New Glarus, Wisconsin

7 29

The New Glarus Village Board will convene a special meeting at 6:00 p.m. on July 29, 2026. The agenda includes a public listening session to gather resident and business input on ATV and UTV usage in the village. No formal actions or decisions are listed; the meeting is for discussion only.

• Call to Order
• Approval of Agenda
• Public Listening Session Regarding ATV/UTV Usage
• Adjournment

7 22

The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to discuss a potential transfer to the Village and building project updates. The board will also consider the addition of a student representative.

• Discussion and consideration of transfer to Village
• Discussion and consideration of student representative
• Building project updates
• Review of bills and financial statement

7 15

The Village Board will consider a public WIFI project through the Green County Development Corporation and a facade improvement grant for 18 6th Ave. The board will also review a liquor license application for Blumer Enterprises LLC and discuss a nuisance property at 212 2nd St in closed session.

• Public WIFI project presentation by Green County Development Corporation
• Facade Improvement Grant Application for 18 6th Ave (Puempel’s Olde Tavern)
• Class B Beer/Liquor license application for Blumer Enterprises LLC
• Claims totaling $169,112.70 (ACH), $52,814.16 (payroll), and $497,233.91 (checks)
• Closed session regarding nuisance property at 212 2nd St

7 15

The New Glarus Village Finance/Personnel Committee will approve the minutes from the June 17, 2026 meeting. It will also approve all presented claims totaling $36,874.19. No public comments were made and the meeting will adjourn after these actions.

• Approve 6.17.26 meeting minutes (motion carried 2-0)
• Approve all claims presented, totaling $36,874.19 (motion carried 2-0)
• No public comments were received

7 13

The New Glarus Fire District board will consider routine agenda items, including approval of the June 8 minutes and related claims and bills. The board will review the Fire Chief’s report covering personnel, trucks/repairs, equipment, and building and grounds. A key item is the approval of the 2026 budget totaling $225,000. The meeting will also set the date for the next meeting on 10 August 2026.

• Approval of minutes of 8 June 2026
• Approval of claims, district bills, department bills, and Treasurer’s Report
• Fire Chief’s report on personnel, trucks/repairs, equipment, and building and grounds
• Approval of 2026 budget $225,000
• Schedule next meeting for 10 August 2026

7 9

The New Glarus Public Works/Public Safety Committee will review routine reports and approve the June 11, 2026 minutes. It will discuss a Class B beer and liquor license application submitted by Blumer Enterprises LLC for the location at 406 2nd Street. The meeting also includes the monthly public safety and public works department updates.

• Consideration of Class B beer and liquor license application for Blumer Enterprises LLC at 406 2nd St
• Approval of June 11, 2026 meeting minutes
• Monthly Police Department Report
• Monthly Public Works Department Report

7 6

The Community Development Authority is meeting to consider and discuss a façade improvement grant application. This process allows the body to review requests for funding to improve building exteriors.

• Façade Improvement Grant Application for 18 6th Ave

7 1

The Village of New Glarus Finance/Personnel Committee met on July 1, 2026. It approved the minutes from the June 3, 2026 meeting and voted to approve all claims presented, totaling $359,523.42. No public comments were made and the meeting was adjourned at 5:37 p.m.

• Approval of 6/3/26 meeting minutes (motion carried 3‑0)
• Approval of claims covering checks 45369‑45428 for $359,523.42 (motion carried 3‑0)
• Public comment period: none
• Meeting adjourned at 5:37 p.m.

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7 1

The New Glarus Village Board will discuss Ordinance 26-05, which amends Chapter 37-14 to increase the bid solicitation threshold from $15,000 to $50,000 to match the state minimum. Other agenda items include a Natural Lawn Permit application (Thacker), a Prairie House Senior Development Agreement, and a design update on the Village Hall renovation at the 50% completion stage. The consent agenda will also approve claims totaling $197,517.15.

• Ordinance 26-05: amend bid solicitation threshold to $50,000
• Prairie House Senior Development Agreement review
• Natural Lawn Permit (Thacker) application
• Village Hall Renovation Design Update – 50% design completed
• Approval of claims totaling $197,517.15

2026

2026

Village of New Glarus Facade Improvement Grant Program

The Village of New Glarus will present the Façade Improvement Grant Program guidelines, which allocate an annual $40,000 for exterior upgrades of income‑producing properties in downtown. Grants may cover up to 50% of project costs or a maximum of $6,000 per property, with applicants required to match the other 50% from non‑Village sources. Eligibility is limited to commercial or mixed‑use owners and tenants within Tax Increment District No. 4, and applicants must provide at least two written bids unless exempted. The program will be administered by the Community Development Authority with review by the Swiss Design Review Committee and other relevant commissions.

• Annual grant allocation of $40,000
• Maximum award of $6,000 per property (or 50% of cost)
• Eligibility limited to commercial/mixed‑use properties in TID #4
• Applicants must match 50% of costs with non‑Village funds
• Two written bids required unless a written exemption is provided

6 24

The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a public comment period that is not for discussion or voting. The board will then discuss and consider several items, including a Building Committee resolution, a Village Board resolution, a student representative position, a reading garden policy, and endowment planning. A bills and finance report and a director’s report will also be presented.

• Discussion and consideration of Building Committee resolution
• Discussion and consideration of Village Board resolution
• Discussion and consideration of student representative position
• Discussion and consideration of reading garden policy
• Discussion and consideration of endowment planning

6 17

The Village Board will consider a budget amendment to collect an additional $3,536.38 in tax increments for TIDs 3, 4, and 5, and approve the use of $1,797.50 in police sinking funds for department security. The meeting also includes the approval of claims totaling $359,523.42 and various licenses.

• Budget amendment for TIDs 3, 4, and 5 ($3,536.38)
• Police department security funds ($1,797.50)
• Approval of claims ($359,523.42)
• Food Truck Permit (Epazote) request to add Thursday
• Valle Tell Park accessible parking addition

6 17

The Village of New Glarus Finance/Personnel Committee met to consider routine agenda items. The committee approved the minutes from 5/20/26 and then approved all claims presented, covering checks 45329 to 45368 for a total of $75,011.37. No public comments were made and the meeting was adjourned.

