VILLAGE OF MEAD
MEAD MESSENGER
Volume 9, Issue 10 – OCTOBER 2011
BOARD OF TRUSTEES HOLD SEVERAL MEETINGS
The Village of Mead Board of Trustees held a Special Meeting on August 3 at the Mead Community Building. Chair Raver called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Answering roll call were Chair A. Raver, Trustees Halbmaier, Mayfield, Miller and Wielage. Also present were Clerk Moline, Supt. N. Raver and Police Chief Carlson. Guests present were Mark Adams, Steve Mossman and Co. Supervisors Doris Karloff, Craig Breunig and James Fauver. Approximately 350 residents and local landowners and business owners were also in attendance.
Raver stated the purpose of the meeting was to seek public input on a proposed landfill by Waste Connections to be located 1.2 miles south of Mead.
Adams, Director of Engineering and Mossman, Attorney for Waste Connections, presented the proposal and answered questions regarding the landfill.
The meeting adjourned at 9:09 p.m.
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Mead held a Regular Meeting on August 9 at 6:00 p.m. Answering roll call were Halbmaier, Mayfield, Miller, Raver and Wielage. Also present were Clerk Moline, Supt. N. Raver, Police Chief Carlson and Librarian Kuhr. Guests present were Tim Adams, Justin Stine, Rod Wimer, Rick Miller, John Trouba, Duane Johnson, Ed Schroeder, Scott Selko, Nate Mongan, Mark Hunzeker, John Miyoshi and Mike Susek.
The board adjourned to a Budget Workshop at 6:09 p.m. Accountant Ed Schroeder reviewed the proposed budget for fiscal year 10/1/11 - 9/30/12. Discussion followed.
The board returned to regular session at 6:47 p.m.
John Trouba, SENDD, requested drawdowns for CDBG funds for the Water, Street and Wastewater Studies.
Duane Johnson, representing the Mead Rural Fire District, reported on future building needs to house vehicles/equipment.
Scott Selko and Nate Mongan addressed the board about the public’s concerns of the landfill request.
Mark Hunzeker, Attoney at Baylor Evnen, discussed proposed landfill.
Mike Sousek of LPNNRD addressed needs of Mead’s water system. A proposal was presented to conduct a five-year study of the system.
Rod Wimer suggested the board consider two smaller wells if a water project is pursued.
SUPT. REPORT: N. Raver reported future federal guidelines for signs, status of back-up well and resident request to repair concrete at 28 N. Elm St.
POLICE REPORT: Carlson presented the monthly activity report and needs to report to NHHS.
CLERK REPORT: Moline reported on Mayor/Council/Clerk Forum and water meter maintenance needs.
PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT: The July 25 regular meeting minutes and Building Permit 11-10 were reviewed.
LIBRARY REPORT: The minutes of the July 13 meeting were reviewed. Kuhr sought use of the Community Building to hold Bloodmobiles in the future that will be sponsored by the Library Board. Approval granted if building is available.
The following action was approved: repair concrete at 28 N. Elm St.; CDBG funds for Water, Street and Wastewater Studies; retain legal services of Mark Hunzeker; concrete improvements at the park by the Mead Ball Assoc.; Interlocal Agreement with LPNNRD to conduct a study of the water system and Rick Miller as alternate on the Planning Commission. A grant will be submitted by Clerk to NE Forest Service for a tree; discussed process to place lien on a property and authorized placing an ad for a temporary, part-time maintenance person to work as needed for N. Raver following surgery on his shoulder. A claims adjuster has reviewed the damage at the depot caused by the 8/6 storm and letters will be sent to residents regarding maintaining drainage along Elm St.
The board entered executive session at 8:59 for annual review of Utility/Maintenance/Street Superintendent and to discuss personnel issues. The board returned to regular session at 9:10 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
Results To Be Made Public on CDBG Grant Studies
A Public Meeting will be held at the Mead Community Building on Wednesday, September 14 at 6:30 p.m. to review the Water and Wastewater Studies. Another Public Meeting is scheduled for the following Wednesday, September 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Mead Community Building to review the Street Study. If you are interested in possible future infrastructure projects for the Village of Mead, please plan to attend.
