Mequon public meetings in 2021
49 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Frank L. Weyenberg Library Board of Trustees
The Frank L. Weyenberg Library Board of Trustees will meet to discuss COVID-19 protocols and fiscal agency. The board is also requested to take action on an amendment to the 2021 budget.
- Action requested: Amendment to 2021 Budget
- Discussion and possible action: COVID-19 Protocols
- Discussion: Fiscal Agency
- Approval of November 2021 Accounts Payable
- Approval of November 17, 2021 meeting minutes
Mequon Municipal Water Utility Commission
The Mequon Municipal Water Utility Commission is meeting to discuss authorizing a water service exemption for a property on West County Line Road and a new water services agreement with Two Hundred Green LLC in the Village of Thiensville.
- Proposed exemption for 5300 W County Line Rd to use Brown Deer Water Utility
- Proposed Water Services Agreement with Two Hundred Green LLC at the northeast corner of Riverview Drive and Green Bay Road
- Review and approval of October 28, 2021 meeting minutes
Sewer Utility District Commission
The Sewer Utility District Commission is meeting to review and recommend approval for four contracts related to sanitary sewer rehabilitation. The work focuses on the Riverdale Park and Riverland Drive lift station areas.
- Contract to Visu-Sewer, Inc. for sanitary sewer main rehabilitation in Riverdale Park and Riverland Drive areas: $343,655
- Contract to raSmith for inspection and construction management services: $60,620
- Contract to National Power Rodding for rehabilitation of 71 sanitary sewer manholes: $61,408
- Contract to raSmith for sewer lateral work contract documents: not-to-exceed $65,000
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee is reviewing a proposal to form a Joint Working Group to study the potential merger of Mequon and Thiensville's Fire & EMS Departments. This effort aims to address staffing shortages and capital investment needs.
- Resolution 3900: Approving a Memorandum of Understanding with the Village of Thiensville for Fire & EMS Department consolidation study
Public Welfare Committee
The Public Welfare Committee is reviewing proposals to allow Common Council and Planning Commission members to attend meetings electronically. The body will also discuss safety requirements for pool fences and covers, fire pits, and Architectural Review Board procedures.
- ORDINANCE 2021-1610: Electronic meeting attendance for Common Council
- ORDINANCE 2021-1611: Electronic meeting attendance for Planning Commission
- RESOLUTION 3898: Designating polling sites based on 2022 Aldermanic Districts
- Discussion on pool fence and cover requirements
- Discussion on fire pit requirements
Finance-Personnel Committee
The committee will consider several insurance contracts for fiscal year 2022 and an amendment to a development agreement with Foxtown Center, LLC. The body is also reviewing business license renewals and an ordinance regarding paid time off for Fire Department Battalion Chiefs.
- Contract with Employers Mutual Casualty Company for $409,001
- Contract with Chubb Insurance for $54,695
- Contract with The Hartford Insurance Company for $1,299
- Second Amendment to the Development Agreement with Foxtown Center, LLC
- Ordinance 2021-1615 regarding Paid Time Off (PTO) for Fire Department Battalion Chiefs
Public Works Committee
The committee is reviewing a proposed janitorial services contract and a financial agreement with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for road work. The meeting also includes updates on drainage, road improvements, and the I-43 corridor project.
- Resolution 3904: 2022 janitorial services contract for City Hall, DPW, and Public Safety Building with Vanguard Cleaning Systems for an estimated $81,312 annually
- Resolution 3903: State/Municipal Financial Agreement for resurfacing Mequon Road between Buntrock Avenue and Cedarburg Road with a City design cost obligation of $32,750
- Discussion of weight restrictions on Highland Road and Lake Shore Drive
- 2021 Drainage Capital Improvement Program (CIP) update
- I-43 North/South Corridor Project public information
Common Council
The Common Council is holding public hearings on several rezoning requests to change residential properties to Institutional Public Service (IPS) districts. The body is also deciding on various city service contracts and a memorandum of understanding for fire and EMS consolidation.
