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Village Board 6-15-26

Published: Jun 15, 2026

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Roundabout Construction Begins at Fondelac and Division; ATV Routes Open

Construction has begun on a new roundabout at the intersection of Fondelac Avenue and Division Road, leading to the closure of the intersection. The project is anticipated to be completed in the fall. Additionally, the village's designated ATV/UTV route system is now open on approved roadways, with the village president expressing support by purchasing a Can-Am Defender side-by-side vehicle.

Hiring & ProcurementInstitutional

Village Board Approves Owner's Rep Contract for Police Station Project

The village board approved a contract with MC Group LLC for owner's representation services for the police department building project. The contract amount is $236,540, with an additional $2,500 for travel costs. This decision followed a recommendation from the building construction oversight committee, which unanimously selected MC Group over Luther Group due to their experience and potential to save money on the project. The selection process and timing were discussed, with some trustees expressing concerns about transparency and the inclusion of the incoming village administrator. The next steps involve interviews for the construction manager, with the owner's representative participating.

Hiring & ProcurementOther

Lisa Davis Appointed New Village Treasurer/Finance Director

The village board appointed Lisa Davis as the new Treasurer/Finance Director. Davis, currently the business manager for circuit courts in Walworth County, has over 20 years of experience in government and private sector finance. She was selected from four applicants and recommended by an interview panel that included the interim village administrator, incoming village administrator, a trustee, and department heads. Davis expressed eagerness to work in municipal government and views challenges as opportunities. Her salary will be $128,000 with four weeks of vacation. Some trustees raised concerns about the process of candidate information sharing, advocating for more equitable access to information for all board members.

Transparency And GovernanceOther

Resident Criticizes Village Debt and Development; Praises Public Works Employee

During citizen input, a resident expressed significant concerns about the village's financial debt, zoning changes for apartments, and the perceived lack of public engagement through surveys instead of public hearings. This resident felt that residents do not want further development and are concerned about potential tax increases. Criticisms were also leveled against the board for previous decisions leading to debt and for proceeding with contracts like the police department building project without adequate public input or hearings. Another resident praised Scott Anderson from the Department of Public Works for his exceptional service and thoroughness in addressing property line and tree concerns.

Community DevelopmentOther

New Village Administrator Starts June 22nd; 4th of July Celebration Plans Underway

The village is preparing for the arrival of new village administrator Matt Trabosski, scheduled to start on June 22nd. Transition activities are underway to ensure he is prepared to lead village operations. The interim village administrator, Mitch Reynolds, will be leaving after this meeting, and his contributions were acknowledged and thanked. Planning for the 4th of July celebration is also progressing, with a task force meeting to organize family-friendly activities, food, and beverages at Fireman's Park, including a dunk tank, bouncy houses, games, face painting, and fireworks. Apparatus from DPW, fire, and police are expected to be present for children to interact with.

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