Come and support Mead High School sports!
The Yutan-Mead Softball team begins play on August 25 at Logan View, Volleyball season begins at the Cedar Bluffs Triangular on September 1, Girl’s Cross Country’s first race will be at the Johnson Co. Central Invite on September 2 and JV Football begins their season with OCA on September 6. Junior Varsity Softball begins August 25 at Logan View and Junior Varsity Volleyball on September 1 at the Cedar Bluffs Triangular. There will be no Varsity Football games this season, so come and show your support on Tuesday evenings instead of Fridays.
Game schedules for fall sports are posted at various Mead businesses.
RECYCLING NEWS . . .
It appears that the plastics bin at the Recycling Center fills much more quickly than any of the other bins. Therefore, we are forced to call the recycling center to come and pick up the recycling bin even if that is the only bin full. The cost to have the recycling bin dumped is $125.00. Please help the village cut costs for recycling by washing and smashing ALL PLASTIC. That will allow more room for disposal in that particular bin. Thank-you! for your assistance.
Mead Community Group Healthy Family Tip of the Month
Welcome Back to School! Let's make it a great year!
Here is one of the 40 Developmental Assets that deals directly with this theme:
Commitment to Learning- Asset #24 Bonding to school – a young person cares about his or her school
Some ideas of how you can implement this asset in your family's life:
*If you are able, purchase t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, etc. with your school's logo. Wearing these items helps your child to show pride in his/her school.
*Participate with your child in service projects, such as food drives, conducted by your school. Invite one of your child's friends to join you.
*Show that you care about your child's school. Join a parent-teacher organization, attend conferences, special events, volunteer whenever possible.
*Listen to your child when he complains about school or talks about not feeling connected. Is there a specific problem?
*Don't forget to identify one caring adult at school as your family's “ally.” Aim for at least five caring adults in your child's life.
Church Services
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC 213 E. Eighth St.
sjamescatholicchurch.com / 402-624-3555
5:30 pm Saturday Mass
9:00 am Sunday Mass
Weekly Schedule
7:00 am Daily Mass - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
5:30 pm Daily Mass - Tuesday
8:00 am Daily Mass - Saturday
ALMA LUTHERAN 219 W Fifth St.
www.almalutheran.com / 402-624-3015
Worship - 8:30 am - first Sunday of the month (spoken)
10:30 am - all other Sundays
9:15 am Sunday School for all ages
7:00 pm Youth Meeting
PANERA BREAD - September 10, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
EVANGELICAL COVENANT 1540 Co Rd 10
Ec34720@windstream.net / 402-624-6125
9:00 am Coffee & visiting
10:00 am Worship service (grade school age children dismissed for Kids Alive @ 10:30, nursery available during service)
PRIMETIMER’S - September 8, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Weekly Schedule
Tuesday
7:00 pm Men’s Study
Wednesday
6:00 pm Dinner 4 Change (free to everyone)
7:00 pm Life Group / Bible Study (an opportunity to hear answers to tough questions of the Bible)
7:00 pm Jr./Sr. High Youth Group
Rick Miller has been appointed to serve as Alternate on the Mead Planning Commission. Welcome!
Village Office Closed Monday, Sept. 5,to observe Labor Day
VILLAGE OF MEAD
312 S. Vine St., P.O. Box 46
Mead, NE 68041-0046
Phone: (402) 624-2495
Fax: (402) 624-2024
E-mail: meadclerk1@hotmail.com
Web: www.meadnebraska.net
̴ ̴ ̴ ̴ ̴ ̴ ̴
Ailene Raver, Chairperson
Jim Halbmaier, Trustee
Steve Mayfield, Trustee
Adam Miller, Trustee
Richard Wielage, Trustee
June Moline, Clerk/Treas. 624-2495
Nick Raver, Ut/Mnt. Supt. 443-9688
Jerry Carlson, Police Chief 624-2056
Vera Kuhr, Librarian 624-6605
Mike Coyle, Fire Chief 443-7164
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Village Board: Tuesday, September 13, 6:00 p.m.
