Stevens Point, WI

Finance Committee

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Finance Committee

Transit Commission

Personnel Committee

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Airport Commission

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Finance Committee

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Finance Committee

Airport Commission

Transit Commission

Personnel Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Airport Commission

Finance Committee

Transit Commission

Personnel Committee

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Airport Commission

Transit Commission

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

Finance Committee

Personnel Committee

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Finance Committee

Transit Commission

Airport Commission

Personnel Committee

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Airport Commission

Finance Committee

Transit Commission

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Finance Committee

Airport Commission

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Finance Committee

Airport Commission

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

Police and Fire Commission

City Plan Commission

Airport Commission

Finance Committee

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

City Plan Commission

Police and Fire Commission

Finance Committee

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

City Plan Commission

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Finance Committee

Business Improvement District Board

Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee will meet to discuss and potentially take action on a Step 3 grievance. The matter concerns the termination of an employee from Central Transportation.

• Step 3 grievance regarding the termination of a Central Transportation employee

Business Improvement District Board

The Business Park Business Improvement District Board will meet to discuss the 2027 operating plan and revisions to the Business Park's deed restrictions and protective covenants. The board will also consider a sign waiver request.

• Sign waiver request for 3316 Business Park Drive
• Revisions to Deed Restrictions and Protective Covenants for the Business Park
• Approval of 2027 Business Park BID Operating Plan

Airport Commission

The Airport Commission will meet to conduct routine business. The agenda consists of procedural items and reports.

• Approval of minutes
• Approval of department claims
• Report from Jason Draheim

The commission approved the minutes from the September 14, 2026 meeting and the audited department claims for September. Jason Draheim stated he will provide an update on the Master Plan at next month's meeting.

• Approved September 14, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved September department claims (unanimous)

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

The Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners will discuss and possibly act on utility rate adjustments for water, wastewater, and stormwater. The board will also consider awarding a bid for Well 12 and Water Treatment Plant upgrades.

• Utility rate adjustments for water, wastewater, and stormwater
• Bid award for Well 12 and Water Treatment Plant Upgrades
• Approval of Department Claims

The Board approved utility rate increases for water, wastewater, and stormwater to be effective January 1, 2027. The board also awarded a construction contract for Well 12 and water treatment plant upgrades.

• Approved water utility rates as described in PSC docket 5690-WR-110 (unanimous)
• Approved 29% sewer rate increase based on Baker Tilly analysis (unanimous)
• Approved 45% storm rate increase to meet debt service coverage ratio (unanimous)
• Awarded Well 12 and Water Treatment Plant bid to Ellis Construction for $3,179,700.00 plus 15% contingency, not to exceed $3,656,655.00 (unanimous)
• Approved September department claims (unanimous)
• Approved September 14, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Common Council

The Common Council will consider the 2027 Capital Budget and adjustments to water, wastewater, and stormwater utility rates. The body will also review several zoning ordinance amendments and revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc.

• Approval of the 2027 Capital Budget
• Utility rate adjustments for water, wastewater, and stormwater
• Zoning amendments regarding detached garage setbacks and 6-foot privacy fencing
• Public hearing on increasing driveway turnaround area size from 80 to 120 square feet
• Revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc.

Police and Fire Commission

The commission will discuss and possibly approve the 2027 capital and operational budgets for the Police and Fire Departments. The body will also consider a contract for School Resource Officer services and a personnel appointment.

• SRO contract for Stevens Point School District paying up to $17,000 for police vehicle services
• 2027 Capital and Operational Budgets for the Stevens Point Police Department
• 2027 Capital, Operational, EMS, Referendum, and Emergency Management Budgets for the Fire Department
• Appointment of Brady Ulrich to Firefighter/Paramedic effective November 3, 2026

Historic Preservation and Design Review Commission

The Historic Preservation and Design Review Commission will consider three design review requests for building exteriors. The body will also discuss a specific grant request for brick repairs.