• Approval of the 5.20.26 meeting minutes
• Approval of claims for checks 45329‑45368 totaling $75,011.37
• No public comments were received

6 16

The New Glarus Plan Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a Conditional Use Permit for a micro‑beverage production facility at 407 2nd St in the C‑1 Commercial District. The commission will also discuss a Site Plan Approval application for the Prairie House Senior senior‑housing project at 1003 Elmer Road, Parcel 23161 0623.2000. No other business is listed on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit for “Micro Beverage Production Facility” at 407 2nd St (C‑1 Commercial District)
• Consideration of Site Plan Approval for “Prairie House Senior” at 1003 Elmer Road, Parcel 23161 0623.2000

6 16

The New Glarus Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on June 16, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. to consider a Conditional Use Permit for a micro‑beverage production facility at 407 2nd St. The applicant is Stephen Itzenhuiser of Kindred Spirits Inn, LLC, and the property is owned by Chris and Luann Zimmerman. The hearing follows § 305‑13 of the Village Municipal Code for land use in the C‑1 Commercial District.

• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit for micro‑beverage production facility at 407 2nd St
• Applicant: Stephen Itzenhuiser, Kindred Spirits Inn, LLC
• Property owners: Chris and Luann Zimmerman
• Venue: Village Hall Board Room, 319 2nd St, New Glarus, 6:00 p.m. June 16 2026
• Regulation: § 305‑13 Municipal Code, C‑1 Commercial District

6 11

The Public Works / Public Safety Committee will discuss several alcohol beverage and miscellaneous business licenses. The body will also consider the use of sinking funds for police department lock enhancements and accessible parking at Valle Tell Park.

• Alcohol beverage licenses for 25 entities including Blanchardville Co-op, Ott Haus Pub & Grill, and Chalet Cheese Haus
• Miscellaneous licenses for Firefly Estates (Mobile Home Park) and Kleeman’s (Pool Table)
• Tobacco retail licenses for Casey’s, Rusty Raven, Blanchardville Co-op, and Shobha Baani Inc.
• Police Department use of sinking funds for lock enhancement
• Accessible parking at Valle Tell Park

6 10

The Parks & Recreation Committee will consider a possible recommendation to grant exclusive use of a village park to Grace Church. It will also discuss an update to the village floral clock. The meeting includes routine approvals of the agenda and prior minutes.

• Discussion of Village Park Exclusive Use – Grace Church
• Discussion of Floral Clock Update
• Approval of agenda (motion by Larry, second by Sarah, passed 3‑0)
• Approval of December 9, 2025 minutes (motion by Sarah, second by Larry, passed 3‑0)
• Presentation of Hoesly Pond Dock & Dredge plan by UW‑Platteville students

6 8

The New Glarus Fire District will meet to review the Fire Chief's report and discuss the 2026 budget. The board will also review claims, district bills, and department bills.

• 2026 Budget of $225,000.00

6 4

The Village Board and Library Board will attend the Grand Opening Ceremony for the new New Glarus Public Library on June 4, 2026. No official action is scheduled to be taken by the Village Board during the event.

• Grand Opening Ceremony for new New Glarus Public Library
• Village Board and Library Board attendance
• Event location: 26 5th Ave, New Glarus, WI 53574

6 3

The Village Board will conduct a public hearing regarding Ordinance 26-04 to adjust minimum lot area per dwelling unit in the C-1 Commercial District. The board will also discuss the 2027 budget timeline and a wastewater treatment facility resolution.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 26-04: Adjust minimum lot area per dwelling unit in C-1 Commercial District
• Resolution R26-18: Appointment of Chalet of the Golden Fleece LTE Tour Guide
• Resolution R26-19: 2025 CMAR for the Wastewater Treatment Facility
• Discussion of 2027 Budget Timeline and Procedures
• Approval of claims totaling $417,436.46 (including $342,024.52 in ACH/wire payments and $74,854.23 in checks)

6 3

The Village Board will conduct a public hearing regarding Ordinance 26-04 to adjust minimum lot area per dwelling unit in the C-1 Commercial District. The board will also discuss the 2027 budget timeline and a wastewater treatment facility resolution.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 26-04 regarding C-1 Commercial District minimum lot area
• Resolution R26-18 for appointment of Chalet of the Golden Fleece LTE Tour Guide
• Resolution R26-19 regarding 2025 CMAR for the Wastewater Treatment Facility
• Discussion of 2027 Budget Timeline and Procedures
• Approval of claims totaling $417,436.49 (including $342,024.52 in ACH/wire payments)

6 3

The New Glarus Finance/Personnel Committee approved claims totaling $205,445 and discussed police staffing and staff meal reimbursement rates.

• Claims totaling $205,445 approved
• Per diem meal rates recommended for Village Board
• Police shift coverage approved through September 30, 2026
• New Library move costs $6,588.21
• WWTP facility planning costs $269.58

2026

The New Glarus Fire District board voted 6‑0 to buy radios for the new engine truck at $18,674.54 and antennas at $542. It also approved a minimum $50,000 price for the sale of the old engine (7‑0) and authorized DOT/pump testing of all trucks, including Engine 3 (7‑0). Additional approvals included new tires for the Tender ($5,386.26) and Car 1 ($799.96) (both 4‑0) and a $852 ladder‑testing quote (5‑0). The board accepted the 2024 audit findings with a 7‑0 vote.

• Approved purchase of radios for new truck at $18,674.54 and antennas at $542 (6-0)
• Approved minimum sale price $50,000 for old engine (7-0)
• Approved DOT/pump testing of all trucks, including Engine 3 (7-0)
• Approved purchase of new tires for Tender ($5,386.26) (4-0)
• Approved purchase of new tires for Car 1 ($799.96) (4-0)
• Approved ladder‑testing quote of $852.00 (5-0)
• Approved 2024 audit findings (7-0)

2026

The board unanimously elected its officers for the new term. The board approved a resolution recognizing student representative Aletta Miller by unanimous consent. Two library bills—$291,373.37 (April 27) and $263,845.40 (April 29)—were approved. The village transferred the promised $500,000 for the building project to the library’s Lake Ridge account.

• Approved agenda (motion carried)
• Unanimously elected board officers
• Approved student representative resolution for Aletta Miller (unanimous consent)
• Approved April 27, 2026 bill for $291,373.37
• Approved April 29, 2026 bill for $263,845.40
• Transferred $500,000 to Lake Ridge account for building project
• Approved minutes of April 22, 2026 (motion carried)
• Approved minutes of May 5, 2026 (motion carried)

2026

The Finance/Personnel Committee approved meeting minutes for several dates and authorized multiple claim payments totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. It also adopted a revised boot reimbursement policy that raises reimbursement from $150 to $200 and adds safety‑apparel provisions. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved 4.15.26 meeting minutes (vote 3-0)
• Approved 4.15.26 claims totaling $348,411.70 and $192.50 (vote 3-0)
• Approved 1.21.26 meeting minutes (vote 3-0)
• Approved 1.21.26 claims totaling $79,999.43, $16,172.25, $32,214.58 and $165,421.61 (vote 3-0)
• Adopted revised boot reimbursement policy increasing reimbursement to $200 and adding safety‑apparel language (vote 3-0)

5 28

The New Glarus Cemetery Board will discuss purchasing additional trimming equipment and review the design of new cemetery rules signage. The board previously approved a motion to move forward with seven smaller rule signs.