Planning Commission: Monday, September 26, 7:30 p.m.
Library Board: Wednesday, September 7, 7:00 p.m.
Fire & Rescue: Monday, September 12, 7:30 p.m.
The Village Board and Planning Commission meet at the Village Office, Library Board at the Library and the Fire Department at the Fire Hall. If you are planning future building projects be aware that the Planning Commission does not meet in December.
Please be aware that harvest will soon be under way. Please use extra caution when approaching trucks and combines on the roads. There will be additional traffic around the Mead area.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Friday, September 2, 2011
Newsletter September 2011
Village of Mead
MEAD MESSENGER
Volume 8, Issue 9
BOARD OF TRUSTEES HOLD SEVERAL MEETINGS
The Village of Mead Board of Trustees held a Special Meeting on August 3 at the Mead Community Building. Chair Raver called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Answering roll call were Chair A. Raver, Trustees Halbmaier, Mayfield, Miller and Wielage. Also present were Clerk Moline, Supt. N. Raver and Police Chief Carlson. Guests present were Mark Adams, Steve Mossman and Co. Supervisors Doris Karloff, Craig Breunig and James Fauver. Approximately 350 residents and local landowners and business owners were also in attendance.
Raver stated the purpose of the meeting was to seek public input on a proposed landfill by Waste Connections to be located 1.2 miles south of Mead.
Adams, Director of Engineering and Mossman, Attorney for Waste Connections, presented the proposal and answered questions regarding the landfill.
The meeting adjourned at 9:09 p.m.
———————————————————————————————————————————————–
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Mead held a Regular Meeting on August 9 at 6:00 p.m. Answering roll call were Halbmaier, Mayfield, Miller, Raver and Wielage. Also present were Clerk Moline, Supt. N. Raver, Police Chief Carlson and Librarian Kuhr. Guests present were Tim Adams, Justin Stine, Rod Wimer, Rick Miller, John Trouba, Duane Johnson, Ed Schroeder, Scott Selko, Nate Mongan, Mark Hunzeker, John Miyoshi and Mike Susek.
The board adjourned to a Budget Workshop at 6:09 p.m. Accountant Ed Schroeder reviewed the proposed budget for fiscal year 10/1/11 - 9/30/12. Discussion followed.
The board returned to regular session at 6:47 p.m.
John Trouba, SENDD, requested drawdowns for CDBG funds for the Water, Street and Wastewater Studies.
Duane Johnson, representing the Mead Rural Fire District, reported on future building needs to house vehicles/equipment.
Scott Selko and Nate Mongan addressed the board about the public’s concerns of the landfill request.
Mark Hunzeker, Attoney at Baylor Evnen, discussed proposed landfill.
Mike Sousek of LPNNRD addressed needs of Mead’s water system. A proposal was presented to conduct a five-year study of the system.
Rod Wimer suggested the board consider two smaller wells if a water project is pursued.
SUPT. REPORT: N. Raver reported future federal guidelines for signs, status of back-up well and resident request to repair concrete at 28 N. Elm St.
POLICE REPORT: Carlson presented the monthly activity report and needs to report to NHHS.
CLERK REPORT: Moline reported on Mayor/Council/Clerk Forum and water meter maintenance needs.
PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT: The July 25 regular meeting minutes and Building Permit 11-10 were reviewed.
LIBRARY REPORT: The minutes of the July 13 meeting were reviewed. Kuhr sought use of the Community Building to hold Bloodmobiles in the future that will be sponsored by the Library Board. Approval granted if building is available.
The following action was approved: repair concrete at 28 N. Elm St.; CDBG funds for Water, Street and Wastewater Studies; retain legal services of Mark Hunzeker; concrete improvements at the park by the Mead Ball Assoc.; Interlocal Agreement with LPNNRD to conduct a study of the water system and Rick Miller as alternate on the Planning Commission. A grant will be submitted by Clerk to NE Forest Service for a tree; discussed process to place lien on a property and authorized placing an ad for a temporary, part-time maintenance person to work as needed for N. Raver following surgery on his shoulder. A claims adjuster has reviewed the damage at the depot caused by the 8/6 storm and letters will be sent to residents regarding maintaining drainage along Elm St.