• Design review for an awning at 1325 Church Street
• Design review for exterior improvements at 1401 Clark Street
• Design review for brick repairs at 1216 Strongs Avenue
• $7,800 facade improvement grant request for 1216 Strongs Avenue

Public Policy and General Government

Transit Commission

The Transportation Commission will meet to review proposed Saturday Gold Route service and discuss a grant application for a long-term transit development plan. The body will also review financial reports from August and September 2026.

• Proposed Saturday Gold Route Service review
• Application for WisDOT Section 5304 Grant for a Five-Year Transit Development Plan
• Approval of August and September 2026 Financial/Claims Reports

The Commission voted to apply for a WisDOT Section 5304 grant to create a five-year Transit Development Plan. Members also approved previous meeting minutes and financial reports for August and September 2026.

• Approved August 10, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved August and September 2026 Financial/Claims Reports (unanimous)
• Approved application for WisDOT Section 5304 grant for five-year Transit Development Plan (unanimous)

Finance Committee

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss property taxes and consider several approvals. Key items include the 2027 Capital Budget and revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc.

• Revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc.
• Approval of the 2027 Capital Budget
• Funding for the purchase of an asphalt paver
• Adjustment of the deductible for auto physical damage insurance
• Approval of claims paid

The committee approved the 2027 capital budget, which includes an increase for election equipment carts. Members also authorized revenue bond financing for Firecrest Aerospace, Inc. and approved funding for the purchase of an asphalt paver.

• Approved final resolution for Firecrest Aerospace revenue bonds (4-0)
• Approved 2027 capital budget as presented (4-0)
• Approved funding for asphalt paver purchase (4-0)
• Approved claims paid (4-0)
• Removed auto insurance deductible adjustment from agenda

Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee will meet to discuss restructuring sick leave and vacation payouts for retirees. The body will also consider setting salary terms for Alderpersons and the Mayor.

• Restructuring of sick leave and vacation payouts for retirees effective January 1, 2027
• Setting Alderperson salary terms for 2027 and 2028
• Setting Mayoral salary for the 2027-2031 term

The committee approved the Prime Choice plan for sick leave and vacation payouts for retirees. Action on Alderperson salary terms was postponed pending more staff information, and no action was taken regarding the Mayoral salary.

• Adopted Prime Choice plan for retirees effective January 1, 2027 (unanimous)
• Postponed action on 2027-2028 Alderperson salary terms (2-1)
• No action taken on Mayoral salary for 2027-2031 term

Stevens Point Sustainability Commission

The Stevens Point Sustainability Commission meets on October 8, 2026, at 5:30 PM in the Community Room at 933 Michigan Avenue. The agenda includes approving the September 3, 2026 minutes, an update from Heather Phelps and Allison Birr on responses to the commission's public engagement survey, and discussion of expiring member terms and the process for filling vacancies and selecting a new chairperson. Members will also discuss the 2026 commission calendar and recommendations for a presentation to the Mayor and Common Council on November 16, 2026. The agenda is largely discussion-based; no ordinances, contracts, or fee changes appear on it.

• Approval of minutes from the September 3, 2026 Sustainability Commission meeting
• Update from Heather Phelps and Allison Birr on responses to the commission's public engagement survey
• Discussion of expiring member terms, filling commission vacancies, and selecting a new Commission Chairperson
• Discussion of the 2026 Sustainability Commission calendar and recommendations for a November 16, 2026 presentation to the Mayor and Common Council
• Next meeting scheduled for November 5, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at 933 Michigan Avenue

Park Commission

The Stevens Point Board of Park Commissioners meets October 7, 2026 at 6:30 PM in the Community Room at 933 Michigan Avenue, with a Zoom option. The main business is a volunteer steering committee's presentation and possible action on formal recognition of a "Friends Of" partner organization for the Parker Memorial Building and adjacent areas within Goerke Park, plus authorization for Parks Department staff to work with the committee on the proposed partnership and campaign. The agenda also includes approval of the August 5, 2026 minutes and a Director's Report with a Don Friday Press Box update.

