Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Brownton Fire Department.
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Nov 30, 2026
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City
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Brownton
County
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Mcleod
Phone Number
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320-328-5309
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
55312
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Brownton Fire Department
The Council reviewed updates regarding the upcoming sports season and facility projects. Key actions included the selection of a new health insurance plan for employees and the approval of various pay applications related to ongoing construction and infrastructure projects. The Council authorized a change order for wastewater treatment plant control panels and accepted a bid for seal coating services. Additionally, the Council amended an ordinance regarding dog and cat regulations, accepted a proposal for residential garbage pickup, approved an electric rate schedule, and authorized mosquito management services along with liquor and gambling licenses for local community events.
The Council discussed the adoption of a Health Reimbursement Arrangement for employees. They addressed property blight issues, authorizing the city to perform maintenance on a specific property and bill the owner. Additionally, the Council appointed election judges for the upcoming primary and general elections and formally accepted various cash donations for the local library, fire department, and youth sports programs. Reports from the public works and police departments were also reviewed.
The council discussed and approved proposals for well #2 replacement and modifications, accepted the 2024 preliminary levy, and reviewed maintenance schedules for various city structures. Policy updates were enacted regarding employee benefits, including nursing mother accommodations and on-call status for police officers, as well as personnel restrictions concerning cannabis and THC use. Other business included reviewing reports from public works and police departments, discussing hail storm insurance claims, accepting a donation to the fire department, and addressing proposed ordinance amendments for fencing and garbage management.
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