Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Dennis Friedrich’s organization
Jan 1, 2027·StrategicPlan
Board
Waukesha County Strategic Plan 2027-2031
The strategic plan for the Waukesha County Library System addresses county funding distribution and library standards. It outlines the implementation of a new funding formula and establishes "Minimums to Exempt" for library services, including materials expenditures, operating hours, staffing, collection size, public computers, and Wi-Fi access, all scaled by municipal population. The plan also incorporates Quality Assurance Standards, aiming to ensure equitable funding, enhance service quality, and promote accountability among county libraries for their tax exemption.
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The Water and Sewer Board discussed the contract extension with Water Remediation Technology (WRT) for radium removal at the Brookfield Square Well, specifically evaluating a 140 MG annual base-volume renewal option to reduce operating costs. Staff analyzed the feasibility of shifting water production to other stations, seasonal demand strategies, and hydraulic pathways. The Board recommended proceeding with the 140 MG contract option, with further validation planned via hydraulic modeling and operational testing.
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Finance Committee Regular Meeting Minutes
The committee reviewed and approved vouchers exceeding $50,000. Key budget amendments were authorized, including appropriations for consultant services related to TID No. 9 and TID No. 10, and funding for mosquito program costs. Additionally, the committee approved a service agreement with Ruekert & Mielke for utility permitting and inspection for a fiber network buildout, and awarded a uniform and floor mat service contract to Cintas.
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Common Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting covered several key agenda items. Public comments included concerns regarding flock camera technology and improvements to city communications. A presentation was provided by the local school district regarding a future referendum. Approvals were granted for various resolutions, including budget amendments for the Community Development Authority and the General Fund, a utility permitting agreement, a uniform and floor mat service contract, and a library roof repair project. Additionally, the council approved 2027 health insurance programs and pay rates for non-represented city titles. Closed sessions were held to discuss litigation strategy for a property tax case and potential intergovernmental agreements for fire services, leading to the approval of a property sale agreement for a portion of land at 95 N. Moorland Road.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