• Presentation by a volunteer steering committee seeking recognition as a "Friends Of" partner organization for the Parker Memorial Building and adjacent areas in Goerke Park
• Possible formal recognition of that "Friends Of" organization and authorization for Parks Department staff to collaborate with the steering committee on the partnership and campaign
• Approval of the August 5, 2026 meeting minutes
• Director's Report including a Don Friday Press Box update
• Meeting held in person at 933 Michigan Avenue with a Zoom option (Meeting ID 639 082 9275, passcode 549224); notice states a quorum of the Common Council may attend

The commission formally recognized a volunteer steering committee as a 'Friends Of' partner organization for the Parker Memorial Building and adjacent Goerke Park areas. Staff are authorized to collaborate with the group on a concept plan and fundraising. No physical improvements may be made without future commission approval.

• Approved August 5, 2026 meeting minutes (11-0)
• Formally recognized the 'Friends Of' group for the Parker Memorial Building and authorized staff collaboration on a concept plan (11-0)

Business Improvement District Board

The Downtown Business Improvement District Board will meet to discuss and potentially act on financial and operational planning for 2027. The board will also review grant awards and event scheduling.

• Approval of 2027 budgets for Downtown BID and DBID Friends
• Review and possible action on the 2027 Downtown BID Operating Plan
• Review and possible action on 2026 Vitality Grant awards
• Review and approval of a DBID computer purchase for events
• Review of Notes@Night surveys to determine next year's schedule

The Board approved the 2027 budget, which includes funds to replace six business park signs at approximately $30,000 each. The Board also selected logo #5 as the new business park logo. Adoption of the DRPC was tabled.

• Approved August 19, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved 2027 Budget
• Selected logo #5 as the new business park logo
• Tabled DRPC adoption

City Plan Commission

The City Plan Commission meets October 5, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the Community Room at 933 Michigan Avenue, with a Zoom option. The commission will hold public hearings and take action on two requested amendments to the city's Zoning Ordinance (Chapter 23): one on detached garage setbacks in the R-TND Traditional Neighborhood Overlay District, and one on privacy fencing up to six feet at the alley right-of-way line. It will also receive the report of the September 8, 2026 meeting and hold a discussion-only session on data center construction and community input led by Alderperson Kneebone.

• Public hearing and action: amend Ch. 23.02(1)(h)(2) & (3) to permit detached garages by right using R-TND Traditional Neighborhood Overlay District setback requirements
• Public hearing and action: amend Ch. 23.01(16)(a) to allow privacy fencing up to six feet in height at the alley right-of-way line
• Discussion only, no action listed: data center construction and community input, led by Alderperson Kneebone
• Report of the September 8, 2026 City Plan Commission meeting
• Note: a quorum of the Common Council may attend

The commission approved two amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding detached garage setbacks and privacy fence heights. The board also held a discussion on data center construction, though no formal action was taken on the matter.

• Approved September 8, 2026 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning amendment to permit detached garages by right using R-TND Traditional Neighborhood Overlay District setbacks (Unanimous)
• Approved zoning amendment to allow privacy fencing up to six feet in height at the alley right-of-way line (Unanimous)

City Plan Commission

Business Improvement District Board

The Downtown Business Improvement District Board will hold a town hall presentation. The discussion will focus on a recap of the year 2026 and the outlook for 2027.

• Town Hall presentation regarding Stevens Point Downtown 2026 Recap and 2027 Outlook

The Downtown Business Improvement District Board held a town hall meeting on September 29, 2026, to present and discuss the 2026 downtown recap and 2027 outlook. The minutes record no substantive decisions or actions taken during the meeting.

• Held a town hall presentation and discussion regarding the 2026 downtown recap and 2027 outlook (no actions taken)

Redevelopment Authority

The Stevens Point Redevelopment Authority meets Sept. 29, 2026 at 3:00 PM at the Police Department Community Room, 933 Michigan Avenue. Members will discuss and possibly act on amendments to the Neighbor Helping Neighbor Grant, a WI DOT easement request for the Hwy 66/Centerpoint curb ramp project, a consent to assignment of collateral for the North Side Yard Developers Agreement, and an amendment to a development agreement with Commonwealth Development Corporation covering part of the Shopko site. The agenda also includes a discussion of planning progress for the Downtown City Bus Transfer Center and a closed session on a Downtown Development Fund loan application from Justin Bolger for Northside Yard Condo 5, LLC, followed by possible action after reconvening.