- Rezoning requests for 2233 W. Mequon Road, 2415 W. Mequon Road, 10055 N. Wauwatosa Road, and 7420 W. Donges Bay Road to IPS
- Insurance contracts totaling $455,995 with Employers Mutual Casualty Company, Chubb Insurance, and The Hartford
- Janitorial services contract for City Hall and other facilities with Vanguard Cleaning Systems for an estimated $81,312
- Sewer rehabilitation contracts including $343,655 to Visu-Sewer, Inc. and $61,408 to National Power Rodding
- Memorandum of Understanding between Mequon and Thiensville for Fire & EMS Department consolidation
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission approved a site plan for a multi-tenant office and warehouse building and granted a conditional use extension for North Shore Bank. The body also discussed a concept plan and rezoning request for a 7-lot residential subdivision called The Green at Mequon.
- Approved 36,843 sq. ft. multi-tenant office/warehouse building and 3-lot land division at 5715 W. Donges Bay Road
- Approved conditional use grant extension for North Shore Bank at 11319 N. Port Washington Road
- Discussed rezoning from R-3/OA to R-3/PUD for a 7-lot subdivision at the southwest corner of Freistadt Road and Villa Grove Road
- Approved fill permit for over 1,000 C.Y. at 5715 W. Donges Bay Road
Architectural Board
The Architectural Board is meeting to review and potentially approve building permit applications for seven new single-family residences. The board will also review the meeting minutes from November 8, 2021.
- New residence application: 12900 N. Highgate Court
- New residence application: 12246 N. Farmdale Road
- New residence application: 7851 W. Preserve Parkway
- New residence application: 10525 N. Coneflower Drive
- New residence application: 8640 W. Highlander Drive
Joint Review Board
The Joint Review Board is meeting to review the performance and status of four Tax Incremental Districts. The board will appoint a chairperson and public member and vote on a resolution acknowledging the filing of annual reports.
- Review of PE-300 reports for Tax Incremental District No. 2
- Review of PE-300 reports for Tax Incremental District No. 3
- Review of PE-300 reports for Tax Incremental District No. 4
- Review of PE-300 reports for Tax Incremental District No. 5
- Resolution Acknowledge Filing of Annual Reports and Compliance with Annual Meeting Requirement
Planning Commission
The Ad Hoc Port Washington Road Design Standards Committee is meeting to select streetscape elements for the commercial corridor. The body is reviewing existing standards for the Ulao Creek area and developing guidelines for the section between County Line and Highland Road.
- Review of Ulao Creek streetscape standards (Highland to Pioneer Road) including 20-foot open space and 8-foot multi-use paths
- Selection of public amenities for the County Line to Highland Road corridor
- Discussion of the need for Ozaukee County review since Port Washington Road is a county highway
- Review of general purpose statements for commercial design guidelines provided by Member Dynek
Festivals Committee
The committee is coordinating details for the upcoming Winter Wonderland festival, including children's activities and food. Members reviewed previous survey results from the Taste of Mequon and discussed logistics for cookies and hot chocolate.
- Approved VIP photography invoice via voice acclamation
- Selected Backdrop Option 1 for event photography
- Planned 300 cookies to be sponsored by Vice Chair Hildebrand's law firm
- Discussed tent rental quote of $1,073.50 from Area Rental
Board of Police Commissioners
The Board of Police and Fire Commissioners will meet to certify eligibility lists for police officers and fire department recruits. The board will also discuss the recruitment process for full-time firefighters and paramedics.
- Review and certification of Police Officer eligibility list
- Review and certification of Fire Department Recruit eligibility list
- Discussion of Fire Department Fulltime Firefighter / Paramedic recruitment process
Planning Commission
The Commission approved a conditional use for a dog training facility at 10510 N. Port Washington Road and a guest house at 8414 W. County Line Road. A rezoning request for MATC on Highland Road was tabled pending further information regarding property subdivision and usage rights.
- Approved dog training facility/kennel at 10510 N. Port Washington Road with conditions
- Approved guest house in a detached barn at 8414 W. County Line Road
- Tabled rezoning of MATC property at 5555 Highland Road
- Approved development agreement for Phase II of The Woods at Highland Park
- Approved text amendment to allow veterinary clinics in the Town Center zoning district
Frank L. Weyenberg Library Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will meet to discuss COVID-19 protocols, the digitization of library files, and the library's fiscal agency. The body is also considering the 2022 library holiday calendar and the 2022 board meeting schedule.
