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Edgerton schedules Feb. 7 public meeting on Stormwater and Streets sales-tax campaign
Summary
City Administrator Beth Linn said staff are finalizing a Stormwater and Streets campaign tied to a dedicated sales tax and will hold a public meeting at The Greenspace on Feb. 7, 2026; the city will mail postcards to every household and provide children's activities during the meeting.
City Administrator Beth Linn reported Jan. 8 that the city is finalizing a Stormwater and Streets campaign connected to a proposed dedicated sales tax. Linn said staff will host a public meeting at The Greenspace on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026 at 10 a.m., will mail a postcard to every household in Edgerton, and will post information on the city's social channels. Parks & Recreation Director Levi Meyer will have staff provide activities for children so parents can attend the public meeting.
Linn described the outreach as a citywide effort to inform residents about the proposed dedicated sales tax for stormwater and street projects; no dollar amounts or project lists were presented in the minutes. The city asked residents to attend the Feb. 7 meeting to learn more; staff will provide further details and any timeline or ballot information at that public meeting.