• Amendment of development agreement with Commonwealth Development Corporation for partial Shopko Site redevelopment (PINs 281240832202950 and 281240832202969)
• WI DOT request for easements tied to the Hwy 66/Centerpoint Curb Ramp Reconstruction Project
• Amendments to the Neighbor Helping Neighbor Grant
• Consent to Assignment of Collateral for the North Side Yard Developers Agreement
• Closed session on a Downtown Development Fund loan application from Justin Bolger for Northside Yard Condo 5, LLC

Common Council

The Stevens Point Common Council will hold its regular meeting, considering a consent agenda with numerous committee actions, several ordinance amendments, conditional use permits, and a contract award. Key items include a $482,550.12 paving project, police department hires, and multiple property development requests. The meeting will also enter closed session to discuss real estate acquisition for the Business 51 project.

• Award 2026 Fall Paving Project #26-107 to American Asphalt of Wisconsin for up to $482,550.12
• Approve hiring Andrew Hale and Alex Jagla as probationary police officers; promote Police Chief Edward Orgon, Jr. from probation
• Increase seasonal crossing guard starting wage from $16.88 to $18.88 per hour effective January 1, 2027
• Conditional use permits for Mid-State Technical College (1101 Centerpoint Drive) and a large group day care (2343 Ellis Street)
• Authorize Downtown Business Improvement District to apply for $250,000 WEDC Small Business Development Grant

The Common Council approved a fall paving contract and several conditional use permits for residential and educational facilities. The council also updated parking and cat license ordinances and authorized a grant application for the Downtown Business Improvement District.

• Awarded 2026 Fall Paving Project #26-107 to American Asphalt of Wisconsin for up to $482,550.12 (unanimous)
• Approved multi-family residential building site plan and permits at 1016 Third Street (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for Mid-State Technical College facility at 1101 Centerpoint Drive (10-1)
• Approved conditional use permit for large group day care center at 2343 Ellis Street (unanimous)
• Approved final subdivision plat review for parcel bounded by West Zinda Drive (7-3)
• Authorized Downtown Business Improvement District to apply for $250,000 WEDC grant (10-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved increase for Seasonal Crossing Guards to $18.88 per crossing session (unanimous)
• Approved additional funding for citywide facilities study and awarded contract to Somerville (8-3)

Business Improvement District Board

The Business Park Business Improvement District Board will meet in person at the Stevens Point Transit Center. The board is set to approve the August meeting minutes, adopt revisions to deed restrictions and protective covenants, and approve the 2027 BID budget for submission to the City. They will also discuss and possibly select a new business park logo.

• Approve revisions to Deed Restrictions and Protective Covenants for the Business Park
• Approve and submit Business Park BID 2027 Budget to the City
• Discussion and possible action on choosing a new business park logo
• Approve meeting minutes from August 19, 2026

Administrative Appeals Committee

The Administrative Appeals Board will hold a meeting to consider appeals of notices and service charges for property maintenance violations at two addresses. The board will also review minutes from its May 13, 2026 meeting. This is a quasi-judicial proceeding, not a policy-making session.

• Appeal of notice/service charge for property maintenance violation at 1549 Plover Street
• Appeal of notice/service charge for property maintenance violation at 1025 Franklin Street
• Approval of minutes from May 13, 2026 meeting

The Administrative Appeals Board approved the May 13, 2026 minutes with a title correction, then took up two appeals of notice/service charges for property maintenance violations. The appeal for 1549 Plover Street was denied on a unanimous vote. For 1025 Franklin Street, the board voted unanimously to waive the $75 inspection after-slip cost and reduce the balance due to $73. The meeting adjourned at 4:22 p.m.