- Discussion and possible action on COVID-19 Protocols
- Discussion on the digitization of library files
- Discussion on the library's fiscal agency
- Possible action on the 2022 Library Holiday Calendar
- Possible action on the 2022 Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule
Park and Open Space Board
The Park and Open Space Board is discussing a space needs assessment for a new pavilion at Lemke Park and considering the conceptual design and status of the Ulao Creek Neighborhood Linear Park. The board is also reviewing the 2022 Capital Improvement Project list and a grant for OIT.
- Lemke Park pavilion space needs assessment for restrooms, concessions, and storage
- Ulao Creek Neighborhood Linear Park conceptual design and city park designation
- 2022 Capital Improvement Project (CIP) list prioritization
- Rotary Park Fishing Pier discussion
- Ozaukee County Natural Resources Grant for OIT
Economic Development Board
The board is discussing redevelopment guidelines and TIF incentives for the Port Washington Road corridor. This includes proposed tiers for developer incentives and the potential purchase of the Port Zedler hotel site.
- Discussion of Port Washington Road redevelopment
- Proposed Tier 1 TIF incentive requiring complete demolition and $1.5 million improvement value
- Proposed Tier 2 TIF incentive of 15% for combined parcels or high priority sites
- Recommendation for Common Council to purchase the Port Zedler property
- Use of TIF districts #4 and #5 funds for public improvements from County Line Road to Mequon Road
Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission
The Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission is meeting to review its 2021 annual report and discuss future agenda topics. The body will also consider providing a letter of support for a county grant to repave the Ozaukee Interurban Trail.
- Review of 2021 Bikeway Annual Report
- Discussion of $2.476 million Ozaukee County Natural Resources Grant for OIT repaving and signage
- Discussion of bike signage based on NACTO guidelines
- Identification of future bikeway agenda topics
Festivals Committee
The committee is discussing the organization of the Winter Wonderland event, including photography, food, and publicity. The body is also reviewing survey results from the Taste of Mequon.
- Approval of a $400.00 photography invoice from VIP
- Selection of a backdrop option for Winter Wonderland
- Discussion of food, beverage, and cookies for Winter Wonderland
- Review of Taste of Mequon survey results
- Planning of children's area and publicity for Winter Wonderland
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee is considering an ordinance to extend the municipal court judge's term from two to four years. The body will also discuss safety concerns regarding the I-43 project and a traffic speed analysis on Green Bay Road at Woods Court.
- Ordinance 2021-1612: Amending the term of office for the Municipal Court Judge from two to four years
- Traffic speed analysis on Green Bay Road at Woods Court
- Discussion of I-43 Project safety concerns
Public Welfare Committee
The Public Welfare Committee is reviewing ordinances to allow electronic attendance for the Common Council and Planning Commission. The body is also designating polling places based on 2021 aldermanic districts.
- ORDINANCE 2021-1610: Amends Section 2-19 to allow electronic attendance for Common Council meetings
- ORDINANCE 2021-1611: Amends Planning Commission provisions to allow electronic attendance
- RESOLUTION 3898: Designates polling places based on 2021 Aldermanic Districts
- Discussion on pool fence and cover requirements
- Discussion on Architectural Review Board procedures
Finance-Personnel Committee
The committee will consider several resolutions including a new police collective bargaining agreement and a compensation plan for non-represented employees. They will also review a development agreement for a 10-unit housing project and various fund transfers.
- Collective Bargaining Agreement with Mequon Police Association (Jan 1, 2022 - Dec 31, 2024)
- Development Agreement for The Woods at Highland Park Phase 2 (10 dwelling units at Green Bay Road and Woods Court)
- Allocation of $37,217 in ARPA funds to Frank L. Weyenberg Library
- Capital Projects Fund transfers totaling $512,923
- 2022 Compensation Plan for Non-Represented Employees
Common Council
The Common Council will hold public hearings on the 2022 annual budget and several zoning ordinances. The body is also deciding on aldermanic redistricting following the 2020 Census.
