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Votes at a glance: Tomahawk Common Council approves minutes, finances, licenses and contracts
Summary
At its Oct. 7 meeting the Tomahawk Common Council unanimously approved minutes, checks and vouchers totaling $344,318.63 (plus payroll), operator licenses, a special-event permit, and a cleaning contract for the senior center at $280 per month; the council also scheduled the next meeting and adjourned.
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The Tomahawk Common Council completed a set of routine approvals and scheduling actions at its Oct. 7 meeting, voting unanimously on minutes, financial disbursements, licenses and contracts.
Key votes and outcomes: - Minutes: The council approved minutes from the Sept. 2, 2025 meeting. Motion by Mike Loka; second by Will Garske; unanimous vote. - Checks and vouchers: Council approved General Fund checks 118140–118250 and 15 electronic payments totaling $344,318.63, and payroll checks 53436–53455 and direct deposits V15029–V15163 totaling $169,742.83. Motion by Paticia Haskin; second by Will Garske; unanimous vote. - Operator licenses: Approved on motion by Will Garske with a second from Paticia Haskin; unanimous vote. - Special event: Approved a permit for the Wisconsin Rock Lizards 9U youth baseball tournament, May 1–3, 2026. Motion by Will Garske; second by Robert Soward; unanimous vote. - Cleaning contract: The council awarded contracted cleaning services for the Tomahawk Senior Center to Heavenly Cleaning Service at $280 per month. Motion by Mike Loka; second by Paticia Haskin; unanimous vote. - Scheduling and adjournment: The council set its next regular meeting for Nov. 4, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. and adjourned at 5:53 p.m.
All listed votes were recorded as unanimous during the Oct. 7 meeting. The council did not discuss additional fiscal details beyond the amounts reported for checks, vouchers and the cleaning contract.