• Purchase of additional trimming equipment
• Review of cemetery rules signage design
• Approval of April 29, 2026 minutes
• Cemetery manager report on clean-up and mowing

5 27

The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to discuss officer elections, a student representative resolution, and building project updates. The meeting also includes a public comment period and the approval of previous minutes.

• Discussion of officer elections
• Discussion of student representative resolution
• Discussion of building project updates
• Public comment period
• Approval of April 22 and May 5 minutes

5 20

The Village Board will consider hiring a full-time police officer, reviewing the 2025 financial audit, and adjusting staff meal per diem rates. The meeting also includes approval of claims totaling $205,445 and permits for graduation and library events.

• Approval of claims totaling $205,445
• Consideration of 2025 Financial Audit
• Appointment of full-time police officer
• Discussion on staff per diem rates for meals
• Approval of Street Permits for graduation and library events

5 20

The Finance/Personnel Committee approved the minutes from the April 15 meeting. It approved all presented claims, including checks 45208‑45269 totaling $348,411.70 and a $192.50 water‑reservoir check. The agenda also lists discussion and possible recommendations on staff per‑diem meal rates and police department shift coverage. No public comments were made and the meeting adjourned at 5:40 p.m.

• Approved 4.15.26 meeting minutes (motion 3‑0)
• Approved claims: checks 45208‑45269 totaling $348,411.70 and check 1031 for $192.50
• Consideration of staff per diem rates – meals
• Consideration of police department shift coverage
• Meeting adjourned at 5:40 p.m.

of Quorum 5 19

A quorum of Village Board Trustees may be present at the Sugar River EMS Community Celebration on May 19, 2026. The notice states that no action will be taken by the Village Board.

Quorum

The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees and its Building Subcommittee posted a notice for a meeting on May 19, 2026. A quorum of board members may attend, but no voting is scheduled to take place.

• Notice of a possible quorum for the Library Board and Building Subcommittee
• Meeting location: Canter Inn, 119 5th Avenue
• No voting scheduled during this meeting
• Meeting date: Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at 6:30 PM

5 14

The Public Works/Public Safety Committee will hear the monthly police department report and the monthly public works department report. It will discuss a street closure application for 5th Avenue between Railroad and 1st Street. The committee will also consider the proposed widening of 11th Avenue between 1st and 2nd Street.

• Street Closure Application for 5th Avenue between Railroad and 1st Street
• Proposed widening of 11th Avenue between 1st and 2nd Street
• Monthly Police Department Report
• Monthly Public Works Department Report

5 14

The Public Works and Public Safety Committee will review monthly department reports and consider hiring a fifth full-time officer. The agenda includes a discussion on closing 5th Avenue and widening 11th Avenue.

• Hiring of 5th full-time officer
• Street Closure Application 5th Avenue between Railroad and 1st Street
• Widening of 11th Avenue between 1st and 2nd Street
• Approval of April 9, 2026 Minutes
• Monthly Police Department Report

5 13

The New Glarus Village Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit for a multiple‑family senior housing development at 1003 Elmer Road. The commission will also discuss Ordinance 26‑04, which would amend Chapter 305 to lower the minimum lot area per dwelling unit in the C‑1 Commercial District. Both items are on the agenda for the May 13, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit for a 50‑unit senior apartment building at 1003 Elmer Road (Parcel 23161 0623.2000)
• Ordinance 26‑04 to amend Chapter 305, adjusting minimum lot area per dwelling unit in the C‑1 Commercial District
• Permit application fee of $100.00 as required by Resolution R10‑05
• Discussion of required Elmer Road public improvements associated with the proposed development
• Review of eight zoning standards that must be met for the conditional use permit

5 13

The New Glarus Plan Commission will hold a public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit request submitted by Wisconsin Housing Preservation Corp. The request seeks approval for a Multiple‑Family Dwelling on the property at 1003 Elmer Road, located in the C‑1 Commercial District. Interested parties may attend and speak before the commission decides whether to grant the permit under § 305‑13 of the municipal code.

• Conditional Use Permit request by Wisconsin Housing Preservation Corp. for a multiple‑family dwelling at 1003 Elmer Road
• Proposed land‑use change to a Multiple‑Family Dwelling in the C‑1 Commercial District
• Public hearing scheduled for May 13, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Village Hall Board Room, 319 2nd Street
• Decision to be made under § 305‑13 of the Village of New Glarus Municipal Code

5 11

The New Glarus Fire District board will approve the consent agenda, which includes the minutes from the April 13, 2026 meeting, claims, district and department bills, and the treasurer’s report. The board will hear the Fire Chief’s report covering personnel, trucks and repairs, equipment, and building and grounds. A key item is the review and approval of the 2026 budget totaling $225,000. The meeting will also schedule the next session for June 8, 2026.

• Approval of consent agenda (minutes, claims, bills, treasurer’s report)
• Fire Chief’s report on personnel, trucks/repairs, equipment, building and grounds
• Review and approval of the 2026 budget of $225,000
• Public appearances segment
• Scheduling of next meeting on 8 June 2026

5 6

The Village Board will approve routine consent items and then discuss several pending matters. Topics include a proposed ordinance on public alcohol consumption and open containers at approved festivals, a resolution urging state support for transportation funding, and a report on special assessments for the 11th Avenue reconstruction. The board will also review a special event permit for Blues, Brews & Food Trucks and an operator’s license for A. Matchett.

• Approval of Claims totaling $1,180,035.08
• Approval of Special Permit – Blues, Brews & Food Trucks
• Discussion of Ordinance 26-03 on public alcohol consumption and open containers
• Discussion of R26-15 resolution supporting transportation funding
• Discussion of 11th Avenue Reconstruction Proposed Special Assessments Report

5 6

The Village of New Glarus Finance/Personnel Committee met on May 6, 2026 to approve the March 18, 2026 meeting minutes. The committee also approved all claims presented, covering checks 45148 to 45207 for a total of $34,470.90. No public comments were received and the meeting adjourned at 5:35 p.m.

• Approval of 3/18/26 minutes (motion carried 2‑0)
• Approval of claims: checks 45148‑45207 totaling $34,470.90 (motion carried 2‑0)
• Public comment period received no remarks
• Meeting adjourned at 5:35 p.m.

5 5

The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a public forum for citizen comments, which will not be voted on. The board will then discuss and consider plans for the library's grand opening. No other actions are scheduled.