- Ordinance 2021-1604: Adopting the Annual Budget for the year 2022
- Ordinance 2021-1600: Proposed 46 row house-style apartments at 11040 and 11110 N. Buntrock Avenue
- Ordinance 2021-1598: Implementing Aldermanic Redistricting based on the 2020 Census
- Resolution 3890: Allocation of $37,217 in ARPA funds to Frank L. Weyenberg Library
- Resolution 3891: Capital Projects Fund transfers totaling $512,923
Sewer Utility District Commission
The Commission is meeting to review and recommend approval of an ordinance to appropriate funds for 2022. The funds will cover capital charge payments to the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District and city capital debt service requirements.
- Ordinance 2021-1613: Proposed total tax levy of $7,213,956
- Estimated 2022 MMSD capital charge of $4,911,405
- 2022 City of Mequon capital debt service requirements of $1,861,893
- Allocation of $934,000 toward the Sewer Utility Capital Project Fund
Architectural Board
The Architectural Board will meet to review and decide on five building permit applications for residential projects. These include new single-family homes, a condominium development, and home additions.
- Covered porch addition at 3407 W. Burgundy Court
- New single-family residence at 11133 W. Pioneer Road
- New single-family residence at 3230 W. Grace Avenue
- New single-family side-by-side condominiums with sunroom at 6141 / 6153 W. Woods Lane
- Garage addition re-submittal at 11006 N. River Road
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will hear evidence and decide on a variance request for a property at 4430 W. Grace Avenue. The applicant seeks to add an addition that would exceed allowable lot coverage.
- Variance request for 4430 W. Grace Avenue to exceed allowable lot coverage for a home addition
Board of Police Commissioners
The Board of Police and Fire Commissioners will meet to conduct routine business and review reports from the chiefs. The primary action item is the certification of the eligibility list for Fire Department recruits.
- Review and certification of the eligibility list for Fire Department recruits
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests to Institutional and Public Service (IPS) zoning for churches and educational facilities. The body will also hold public hearings for a dog training facility and a guest house, and discuss an ordinance to allow veterinary clinics in the Town Center district.
- Development agreement for Phase II of The Woods at Highland Park (10 units) at 12409-12448 N. Crane Bay Court and 5951-6153 W. Woods Court
- Rezoning requests to IPS zoning for Vessels of Honour Church, North Shore Congregational of Jehovahs Witnesses, Congregation Anshai Lebowitz, Center for Jewish Life, and MATC
- Public hearing for a dog training facility (Pet U) at 10510 N. Port Washington Road
- Public hearing for a guest house in a detached barn at 8414 W. County Line Road
- Proposed ordinance to allow Veterinary Clinics in the Town Center zoning district
Mequon Municipal Water Utility Commission
The Mequon Municipal Water Utility Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially adopt the Fiscal Year 2022 budget. The body will also consider the authorization of 2022 water meter purchases and the water connection policy.
- Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2022 Mequon Water Utility Budget
- Authorization of 2022 Water Meter Purchase
- Discussion of Water Connection Policy
- Proposed $400,000 self-funded capital budget for 2022
- Review of October 12, 2021 minutes regarding a $606,000 contract with Globe Contractors, Inc.
Sewer Utility District Commission
The Sewer Utility District Commission is meeting to recommend the Fiscal Year 2022 sanitary sewer budget and user fee schedule. The body will also consider rejecting bids for sewer rehabilitation and authorizing land acquisition for a lift station replacement.
- Resolution 3894: FY2022 Sanitary Sewer Budget and User Fee Schedule (Residential: $74.00/quarter; Non-Residential: $6.844/1,000gal)
- Resolution 3892: Rejecting all bids for rehabilitation of manholes, sewer mains, and laterals in Riverdale Park and Riverland Drive Lift Station areas
- Resolution 3895: Authorization for easement and land acquisition in River Bend and Ranch Court Subdivisions for Lift Station E replacement
- Sewer District Tax Rate proposal: $1.68 per $1,000 assessed value
Economic Development Board
The Economic Development Board is meeting to discuss a draft incentive policy for the Port Washington Road corridor. The board aims to formulate recommendations for the Common Council to review before strategic planning begins in January 2022.