• Approved May 13, 2026 minutes with edit to item 5c (ayes, all; nays, none)
• Denied appeal of notice/service charge for 1549 Plover Street (ayes, all; nays, none)
• Waived $75 inspection after-slip cost and reduced balance due to $73 for 1025 Franklin Street (ayes, all; nays, none)

Personnel Committee

El Comité de Personal de Stevens Point escuchará presentaciones de dos proveedores de Atención Primaria Directa, Anovia Health y LINK Healthcare, y considerará las recomendaciones para la renovación del plan de salud y las opciones de beneficios para 2027. La reunión está programada para el 14 de septiembre de 2026, en el Community Room, 933 Michigan Avenue, con una opción virtual disponible.

• Presentación de Atención Primaria Directa por parte de Anovia Health
• Presentación de Atención Primaria Directa por parte de LINK Healthcare
• Consideración de las Recomendaciones de Renovación del Plan de Salud 2027 y Opciones de Beneficios

The committee reviewed presentations regarding Direct Primary Care from Anovia Health and LINK Healthcare. Members also considered recommendations and benefit options for the 2027 health plan renewal.

• Approved the pass through option for 2027 health plan renewal (unanimous)

Joint Municipal Court Oversight Committee

The Joint Municipal Court Oversight Committee will meet to review minutes from May 18, 2026. The committee will also consider a request to hire a Municipal Court Clerk with a 60-day pay overlap.

• Request to hire Municipal Court Clerk with 60 Day Pay Overlap

The Joint Municipal Court Oversight Committee approved the 2027 Municipal Court budget and a request to hire a new court clerk with a 60-day pay overlap. The committee also approved the May 18, 2026, minutes with a spelling correction.

• Approved May 18, 2026, minutes with a spelling correction
• Approved request to hire Municipal Court Clerk with 60-day pay overlap
• Approved 2027 Municipal Court Budget

Airport Commission

The Stevens Point Airport Commission is meeting to handle routine business: roll call, approval of minutes, approval of department claims, a report from Jason Draheim, and adjournment. The agenda contains no substantive policy decisions or public hearings.

• Approval of department claims
• Written/verbal report by Jason Draheim
• Meeting held in person at 300 Bliss Avenue with Zoom option

The Airport Commission approved its August 10, 2026 meeting minutes and the special meeting minutes of August 24, 2026. It also approved the department claims for the month of August as audited and read. Jason Draheim gave a report but had nothing to add beyond the packet materials. The meeting adjourned at 12:19 P.M.

• Approved August 10, 2026 meeting minutes and August 24, 2026 special meeting minutes (Ayes all, Nays none)
• Approved August department claims as audited and read (Ayes all, Nays none)
• Adjourned the meeting (Ayes all, Nays none)

Public Policy and General Government

El Comité de Políticas Públicas y Gobierno General discutirá varias renovaciones de licencias y cambios de agentes. El comité también considerará solicitudes para próximos cierres de calles relacionados con eventos.

• Licencia temporal de cerveza y vino para la Portage County Historical Society en 1475 Water Street
• Cambio de agente para la licencia de alcohol de Kwik Trip #342 en 3533 Stanley Street
• Renovación tardía de la licencia de cerveza y vino para Chef Chu’s en 5720 Windy Drive Suite A
• Solicitudes de cierre de calles para el SPASH 2026 Fall Color Run, Lagers and Loggers Dinner y Holiday Parade

The Public Policy and General Government Committee approved a list of liquor licenses and several recurring event requests. No concerns were reported by law enforcement regarding these items.

• Approved liquor license list (unanimous)
• Approved temporary beer and wine license for Portage County Historical Society
• Approved agent change for Kwik Trip #342
• Approved late renewal for Chef Chu’s license
• Approved SPASH 2026 Fall Color Run street closing request
• Approved Lagers and Loggers Fundraising Dinner street closing request
• Approved Holiday Parade street closing request

Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners

La Junta de Comisionados de Agua y Alcantarillado de Stevens Point se reunirá en persona en 300 Bliss Avenue con una opción virtual. La junta discutirá y posiblemente actuará sobre artículos rutinarios que incluyen actas, reclamaciones e informes departamentales, además de una nueva suscripción de software para la lectura de medidores de agua y una actualización sobre la frecuencia de facturación.

