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Votes at a glance: Oshkosh council approves routine ordinances, licenses and a grant application

Oshkosh Common Council · July 15, 2026
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Summary

On July 14 the Oshkosh Common Council approved multiple transportation ordinances, several liquor-license transfers/issuances, special-event street use for UW Oshkosh move-in days, renewal of liquor licenses for 2026–27, and a WEDC WISH Train grant application (up to $330,000).

At its July 14 meeting the Oshkosh Common Council approved a series of routine ordinances, liquor-license actions and a grant application.

Key approvals included:

- Ordinance 26-31: Amend municipal code for through-street designation (Lake Budamore Drive). Transportation committee recommended approval; passed by roll call. - Ordinance 26-32: Update parking-lot maps and regulations for the 200 East Lot (transportation committee recommended approval); passed by roll call. - Ordinance 26-33: Change parking restrictions on 9th Avenue near Peace Lutheran School; passed by roll call. - Ordinance 26-34: Approve voluntary municipal attachment from the Town of Black Wolf for property at 3110 Oregon Street; passed by roll call. - Multiple resolutions approving conditional surrender and issuance of class B beer/liquor licenses for local businesses at specified addresses; roll-call approvals recorded. - Resolution 26-344: Approve UW Oshkosh special-event street use for move-in days (late August–September 2026); passed (with one councilmember recorded as present on that item). - Resolution 26-353: Authorize application for WEDC WISH Train grant for training and workforce development, up to $330,000; approved by roll call.

Where roll-call tallies were stated in the record they were recorded as unanimous (6-0) for several items; voting details are in the official meeting minutes and roll-call records.