- Discussion of a four-tier incentive policy for Port Washington Road redevelopment
- Proposed use of $700,000 in existing increment for matching grants or public improvements
- Review of 'Fast-Track Formula' for projects increasing improvement value by over $1.5 million
- Discussion of TIF financing caps typically ranging from 20-30% of project costs
Frank L. Weyenberg Library Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will review the 2022 budget and employee wages. The meeting also includes discussions on COVID-19 protocols, a grant application for the Mequon Community Foundation, and the digitization of library files.
- Discussion and possible action on 2022 FLWL Budget
- Discussion and possible action on 2022 Wages
- Action requested for Mequon Community Foundation grant application
- Discussion and possible action on COVID-19 Protocols
- Discussion on digitization of library files
Park and Open Space Board
The Park and Open Space Board will discuss the Ulao Creek Neighborhood Linear Park plan and receive an update on the Emerald Ash Borer program. The board is also tasked with taking action on the 2021 Annual Report.
- Ulao Creek Neighborhood Linear Park: proposed 10-mile system of perimeter and internal paths
- Emerald Ash Borer update: shift in focus to removing 'secondary trees' in natural and limited-access areas
- 2021 Annual Report action item
- Review of 2021 Work Plan
- Discussion of maintenance funding for the proposed linear park
Planning Commission
The Ad Hoc Port Washington Road Design Standards Committee is meeting to discuss sample design guidelines and example locations. The body is reviewing how landscaping, lighting, and sidewalks in other municipalities can inform new local standards.
- Review of design examples from Calhoun Road in Brookfield and Silver Spring Road in Glendale
- Discussion of Ulao Creek design standards, including an 8-foot wide path and new street lighting
- Discussion of a gateway feature at the Ascension medical office site at the Highland Road intersection
Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission
The Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission is meeting to discuss the FY2022 budget request and the 2010-2030 Bikeway Plan update. The body will also review the annual road program and pedestrian enhancements for the OIT Crossing and Mequon Road corridor.
- Budget request of $15,000 to $20,000 for a 2010-2030 Bikeway Plan update
- Review of the City of Mequon 2021-2025 5-year Capital Improvement Program for roads
- Discussion of OIT Crossing/Mequon Road Corridor pedestrian and bicycle enhancements
- Review of the 2020 annual report to ensure compliance with City of Mequon Code of Ordinances
- Discussion of safety signs on OIT and the Mequon Road Bridge over Milwaukee River
Festivals Committee
The committee is meeting to recap the Taste of Mequon event and discuss feedback. Members will also plan the Winter Wonderland event, including logistics for the Isham Day House and hiring a Santa.
- Recap of Taste of Mequon feedback and strengths
- Winter Wonderland planning for Isham Day House
- Hiring of Santa and procurement of a Menorah
- Discussion of photographer and refreshments for Winter Wonderland
- Review of September meeting minutes
Public Welfare Committee
The Public Welfare Committee will meet to discuss regulatory standards for home irrigation systems. The body will also review and approve meeting minutes from September 14 and September 21, 2021.
- Discussion of Regulatory Standards for Home Irrigation Systems
- Review of well monitoring service costs ranging from $13K-$15K for local networks and $45K-$75K for remote networks
- Approval of September 14, 2021 meeting minutes
- Approval of September 21, 2021 meeting minutes
Finance-Personnel Committee
The committee will consider resolutions for financial consulting, a strategic plan, and sign code updates. The body is also reviewing September 2021 vouchers and October 2021 license applications.
- Resolution 3883: Authorizing staff to exceed $25,000 for financial consulting services of Tom Watson
- Resolution 3884: $11,650 contract with SBrand Solutions for an Organizational Strategic Plan
- Resolution 3885: Engagement of Attorney William Cole to review and update the City's Sign Code
- Approval of $714,274.04 in vouchers for September 2021
- Liquor license applications for Lakeshore Chinooks and The Cluckery
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee is reviewing a resolution to support Washington County's proposal to install an all-way stop at the intersection of Wasaukee and Freistadt Roads. The committee is also discussing the 2021 Work Plan.
- Resolution 3886: Support for an all-way stop at Wasaukee Road (CTH M) and Freistadt Road (CTH F)
- Discussion of the 2021 Work Plan
- Review of September 14, 2021 meeting minutes
Common Council
The Common Council will discuss aldermanic redistricting and several zoning amendments for the Ulao Creek neighborhood. The body is also deciding on contracts for financial consulting, strategic planning, and sewer pump replacement.
