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Durand reviews Madison Street timeline and wins state funding forgiveness for water treatment work
Summary
City Engineer reported that the Madison Street project contract is in hand and the Madison Street work is expected May–Nov 2026; the state released Safe Drinking Water Loan Program funding and the city will receive some loan forgiveness for a water treatment filter project.
City Engineer Russ Kiviniemi told the Durand City Council on Dec. 10, 2025 that the contract from McCabe Construction for the Madison Street project has been received and that the work is anticipated to begin in May 2026 with completion expected in November 2026.
Kiviniemi also reported that timeline planning for the 6th Avenue E project is underway. Separately, he said the State of Wisconsin has released funding through the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program and the city will be eligible for some loan forgiveness tied to the planned water treatment filter project.
Council discussion on the engineering items was limited in the minutes to status updates; no additional appropriations or schedule changes were recorded. The engineering report signals the start of project implementation steps, including contracting and coordination with McCabe Construction.
The council did not record specific dollar amounts for the projects in the minutes or identify conditions attached to the state loan forgiveness; those details were not specified in the meeting record.