• Call to Order
• Approval of agenda
• Public comments (forum only, no vote)
• Discussion and consideration of the library grand opening
• Adjournment

2026

The Village Board voted 6‑0‑1 to suspend enforcement of the alcohol possession rule on public streets and sidewalks during any previously approved festival or event, provided containers are plastic and purchased from a licensed premise. The Board also approved staff coordination with special event organizers (6‑0‑1), approved the R26‑15 transportation funding support (7‑0), approved the preliminary special assessments report for the 11th Avenue reconstruction (7‑0), and approved staff involvement in the Floral Clock landscaping design (7‑0).

• Suspend enforcement of §93‑1A.(1) for alcohol on streets during festivals (6‑0‑1)
• Allow staff to work with special event coordinators to amend premises for events (6‑0‑1)
• Approve R26‑15 transportation funding support (7‑0)
• Approve preliminary special assessments report for 11th Avenue reconstruction (7‑0)
• Approve staff collaboration on Floral Clock landscaping design (7‑0)

2026

The board approved the March minutes and the Visions financial report. They authorized Mary to purchase a new Square terminal for $299. The board decided not to apply for the State Historical mini‑grant and approved a $2,000 video project with Steve Donavan. They also scheduled a general spring clean‑up for May 2 and will increase bug‑spraying frequency.

• Approved March minutes (motion by Mary Statz, seconded by Ruth Elmer)
• Approved Visions report (approved by Ruth Elmer, seconded by Mary Statz)
• Authorized purchase of new Square terminal for $299 (motion by Dawn, seconded by Ruth)
• Decided not to apply for State Historical mini grant
• Approved hiring Steve Donavan for video project, $2,000 cost
• Planned more frequent bug spraying with new spray
• Scheduled General Spring Clean‑up for Saturday May 2 at 10:00
• Hired two high‑school interns

4 29

The New Glarus Cemetery Board will discuss the number of rules signage and review past library partnership agreements. No formal votes are scheduled for these items.

• Discussion of Cemetery Rules Signage
• Approval of March 25, 2026 minutes
• Library Partnership 1 – Headstone Cleaning Class
• Library Partnership 2 – Cemetery Tours

4 22

The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to discuss service quotes for HVAC and fire alarm systems, review outdoor furniture options, and consider operating costs. The meeting will also include reports on building projects and library administration.

• Discussion and consideration of 1901 HVAC service quote
• Discussion and consideration of Midwest Fire Alarm quote approval
• Discussion and consideration of outdoor furniture quote
• Discussion and consideration of operating costs
• Discussion and consideration of building project updates

of Quorum 4 20

The Village Board will hold a recognition ceremony for the New Glarus Fire Department for life‑saving measures performed on April 15 at the fire station. The meeting is scheduled for April 20 at 6:30 p.m. at 218 4th Ave, New Glarus, WI 53574. No formal action or vote will be taken by the Board.

• Recognition of service for life‑saving measures performed on April 15 by the New Glarus Fire Department (no board action)

4 15

The New Glarus Village Board considered several public‑works contracts, including a $45,000 police squad camera purchase, a roof replacement bid up to $90,000 for the Public Works shop, and a downtown streetscape bid funded at $200,000. The board also discussed a petition for curb and gutter replacement at 300 3rd Ave, an amendment to the alcohol open‑container ordinance, and a food‑truck permit for Epazote. All items were presented for board consideration and recommendation.

• Police Squad Camera bid approval – Safe Fleet bid $42,290 (budget $45,000)
• Public Works Shop Roof Replacement bid – $79,350 option, up to $90,000 total
• Downtown Streetscape bid approval – $200,000 project, lowest local bid $105,000 from New Glarus Concrete
• Ordinance 26‑03 to amend Section 93‑1(A)(2) on public alcohol consumption
• Petition for curb and gutter replacement at 300 3rd Ave (special assessment)

of Quorum 4 15

The Village Board will walk through the site of the future New Glarus Public Library on April 15. No official action is scheduled for this meeting.

• Walk-through of future New Glarus Public Library site
• No action to be taken by the Village Board

4 15

The New Glarus Village Finance/Personnel Committee met on April 15, 2026 to approve the minutes from the February 18 meeting and to approve a series of vendor claims. The claims consist of checks numbered 45096 to 45147 with a total amount of $360,077.18. No public comments were made and the meeting adjourned at 5:37 p.m.

• Approve the 2/18/26 meeting minutes (motion carried 3‑0)
• Approve all claims presented: checks 45096‑45147 totaling $360,077.18 (motion carried 3‑0)
• No public comments were received
• Meeting adjourned at 5:37 p.m.

4 13

The New Glarus Fire District board will approve the consent agenda, including minutes from the March 9 meeting and related claims and bills. It will adopt the 2026 operating budget of $225,000. The board will also hear the Fire Chief’s report on personnel, equipment, and facilities, and set the next meeting for May 11, 2026.

• Approval of minutes from the March 9, 2026 meeting
• Approval of consent agenda items: claims, district bills, department bills, treasurer’s report
• Fire Chief’s report covering personnel, trucks/repairs, equipment, building and grounds
• Adoption of the 2026 budget totaling $225,000
• Scheduling of the next meeting for May 11, 2026

4 9

The Public Works and Public Safety Committee will discuss a quote for police squad car cameras and consider awarding bids for a public works shop roof replacement and downtown streetscape improvements. The meeting also includes a public hearing on special assessments for Eleventh Avenue improvements.

• Public hearing: Special assessments for Eleventh Avenue improvements
• Consideration: Police squad car camera quote from COBAN Technologies ($42,290)
• Consideration: Public Works Shop Roof Replacement Bid Award
• Consideration: Downtown Streetscape Bid Award
• Consideration: Monthly Police Department Report

Quorum BC

The Library Building Subcommittee announced a possible quorum for a site walk-through at the library building located at 26 5th Avenue on April 2, 2026. No voting will take place at this meeting. Information gathered may be used by the New Glarus Library Board for future actions.

• Possible quorum of Library Building Subcommittee members
• Site walk-through of the library building at 26 5th Avenue
• No voting will be conducted at this meeting
• Information may inform future Library Board actions
• Notice posted March 27, 2026 at Village Hall, Post Office, and Bank

Quorum

The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will meet at the library building site at 26 5th Avenue to conduct a walkthrough. No voting is scheduled to take place at this time.

• Library Board building walkthrough at 26 5th Avenue
• No voting scheduled

Public Test April Election 4 1

The Village of New Glarus will conduct a public test of the Express Vote and Dominion/DS200 optical scan tabulating equipment on Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at 10 a.m. The test will be followed by a public viewing of the new Badger ballot books beginning at 11 a.m. Polling places for the April 7, 2026 election will open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Residents who are not yet registered to vote are encouraged to register with their local municipality.