• Nueva suscripción de software para la lectura de medidores de agua
• Actualización sobre la frecuencia de facturación
• Aprobación de reclamaciones departamentales
• Informe de suministro y distribución de agua
• Informe de operaciones de tratamiento de aguas residuales

The Board of Water and Sewerage Commissioners approved a new cloud-based software subscription for meter reading. The Board also approved August meeting minutes and department claims. Discussions were held regarding potential transitions to monthly billing and updates on local infrastructure projects.

• Approved August 10, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved August department claims (unanimous)
• Approved Neptune 360 software subscription not to exceed $12,870.00 (unanimous)

Board of Public Works

The Stevens Point Board of Public Works meets to discuss and take possible action on several infrastructure items, including a fall paving contract, a parking ordinance amendment, and agreements with Portage County and WisDOT. Members will also receive an update on the proposed STH 66 downtown reconstruction project and consider requesting WisDOT evaluate rerouting the highway and two-waying Clark Street.

• Award 2026 Fall Paving Project #26-107 to American Asphalt of Wisconsin, not to exceed $482,550.12
• Approve ordinance amendment in Chapter 9, Section 9.05 regarding parking
• Approve cost share and maintenance agreement with Portage County Highway Commission for CTH HH
• Approve State Municipal Financial Agreement with WisDOT for utility relocations in STH 66 Curb Ramp Project
• Approve Curb Cut Agreement with PointMed Properties LLC (former Cooper Motors site)

The Board approved a $482,550.12 paving contract and an agreement with WisDOT for utility relocations during the STH 66 curb ramp project. Members also approved a maintenance agreement with Portage County for CTH HH and authorized a letter to WisDOT regarding downtown reconstruction.

• Approved parking ordinance amendments to Chapter 9, Section 9.05
• Approved cost-share and maintenance agreement with Portage County Highway Commission for CTH HH
• Awarded 2026 Fall Paving Project #26-107 to American Asphalt of Wisconsin not to exceed $482,550.12
• Approved WisDOT State Municipal Financial Agreement for utility relocations during STH 66 curb ramp project
• Approved Curb Cut Agreement with PointMed Properties LLC for the former Cooper Motors site
• Authorized Mayor to request WisDOT evaluate rerouting STH 66 and two-waying Clark Street

Transit Commission

Finance Committee

The Stevens Point Finance Committee will hear presentations on the proposed 2027 Capital Budget and a sports facility proposal, then consider several financial actions including approving a borrowing plan, adjusting cat license fees and cemetery plot prices, adding a solar canopy to City Hall, and releasing funds for housing programs. The meeting includes a closed session to negotiate real estate for the Business 51 project and a TIF agreement.

• Presentation of proposed 2027 Capital Budget
• Approval of anticipated borrowing list for 2026-2030
• Ordinance amendment on cat license fees
• Adjusting Forest Cemetery plot prices
• Spending up to $24,750 for market feasibility studies

The committee approved updates to cemetery plot pricing, cat license fees, and the 2026-2030 borrowing list. Members also authorized additional funding for a citywide facilities study and funds for housing repair programs.

• Approved 2026-2030 anticipated borrowing list (all ayes)
• Approved cat license fee ordinance amendment (all ayes)
• Increased Forest Cemetery plot prices to $875 for residents and $1,125 for non-residents (all ayes)
• Approved adding a solar canopy to the City Hall project (all ayes)
• Authorized up to $24,750 for Market Feasibility Studies/Economic Impact Analyses (all ayes)
• Approved additional funding for citywide facilities study with Somerville (all ayes)
• Released approximately $33,754.78 to CAP Services for housing programs (all ayes)
• Approved investing funds for retiree benefits to offset liabilities (all ayes)