W 16th Road and requested repairs be made; he also raised concerns about the amount of garbage being dumped along the roadway.

Clerk Jessica Olson told the board an accounting of costs incurred from Blizzard Elsa has been prepared and a submission was made to the Wisconsin Disaster Fund seeking reimbursement. Supervisor Dave Pellman and staff member Troy are reviewing roads to determine which stretches will be crack-filled this year.

Cedar Corporation has begun work on ARIP (pavement improvement) applications for 23rd Road and 8th Road, the minutes show. Troy is scheduled to attend the Road School conference April 27–29 in Wisconsin Dells; the board discussed its compensation policy for offsite training in that context.

No specific repair schedule, cost estimate for W 16th Road repairs, or expected reimbursement amount from the Wisconsin Disaster Fund is recorded in the minutes; those details were not specified and would require follow-up with town staff.

The board did not record a formal vote related to road repair projects at this meeting; it approved other routine business items during the session.