• Public test of Express Vote and Dominion/DS200 optical scan equipment (April 1, 2026, 10 a.m.)
• Public viewing of new Badger ballot books (April 1, 2026, 11 a.m.)

APRIL TYPE D LOCATION & HOURS OF POLLING PLACE

The Village of New Glarus posted the locations and operating hours for polling places for the Spring Election on April 7, 2026. Village Hall (wards 1‑4) at 319 2nd St. will be open from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. and is accessible to elderly voters and voters with disabilities. Notices also announce public canvass meetings of the Local Board of Canvassers, the joint Local and Municipal Board of Canvassers, and a MBOC meeting to process cured provisional ballots after Election Day.

• Village Hall (wards 1‑4) at 319 2nd St. open 7:00 A.M.–8:00 P.M.
• All polling places are accessible to elderly and voters with disabilities.
• Local Board of Canvassers meeting after voting per Wis. Stat. § 19.84.
• Joint Local and Municipal Board of Canvassers meeting after voting per Wis. Stat. §§ 7.51, 7.53(1).
• MBOC meeting to process cured provisional ballots by the Monday after the election at 9:00 A.M.

2026 Cemetery

The board approved its agenda and the minutes from the September 24, 2025 meeting, each by a 5-0 vote. It then voted to recommend approval of Ordinance 26-02 Cemetery Regulations, also by a 5-0 vote. The meeting was adjourned with a unanimous vote.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved 9/24/25 minutes (5-0)
• Recommended approval of Ordinance 26-02 Cemetery Regulations (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

CTV 101 Cigarette Tobacco Vape Individual Questionnaire(R

The council will discuss the CTV-101 Individual Questionnaire that must accompany cigarette, tobacco, and electronic vaping device retail license (CTV-100) or permit (CTV-200) applications. The form collects business and personal information, address history, and criminal history for each individual involved in the applicant business. Officials will note the submission requirements to the municipal clerk or the Department of Revenue.

• Form CTV-101 required for each person in a tobacco or vaping retail license application
• Submitted with CTV-100 to the municipal clerk or with CTV-200 to the Department of Revenue
• Includes attestation that false statements may lead to forfeiture of up to $1,000
• Criminal history disclosure required per Wis. Stat. 134.65(1m) and 139.34
• Contact information provided: website, email [email protected], phone (608) 264-4248

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The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a public forum for citizen comments, then move to new business where they will discuss and consider a series of items. Topics include change orders, a quote from Midwest for a fire alarm system, approval of Disbursement #7, outdoor furniture, and refrigerator approval, among other project updates. The meeting also includes routine reports on bills, finances, and board activities.

• Discussion and consideration of change orders
• Discussion and consideration of Midwest Fire Alarm quote
• Review and approval of Disbursement #7
• Discussion and consideration of outdoor furniture
• Discussion and consideration of refrigerator approval

CTV 102 Cigarette Tobacco Vape Appointment of Agent (R

This agenda item is a procedural form for appointing an agent responsible for a tobacco retail license. The form requires personal and business information and must be submitted to the municipality by the licensee.

• Appointment of Agent form (CTV-102)
• Submission to municipality clerk
• Requirement for Form CTV-101
• Penalty for false statements up to $1,000
• Retail license application form (CTV-100)

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The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to discuss several items related to a building project, including change orders and a fire alarm quote. The board will also consider funding for 2027 and the selection of a student representative.

• Midwest Fire Alarm quote
• Review and approval of Disbursement #7
• Determination of grand opening date
• Adjacent County funding for 2027
• Building project updates

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The New Glarus Cemetery Board will discuss library partnership proposals for a headstone cleaning class and a cemetery tour. It will also consider adopting new signage for cemetery rules. The manager will report on summer trimming, mowing plans, and the current fee schedule.

• Library Partnership 1 – Headstone Cleaning Class (hands‑on class planned for July or August)
• Library Partnership 2 – Cemetery Tours (proposed for Oct 11 with $5 suggested donation per adult)
• Cemetery Rules Signage (consideration of new signage for cemetery regulations)
• Cemetery Manager report on summer trimming and mowing plans
• Review of current cemetery fee schedule

of Quorum

The Village Board of New Glarus will hold a press conference on Monday, March 23, 2026 at noon at the Belleville EMS Station, 480 River St., Belleville, WI. The notice states that a quorum may be present, but no official actions or decisions will be taken during this meeting.

Public Hearing for Assessment 11th Avenue Project

The Village Board of New Glarus intends to levy special assessments on properties in the Eleventh Avenue and Valley Lane district to fund concrete curb, gutter, and sidewalk replacement and removal. A public hearing will be held on April 9, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Village Hall Community Room for interested persons to voice objections before the final assessment amounts are set.

• Proposed special assessments covering 100% of the cost for concrete curb and gutter replacement, removals, sidewalk replacement, and removals
• Assessment district: Eleventh Avenue between Railroad Street and Fourth Street; Valley Lane between Fourth Street and Fifth Street
• Public hearing scheduled for 6:00 p.m., April 9, 2026 at New Glarus Village Hall Community Room, 319 2nd Street
• Report with plans, specifications, and estimated costs available for inspection at the municipal clerk’s office weekdays 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

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The Village Board will consider a preliminary resolution for special assessments and charges related to the 11th Avenue Reconstruction Project. The board is also reviewing the Sugar River EMS contract and the food truck permitting process.

• R26-11 Preliminary Resolution for special assessments on 11th Avenue Reconstruction Project
• Police squad bid award recommendation for Symdon
• Sugar River EMS Contract consideration
• Approval of New Glarus Bike Rodeo special event permit
• Proposed fine/deposit amounts for chicken and dog park violations

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The committee approved the minutes from the February 4, 2026 meeting. It then approved all presented claims, including checks 45017‑45069 totaling $660,211.60, a water reservoir check for $384.25, payroll vouchers 19795‑19817 totaling $33,590.69, and ACH/wire payments for payroll benefits totaling $13,521.30. The meeting was adjourned with no further business.

• Approval of 2.04.26 minutes (motion carried 3‑0)
• Approval of claims: checks 45017‑45069 totaling $660,211.60
• Approval of water reservoir check #1030 for $384.25
• Approval of payroll vouchers 19795‑19817 totaling $33,590.69
• Approval of ACH and wire payroll benefit payments totaling $13,521.30

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The Design Review Committee will meet to approve the agenda and discuss exterior design plans for the New Glarus Public Library. The committee previously approved adding metal Swiss shields to the library's front entrance.