The board entered executive session at 8:59 for annual review of Utility/Maintenance/Street Superintendent and to discuss personnel issues. The board returned to regular session at 9:10 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
Results To Be Made Public on CDBG Grant Studies
A Public Meeting will be held at the Mead Community Building on Wednesday, September 14 at 6:30 p.m. to review the Water and Wastewater Studies. Another Public Meeting is scheduled for the following Wednesday, September 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Mead Community Building to review the Street Study. If you are interested in possible future infrastructure projects for the Village of Mead, please plan to attend.
Come and support Mead High School sports!
The Yutan-Mead Softball team begins play on August 25 at Logan View, Volleyball season begins at the Cedar Bluffs Triangular on September 1, Girl’s Cross Country’s first race will be at the Johnson Co. Central Invite on September 2 and JV Football begins their season with OCA on September 6. Junior Varsity Softball begins August 25 at Logan View and Junior Varsity Volleyball on September 1 at the Cedar Bluffs Triangular. There will be no Varsity Football games this season, so come and show your support on Tuesday evenings instead of Fridays.
Game schedules for fall sports are posted at various Mead businesses.
Mead Community Group Healthy Family Tip of the Month
Welcome Back to School! Let's make it a great year!
MEAD COMMUNITY GROUP
Here is one of the 40 Developmental Assets that deals directly with this theme:
Commitment to Learning- Asset #24 Bonding to school – a young person cares about his or her school
Some ideas of how you can implement this asset in your family's life:
*If you are able, purchase t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, etc. with your school's logo. Wearing these items helps your child to show pride in his/her school.
*Participate with your child in service projects, such as food drives, conducted by your school. Invite one of your child's friends to join you.
*Show that you care about your child's school. Join a parent-teacher organization, attend conferences, special events, volunteer whenever possible.
*Listen to your child when he complains about school or talks about not feeling connected. Is there a specific problem?
*Don't forget to identify one caring adult at school as your family's “ally.” Aim for at least five caring adults in your child's life.
MILLER TO SERVE ON PLANNING COMMISSION
Rick Miller has been appointed to serve as Alternate on the Mead Planning Commission. Welcome!
Village Office Closed Monday, Sept. 5,
To observe Labor Day
Church Services
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC 213 E. Eighth St.
sjamescatholicchurch.com / 402-624-3555
5:30 pm Saturday Mass
9:00 am Sunday Mass
Weekly Schedule
7:00 am Daily Mass - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
5:30 pm Daily Mass - Tuesday
8:00 am Daily Mass - Saturday
ALMA LUTHERAN 219 W Fifth St.
www.almalutheran.com / 402-624-3015
Worship - 8:30 am - first Sunday of the month (spoken)
10:30 am - all other Sundays
9:15 am Sunday School for all ages
7:00 pm Youth Meeting
PANERA BREAD - September 10, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
EVANGELICAL COVENANT 1540 Co Rd 10
Ec34720@windstream.net / 402-624-6125
9:00 am Coffee & visiting
10:00 am Worship service (grade school age children dismissed for Kids Alive @ 10:30, nursery available during service)
PRIMETIMER’S - September 8, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Weekly Schedule
Tuesday
7:00 pm Men’s Study
Wednesday
6:00 pm Dinner 4 Change (free to everyone)
7:00 pm Life Group / Bible Study (an opportunity to hear answers to tough questions of the Bible)
7:00 pm Jr./Sr. High Youth Group
VILLAGE OF MEAD
312 S. Vine St., P.O. Box 46
Mead, NE 68041-0046
Phone: (402) 624-2495
Fax: (402) 624-2024
E-mail: meadclerk1@hotmail.com
Web: www.meadnebraska.net
̴ ