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Green Lake Fire Commission approves June reports, hears EMS update and previews 2026 budget
Summary
Vice‑Chairman James Hebbe called the June 25, 2025 Fire Commission meeting to order. The commission approved May minutes and accepted First Responders and Fire Chief reports with monthly expenses of $4,505.59 and $12,120.02, heard an EMS update of 128 calls, and reviewed preliminary 2026 budget plans.
Vice‑Chairman James Hebbe called the City of Green Lake/Town of Brooklyn Fire Commission to order at 6:00 p.m. on June 25, 2025 at the firehouse, and certified compliance with the open meetings law.
The commission recorded a quorum with Ron Triemstra, Christopher Foos, LuAnn Mirr‑Frank, James Hebbe and Todd Morris present; Chairman David Nawrocki was absent. The body approved the May 28, 2025 meeting minutes on a motion by LuAnn Mirr‑Frank and a second by Ron Triemstra; the motion carried.
Christopher Foos, First Responder Director, distributed and discussed the June First Responders report and presented monthly expenses of $4,505.59. On a motion by Mirr‑Frank, seconded by Todd Morris, the commission approved the First Responders report and its invoices.
Fire Chief William Wagner presented the Fire Chief’s June report and monthly expenses of $12,120.02; the commission approved the report on a motion by Mirr‑Frank with Triemstra seconding.
Josh Schmidt, EMS, reported 128 total calls for the month and described the number as a normal call volume.
Under other business, Chief Wagner reported that the annual pump tests all passed inspection. He also noted that recent Department of Transportation inspections identified a few minor issues that he will correct. Wagner gave a preliminary outline of the 2026 budget and said it is expected to be similar to 2025; he will present a preliminary budget to the commission at next month’s meeting.
Members directed future agenda items to Chief Wagner. The commission set its next meeting for Wednesday, July 30, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. Ron Triemstra moved and LuAnn Mirr‑Frank seconded a motion to adjourn; the motion carried and the meeting ended at 6:36 p.m.