• Approval of agenda and minutes
• Discussion of New Library exterior designs
• Review of Swiss Shield Designs for front entrance
• Approval of February 12, 2026 minutes

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The New Glarus Public Works/Public Safety Committee will discuss awarding a bid for a 2026 Dodge Durango police vehicle and consider setting deposit and fine amounts for chicken and dog park violations. The agenda also includes a report on the Public Works shop roof replacement and updates on brush and leaf collection policies.

• Police Squad Bid Award: 2026 Dodge Durango Pursuit AWD
• Consideration of Chicken Violation and Dog Park Violation Deposit/Fine Amounts
• Public Works Shop Roof Replacement Bid Update
• Discussion of Brush and Leaf Collection Policies
• Monthly Police Department Report

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The New Glarus Public Library Board will meet to hear public comments (no decisions will be made) and to discuss and consider a new library logo. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Discussion and consideration of the library’s new logo

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The New Glarus Fire District board will approve its consent agenda, including minutes, claims and bills. It will hear the Fire Chief’s report on personnel, trucks, equipment and facilities. The board will adopt the 2026 budget totaling $225,000. The meeting will also set the next meeting date.

• Approve consent agenda (minutes, claims, district, department and treasurer’s bills)
• Fire Chief’s report covering personnel, trucks/repairs, equipment, building and grounds
• Adopt 2026 budget of $225,000
• Proof of posting notices at fire station, village hall and post office
• Schedule next meeting for 13 April 2026

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The New Glarus Village Board and EMS Steering Committee will meet on March 4, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. in the Village Hall Community Room (319 2nd Street). The meeting will approve the agenda and the February 3, 2026 minutes, then present and discuss the Southwestern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission EMS study. No other actions are listed.

• Approval of the meeting agenda
• Approval of the February 3, 2026 minutes
• Presentation and discussion of the Southwestern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission EMS study

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The Village Board considered several items, including the approval of a bid award for the Eleventh Avenue Improvements and the termination of Tax Incremental District R26-10, which will shift the full tax amount to the 2026 levy. The board also discussed appointments to the WPPI Energy Board, a 2026 estimate for Monson septic and portable restrooms, and received a library project update. No actions were taken on the library update.

• Approval of bid award to 1901, Inc. for Eleventh Avenue Improvements
• Appointment of Pat Blair to the WPPI Energy Board, with Bill Kosmeder as alternate
• Approval of Monson Septic & Portable Restroom 2026 estimate (no rate increase)
• Resolution to terminate R26-10 Tax Incremental District, moving full tax to 2026 levy
• Library Project Update – discussion only, no board action

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The New Glarus Public Library Building Subcommittee will meet to discuss and consider various project updates. The discussion focuses on an OAC meeting covering safety, scheduling, and financial matters.

• Discussion of FRP foundation samples and shields (RFIs)
• Review of cable connections for bells (submittals)
• Review of CG Schmidt and Architect items
• Discussion of the project constraint log

AB 101 Alcohol Beverage Appointment of Agent Rev 02

The provided text is a blank instructional form (AB-101) and application for appointing an agent for alcohol beverage licenses. It is not a meeting agenda with decided actions or discussions.

• Successor agent appointment fee: $10 for municipal licensees

CTV 100 Cigarette Tobacco Vape Licence Application Rev 02

The provided document is a blank application form (CTV-100) used by businesses to apply for a retail license to sell tobacco and vaping products. It is a procedural document for the municipal clerk's use.

AB 100 Alcohol Beverage Individual Questionnaire Rev 02

The provided document is a blank instructional form and questionnaire (Form AB-100) for individuals applying for alcohol beverage licenses. It is not a meeting agenda and contains no record of decisions or discussions.

• Form AB-100: Alcohol Beverage Individual Questionnaire

AB 200 Alcohol Beverage License Application Rev 02

The New Glarus governing body is distributing instructions for the Form AB-200 alcohol beverage license application. The document outlines requirements for initial and renewal applicants, including fee ranges, responsible server training, and background checks.

• Form AB-200 instructions for alcohol beverage license applications
• Requirements for responsible beverage server training
• Background check and fee information for license applicants
• Instructions for initial and renewal license applications
• Submission deadline of 15 days before the governing body considers the application

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The Village Board adopted Ordinance 26-02, which repeals Section 224-24 "Cemetery Regulations" and amends Chapter 129 of the municipal code. The changes update the policy statement, restrict planting of trees and shrubs, and establish new general provisions for all cemetery property. New Section 129-13 adds detailed rules on disturbance, vehicle use, speed limits, parking, littering, pets, noise, signage, loitering, alcohol, play vehicles, and after‑hours presence.

• Repeal of Section 224-24 "Cemetery Regulations"
• Amendment of Section 129‑1 policy statement for the New Glarus Cemetery
• Amendment of Section 129‑11 to prohibit planting trees and shrubs on cemetery lots
• Creation of Section 129‑12 "General provisions" for the publicly owned cemetery
• Creation of Section 129‑13 with specific regulations on disturbance, vehicles, speed, parking, littering, pets, noise, signage, loitering, alcohol, play vehicles, and after‑hours presence

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The New Glarus Public Library Board will meet to discuss a range of library projects and reports. A closed session will be convened to consider the Library Director's employment, promotion, compensation, and performance evaluation. Open‑session items include updates on the donor wall, grand opening committee, teen questionnaire, shelving, design review, signage, logo quote, and building projects, followed by financial and administrative reports.

• Closed session for Library Director evaluation under WI Statute 19.85(1)(c)
• Discussion of donor wall/recognition update
• Discussion of grand opening committee
• Discussion of Second Street shelving
• Discussion of logo quote

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The Joint Review Board will meet to review annual reports for Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Districts No. 3 and 4. The board will also discuss an update regarding TIF District No. 3.

• Review of Annual Reports for Tax Increment Financing Districts No. 3-4
• Discussion on update for Tax Increment Financing District No. 3

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The Village Board will approve its consent agenda items and then discuss several new business items, including a bond resolution to issue not‑to‑exceed $5,645,000 of General Obligation Promissory Notes for the 2026‑2027 Capital Improvement Program. Other items include a bid award for Eleventh Avenue improvements, a task order for Village Hall renovation engineering, an appointment of a full‑time journey line worker, and a grant from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. The board will also hear a proposal for the 2026 Village Park and Pool fee schedule and a temporary beer license for the World Euchre Championship event.

• Authorize issuance of up to $5,645,000 General Obligation Promissory Notes, Series 2026A (R26‑08)
• Bid award for Eleventh Avenue Improvements
• Task Order 26‑01 to begin Village Hall Renovation engineering ($100,000 CIP)
• Resolution R26‑05 appointing a full‑time Journey Line Worker
• Resolution R26‑07 adopting the 2026 Village Park and Pool fee schedule

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The committee approved the minutes from the 1/21/26 meeting. It then approved a series of claims totaling $293,807.87, including checks 44939‑44963, checks 1028‑1029, payroll vouchers 19751‑19773, and ACH/wire payments for utilities, payroll and benefits. The board also recommended adopting revisions to the boot reimbursement policy, raising the reimbursement limit from $150 to $200 and adding safety apparel and a resignation clause. The meeting was adjourned with no public comments.

• Approval of 1.21.26 minutes (motion carried 3‑0)
• Approval of claims totaling $293,807.87 (motion carried 3‑0)
• Recommendation to adopt revised boot reimbursement policy (increase to $200, add safety apparel, resignation clause)
• No public comments received
• Adjournment at 5:43 p.m.

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The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to discuss several facility and branding items. The board is considering approvals for TDS telephone service and a library logo.

• Discussion and consideration of TDS Telephone service approval
• Discussion and consideration of mulch/stone landscaping
• Discussion and consideration of Catelyn’s Corner font
• Discussion and consideration of library logo

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The New Glarus Village Design Review Committee meeting on Feb. 12, 2026 will consider a Swiss Shield design proposal for the village’s new library. The committee will also approve the meeting agenda and the minutes from the October 16, 2025 meeting. A public comment period is included in the agenda. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Discussion of Swiss Shield design for new library
• Approval of agenda
• Approval of October 16, 2025 minutes
• Public comment period
• Adjournment

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The New Glarus Fire District board will consider agenda items for its regular monthly meeting on 9 February 2026. Items include approval of the 12 January 2026 minutes, the consent agenda, the fire chief’s report, and adoption of the 2026 budget totaling $225,000. The board will also schedule the next meeting for 9 March 2026.

• Approval of minutes from 12 January 2026 (consent agenda)
• Approval of claims, district bills, department bills, and treasurer’s report (consent agenda)
• Fire Chief’s report covering personnel, trucks/repairs, equipment, building and grounds, old and new business, and events
• Adoption of the 2026 budget of $225,000 for the fire district
• Scheduling the next meeting for 9 March 2026

2026 Budget

The Village Board of Trustees will consider the FY 2026 Operating & Capital Budget for the Village of New Glarus. The total budget for all funds is $14,492,127, a $5,558,658 increase over FY 2025. The budget includes higher allocations for the General Fund, Special Revenue Funds, Debt Service Fund, Capital Projects Fund, and Enterprise Funds. Approval will set funding levels for village services and capital projects for the year Jan. 1 – Dec. 31 2026.

• General Fund budget $1,991,027 (increase of $162,565 from 2025)
• Special Revenue Funds $3,268,782 (increase of $2,619,850)
• Debt Service Fund $743,907 (increase of $35,058)
• Capital Projects Fund $2,530,524 (increase of $1,604,524)
• Enterprise Funds $5,957,887 (increase of $1,135,159)

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The Personnel/Finance Committee will discuss a proposal to increase the annual work boot reimbursement for Public Works and Utility employees from $150 to $200. The proposal also suggests expanding the allowance to include safety apparel and adding a repayment requirement for employees who resign within 60 days of a claim.

• Proposed increase of annual boot reimbursement from $150 to $200 for Public Works/Utility employees
• Proposed addition of 'safety apparel' to allowable reimbursable equipment
• Proposed policy requiring reimbursement of funds if an employee resigns within 60 days of a claim
• Approval of claims

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The Village Board will consider the 2027 Capital Improvement Plan and related debt issuance. The meeting includes discussions on personnel appointments, cemetery ordinance amendments, and a boot reimbursement policy.

• Approval of 2027 CIP and inclusion within 2026 Debt Issuance
• Ordinance 26-02 to repeal Section 224-24 and amend Chapter 129 regarding cemetery regulations and decorations
• Resolution 26-04 for appointment of Full-Time Electric Foreman
• Resolution 26-02 for appointment of Full-Time Public Works Laborer
• Approval of claims totaling $79,999.43 and $16,172.25, and payroll vouchers totaling $32,214.58

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The EMS Steering Committee will hear presentations on building a strong EMS district and discuss how to engage the community on forming a new district with Belleville EMS. The meeting includes a project scope overview from the Southwest Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission and a public comment expressing concerns about the partnership. No formal decisions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Presentations related to building a strong EMS district
• Project scope overview for the remaining study portion (presented by Troy Maggied, SWWRPC)
• Discussion to facilitate community engagement on a future EMS district with Belleville EMS
• Public comment from John Wright raising concerns about joining the Belleville EMS district
• Routine approval of agenda and prior meeting minutes

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The New Glarus Public Library Building Subcommittee will meet on February 2, 2026. The agenda includes a public comment period, which will not be discussed or voted on. The subcommittee will discuss and consider items from the OAC meeting, covering safety/site, schedule, design submittals, financial and owner items, and other project details. The meeting will also approve the minutes from January 5, 2026.

• Public comment period (no discussion or vote)
• Discussion of OAC meeting items: Safety/Site
• Discussion of OAC meeting items: Schedule
• Discussion of OAC meeting items: Design submittals (masonry sample, door frame color, bell cable, etc.)
• Approval of January 5, 2026 minutes

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The New Glarus Public Library Board will discuss and consider a capital funds transfer to the Village for paid expenses. It will also review and vote on several vendor quotes for moving, shelving, blind installation, furniture, and computers. The board will consider a resolution to hire a library page and provide updates on building projects.

• Discussion and consideration of donor wall/recognition update
• Approval of capital funds transfer to the Village for expenses paid
• Approval of moving, shelving, blind, furniture, and computer vendor quotes
• Resolution 26-01 for hiring a library page
• Review and approval of building project updates

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The New Glarus Public Library Board of Trustees will discuss several quotes for furniture, computers, blinds, shelving, and moving services. The board is also considering a capital funds transfer to the Village and the hiring of a Library Page.

• Approval of capital funds transfer to Village for expenses paid
• Review of quotes for moving, shelving installation, blinds, furniture, and computers
• Resolution 26-01 regarding Library Page hiring
• Review and approval of FFP Disbursements 5 & 6
• Discussion of donor wall/recognition update

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The New Glarus Cemetery Board meeting will include routine items such as a call to order, approval of the agenda, and approval of the September 24, 2025 minutes. The board will hear a report from the Cemetery Manager. The primary focus will be a discussion and possible recommendations on Ordinance 26-02, which proposes new cemetery regulations. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Discussion and possible recommendations on Ordinance 26-02 Cemetery Regulations
• Cemetery Manager Report
• Approval of September 24, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approval of meeting agenda
• Call to order

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The Cemetery Board reviewed the 2026 cemetery budget presented in the “Cemetery Fund 35” handout but took no action. It then moved into a closed session and returned to appoint Public Works Director Scott McNett as Cemetery Manager, authorizing a monthly stipend of $300 pending confirmation that it will not create overtime costs. The board also discussed possible recommendations to Ordinance 26-02 Cemetery Regulations, with no decision recorded.

