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Votes at a glance: key motions approved by Bloomington Village Board on Sept. 2, 2025

Village Board of the Village of Bloomington · September 2, 2025
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Summary

Trustees unanimously approved routine procedural items, reestablished the local police department, authorized a Mill Street speed study, approved multiple maintenance purchases and temporary alcohol licenses, and moved into and out of closed session for personnel.

At its Sept. 2 meeting the Village Board of the Village of Bloomington approved the following key motions (all recorded as carried by unanimous vote of trustees present unless otherwise noted):

- Approve meeting agenda (mover: Chasity Allen; seconder: Dennis Morris). - Approve minutes of the Aug. 4, 2025 regular board meeting (mover: Dennis Morris; seconder: Dawn Drew). - Approve August 2025 accounts payable (general fund $24,202.03; water $3,045.07; sewer $6,899.76; total $34,146.86). - Reestablish the Bloomington Police Department and appoint Officer Small as police chief (mover: Scott Daentl; seconder: Chasity Allen). - Use existing radar speed sign to conduct a two-week Mill Street traffic study (mover: Scott Daentl; seconder: Al Mergen). - Approve a temporary alcohol license for St. Mary’s Fall Festival (mover: Scott Daentl; seconder: Dawn Drew). - Approve a temporary alcohol license for Blake’s Prairie Battle of the Bog (mover: Robert McLimans; seconder: Scott Daentl). - Proceed with fines for sump pump ordinance violations after notifications (mover: Scott Daentl; seconder: Al Mergen). - Purchase wastewater chemical pump from Hawkins Inc. for $925 (mover: Al Mergen; seconder: Chasity Allen). - Award ballpark pavilion roof project to John Klein for $7,780 (mover: Scott Daentl; seconder: Dawn Drew). - Hire Tom Kleiber to televise the sewer main (minimum 1,000 feet for $1,000) (mover: Robert McLimans; seconder: Chasity Allen). - Purchase security cameras for the sewer plant (mover: Scott Daentl; seconder: Dennis Morris). - Enter closed session under Wis. Stat. § 19.85 for personnel matters and reconvene in open session (mover: Robert McLimans; seconder: Al Mergen). - Adjourn (mover: Robert McLimans; seconder: Chasity Allen).

All motions listed above were recorded in the meeting minutes as "All were in favor. Motion carried." The Board had seven trustees present at the time of the votes; one trustee (Keith Leitzinger) was absent due to illness.