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Fennimore council approves routine administrative measures, tables water-tower bids

Common Council of the City of Fennimore, Grant County, Wisconsin · November 17, 2025
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Summary

The council approved an engagement letter with Johnson Block, authorized employee Chamber Bucks, updated the Schedule of Fees, changed the UMMEG alternate, and approved an amendment to Chapter 1; it tabled water tower bids pending additional information.

At its Nov. 17 meeting the Common Council approved several administrative items in unanimous votes and deferred consideration of water tower bids for additional bids and totals.

Council approved an engagement letter from Johnson Block (motion by Day, second by Streif; roll call 7-0). The council approved Chamber Bucks for employees, setting $50 for full-time employees and $25 for part-time employees (motion by Day, second by Roth; carried 7-0). The council granted permission to allow food and beverages in the gymnasium for an event on May 24, 2026 (motion by Day, second by Strack; carried 7-0).

The council approved removing Jordon Dyer and adding Anthony Downing as the UMMEG alternate (motion by Day, second by Streif; carried 7-0). The Schedule of Fees was updated to add a 2% administration fee; Director of Public Works Anthony Downing was directed to check with the county on a possible dumping fee for the brush site. Council tabled action on water tower bids to allow staff to solicit additional bids and totals. The council also approved an amendment to Chapter 1 Ordinance 2025-11-17 (motion by Day, second by Roth; roll call 7-0).

These approvals were procedural and administrative in nature and were recorded as unanimous votes where noted.