• Review of 2026 cemetery budget (no action taken)
• Discussion of Ordinance 26-02 Cemetery Regulations (no decision)
• Appointment of Scott McNett as Cemetery Manager with $300 monthly stipend

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The Village Board will discuss awarding a $22,000 tree removal and pruning bid to Whitney Tree Service. The board is also considering a parking ordinance amendment for emergency personnel and a new electric reconnection policy for utilities.

• Tree Removal & Pruning Bid Award to Whitney Tree Service for $22,000
• Ordinance 26-01 to allow Fire and EMS to park in the municipal lot behind Village Hall 24 hours a day
• Proposed New Glarus Utilities Electric Reconnection Policy for nonpayment
• Closed session regarding Water Operator hiring
• Approval of operator's licenses for K. Clark, H. Peschek, and K. Jurmu

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The Personnel/Finance Committee will meet to approve claims and the minutes from the December 16, 2025 meeting. The agenda is primarily procedural.

• Approval of claims
• Approval of 12.16.25 minutes

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Village Board Trustees may attend a walk-through and beam signing at 26 5th Ave. The notice states that no action will be taken by the Board during this event.

• Walk-through and beam signing at 26 5th Ave

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The Village of New Glarus EMS Steering Committee will meet on Jan. 15, 2026. The agenda includes approving the prior meeting minutes, providing an update on current EMS services, reviewing the project scope, and discussing how to facilitate public engagement on the future EMS district. No decisions are recorded; the items are for discussion and approval.

• Approval of 9/30/2025 meeting minutes
• Update on current EMS services
• Review of project scope
• Discussion: Facilitate engagement on future EMS district
• Approval of agenda

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The New Glarus Village Plan Commission will meet on January 14, 2026. Commissioners will approve the agenda and the minutes from the October 8, 2025 meeting. A member‑training presentation will be given. The meeting will then be adjourned.

• Approval of Agenda
• Approval of Minutes – October 8, 2025
• Presentation: Plan Commission Member Training

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The New Glarus Fire District will hold its regular monthly meeting to review department reports and claims. The board is scheduled to discuss the 2026 budget. The meeting includes reports from the Fire Chief regarding personnel, equipment, and facilities.

• 2026 Budget of $225,000.00

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The New Glarus Village Tree Board will discuss proposals for tree removal and pruning in 2026. It will also consider treatment for emerald ash borer and review plans for the 2026 Arbor Day tree planting. No formal decisions are indicated on the agenda.

• Discussion of 2026 Tree Removal and Pruning Proposals
• Discussion of Emerald Ash Borer Treatment 2026
• Discussion of Arbor Day Tree Planting 2026

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The New Glarus Public Library Building Subcommittee will hold a public forum for citizen comments, which will not be voted on. The meeting will focus on discussion and consideration of items from the OAC meeting, including safety, schedule, design reviews, and financial matters related to the library project. No formal decisions or approvals are scheduled.

• Discussion of safety/site issues for the library project
• Review of project schedule and timeline
• Consideration of owner items such as shields/Swiss design review and fence update
• Review of DSPS fire system approval
• Discussion of financial and other constraint log items

Storm Water Rates

The New Glarus Utilities board will adopt the 2026 stormwater rate of $12.97 per Equivalent Runoff Unit. The agenda also lists electric rates effective February 27 2025 and water rates effective January 30 2025. Additional rates for wastewater (effective February 1 2023) and a fire protection charge (effective January 30 2025) are included.

• Stormwater rate: $12.97 per ERU, effective 1/1/2026
• Residential electric energy charge: $0.1314 per kWh, effective 2/27/25
• General Service water meter charge: $14.50 for 5/8 in. meter, effective 1/30/25
• General Sewage Service metered charge: $32.56 for 5/8 in. meter, effective 2/1/23
• Fire protection charge effective 1/30/2025 (amount not specified)

Water Rates

The New Glarus Utilities board is reviewing and adopting new rate schedules for water, stormwater, and electricity services. Water rates for metered service become effective Jan 30 2025, and electric rates become effective Feb 27 2025. The stormwater rate of $12.97 per Equivalent Runoff Unit will take effect Jan 1 2026. The agenda also includes standard customer charges and fee structures.

• Stormwater rate: $12.97 per ERU, effective 1/1/2026
• Water metered rates: e.g., 5/8 in. $14.50, 1 in. $21.00, 12 in. $454.00, effective 1/30/2025
• Electric rates: Energy Charge $0.1314 per kWh, On‑Peak $0.0856, Off‑Peak $0.0639, effective 2/27/2025
• Insufficient Funds fee: $25.00
• Late Payment Fee: 3% of current bill, minimum $0.50

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The EMS Steering Committee approved the meeting agenda with an 8-0 vote. It also approved the minutes from the September 30, 2025 meeting, also by an 8-0 vote. No other actions were decided, and the meeting adjourned at 6:24 p.m.

• Approved agenda (8-0)
• Approved 9.30.25 minutes (8-0)

Sewer Rates

The New Glarus Utilities Board will review and adopt updated utility rate schedules. Items include stormwater charges of $12.97 per ERU starting Jan 1 2026, water service rates effective Jan 30 2025, and electric rates effective Feb 27 2025. The agenda also lists wastewater rates effective Feb 1 2023 and a fire protection charge effective Jan 30 2025.

• Stormwater rate: $12.97 per ERU, effective 1/1/2026
• Water service rates (e.g., $14.50 for 5/8 in. meter), effective 1/30/2025
• Electric rates with on‑peak $0.0856/kWh, off‑peak $0.0639/kWh, effective 2/27/25
• Wastewater rates (e.g., $32.56 for 5/8 in. meter), effective 2/1/2023
• Fire protection charge, effective 1/30/2025

Electric Rates

The Village Board will consider the utility rate schedules presented by New Glarus Utilities. The schedules set electric rates effective February 27 2025, water rates effective January 30 2025, and stormwater rates effective January 1 2026, along with associated customer, late‑payment, and power‑cost adjustment charges. The agenda also lists fees such as a $25 insufficient‑funds charge and a 3 % late‑payment fee (minimum $0.50).

• Electric rates become effective 2/27/25
• Water rates become effective 1/30/2025
• Stormwater rates become effective 1/1/2026 at $12.97 per ERU
• Insufficient Funds fee set at $25.00
• Late Payment Fee 3 % of current bill, minimum $0.50

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