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Horicon Public Works committee hears DPW update, discusses 2026 mill-and-overlay, snow removal and sidewalks
Summary
At its Feb. 5 meeting the City of Horicon Public Works & Development Committee received a monthly DPW and water/wastewater update from Director Cody Vanderhei, discussed a 2026 mill-and-overlay plan for city streets, reviewed snow-removal and sidewalk maintenance, set a March 5 meeting date and adjourned.
The City of Horicon Public Works & Development Committee met Feb. 5, 2026, in the DPW Conference Room. Chairperson Bandsma called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.; members Fenske and Schmitz were present.
Cody Vanderhei, Director of Public Works-Utilities, provided the committee with a monthly update on Department of Public Works activities and on the Water/Wastewater Departments. Vanderhei’s briefing introduced operational items the committee discussed later in the meeting, including street resurfacing plans, winter operations and pedestrian maintenance priorities.
Committee members discussed a 2026 mill-and-overlay program for city streets. The minutes record that the committee opened discussion of mill-and-overlay work for 2026 but do not record a motion, budget decision or specific project list. The committee also received an update on snow-removal operations for the season and a separate update on sidewalk maintenance; specific project costs, schedules and funding sources were not specified in the minutes.
The committee set its next meeting for Thursday, March 5, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the DPW Conference Room. Chairperson Bandsma moved to adjourn, Committee member Fenske seconded, and the motion carried with all voting “Aye.” The meeting adjourned at 7:36 p.m.
The minutes as recorded do not include detailed project lists, cost estimates or formal actions on the 2026 mill-and-overlay program; any formal approvals or funding decisions would appear in future agendas and minutes if presented.
