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Department reports: 13 law-enforcement incidents in November; fire, public works and planning updates
Summary
Council heard routine department reports: law enforcement logged 13 incidents in November; fire responded to one illegal burn; Public Works reported several maintenance tasks; code compliance intends fines for 7 nuisance properties; TD&H is finalizing sewer-lining engineering and the city's TIB application was not funded.
During its Dec. 10 meeting the Electric City Council received department reports covering public safety, operations and planning. The police reported 13 incidents in November 2024. The Fire Department recorded response to one illegal residential burn. Public Works described maintenance work including digging up sludge at the ATP, installing air connections to address plugging, cleaning the slug tank, building and installing sander extensions, and preparing the council chamber for painting.
Code Compliance advised that seven chronic nuisance houses are ready to receive fines. The Planning Commission is working on a Comprehensive Plan that will be presented to council at an upcoming meeting. The city reported it had met all 29 standards required to continue as a "Well City." In engineering updates, TD&H was reported to be in final engineering for a sewer lining project, with staff planning to wait until January to solicit bids; a Coulee Playland ABA deficiencies plan is in preparation and the TIB Active Transportation Program application was not funded.
These items were reported under departmental reports and generated no formal motions in the minutes; the record notes future actions (planning presentation, bidding timeline) but provides no schedules beyond the January bid timing for the sewer lining project.