- Ordinance 2021-1598: Aldermanic redistricting based on 2020 Census
- Ordinance 2021-1600: 46 row house-style apartments at 11040 and 11110 N. Buntrock Avenue
- Resolution 3888: $143,300 contract to LW Allen for sanitary sewer lift station pumps
- Resolution 3884: $11,650 contract with SBrand Solutions for an organizational strategic plan
- Resolution 3883: Authorization to exceed $25,000 for financial consulting services from Tom Watson
Mequon Municipal Water Utility Commission
The Mequon Municipal Water Utility Commission is discussing the authorization of a contract to relocate a water main under I-43 at the Highland Road Bridge. This work is required for the WisDOT I-43 freeway expansion project to maintain service for Concordia University and other local residents.
- Proposed contract with Globe Contractors, Inc. not to exceed $606,000
- Relocation of 1,133 feet of 12-inch diameter water main at Highland Road
- Estimated 90% reimbursement of eligible costs from WisDOT
Sewer Utility District Commission
The Sewer Utility District Commission is reviewing a contract to replace pumps at four sanitary sewer lift stations. The body is also considering a temporary construction easement for the WisDOT I-43 expansion project.
- Resolution 3888: Contract to LW Allen for replacement of four sanitary sewer lift station pumps (C, D, H, and L) for $143,300
- Resolution 3887: Temporary construction easement of 0.0022 acres at Port Washington Road and Zedler Lane for WisDOT I-43 expansion
- Approval of August 10, 2021 meeting minutes
Architectural Board
The Architectural Board will meet to review and decide on nine applications for new single-family residences and home additions. The board will also review meeting minutes from September 13, 2021.
- New single-family residence at 3750 W. Pine View Court
- New single-family residence at 6850 W. River Birch Drive
- New single-family residence at 10545 N. Coneflower Drive
- Attached garage addition at 11006 N. River Road
- Sunroom addition at 10203 N. Foxkirk Drive
Appropriations Committee
The Appropriations Committee is meeting to discuss the proposed FY2022 budget, including revenues, capital projects, and departmental funding. The body will consider supplemental funding requests and a recommendation regarding the final budget and related ordinances.
- Proposed tax rate decrease to $3.13/$1,000 of assessed value
- Increase in pay-go capital spending of $140,500 over 2021 levels
- Use of $54,750 in unassigned fund balance for City-wide revaluation Phase III
- Proposed restoration of nearly $200,000 in expenses eliminated in 2021
- Establishment of a full-time IT Manager and conversion of a part-time HR role to full-time Coordinator
Planning Commission
The Ad Hoc Port Washington Road Design Standards Committee is meeting to establish its purpose, schedule, and goals for creating architectural and streetscape standards for the corridor. The committee will also review sample design guidelines and Ulao Creek zoning districts.
- Discussion of design standards for the Port Washington Road corridor
- Review of Ulao Creek Neighborhood Commercial zoning district
- Review of Ulao Creek Mixed Use Commercial zoning district
- Review of Ulao Creek Senior Housing zoning district
- Review of Ulao Creek Residential Cluster zoning district
Park and Open Space Board
The Board is reviewing a proposed open space plan for the Ulao Creek neighborhood featuring a linear parkway. Additionally, staff presented a draft of the 2021 Annual Report for board review and feedback.
- Ulao Creek Neighborhood Linear Park proposal
- 2021 Annual Report draft review
- Resolution 3868: $38,000 contract for Lemke Park facilities design
- 2022 Budget Requests discussion
Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission
The Joint Mequon-Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Way Commission will meet to elect a committee chair and review previous minutes. The body will discuss a bike safety brochure, grant availability, and grade separation at Mequon Road.
- Election of Committee Chair
- Discussion of Bike Safety Brochure
- Review of grant availability
- Discussion of grade separation at Mequon Road
Board of Police Commissioners
The Board of Police and Fire Commission will meet virtually to conduct business including the approval of previous meeting minutes. The board is scheduled to review and certify the promotion list for Police Sergeant.
- Review and certification of Police Sergeant promotion list
- Approval of December 1, 2020 meeting minutes