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Waldo board honors outgoing leaders, swears in new trustees and approves $79,999.91 in vouchers

Village of Waldo Board of Trustees · April 14, 2025
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Summary

The board passed resolutions honoring outgoing President Gary Dekker and Trustee Steve Bunnow, administered oaths to new trustees and approved vouchers totaling $79,999.91; treasurer's report and police statistics were also accepted.

At the April 14 meeting the Village of Waldo Board of Trustees approved Resolution 2025‑05 recognizing and honoring Village President Gary Dekker for his years of service, and approved Resolution 2025‑06 expressing appreciation for Trustee Steve Bunnow. Trustee Mike Hintz moved to approve Resolution 2025‑05 and Trustee Jerry Hammarlund seconded; Trustee Dennis Reinemann moved and Trustee Jerry Hammarlund seconded Resolution 2025‑06. Both motions carried.

Clerk/Treasurer Lisa Gillette administered the ceremonial oath of office to Travis Thomas, Joshua Behr and (as recorded in the minutes) Jerome Hammarlund. The minutes list Jerry Hammarlund among trustees present at the start of the meeting and later record an oath for Jerome Hammarlund; the record does not clarify whether these entries refer to the same individual.

On financial business, Trustee Mike Hintz moved to approve payment of vouchers 16730–16769 in the amount of $79,999.91; Trustee Jerry Hammarlund seconded and the motion carried. Trustee Jerry Hammarlund moved and Trustee Dennis Reinemann seconded approval of the treasurer's report; the motion carried.

The March police report was accepted as presented; it showed 1 citation, 1 warning, 81 property checks, 2 complaints, 15 hours of service and 94 miles traveled. The meeting adjourned at 7:03 p.m.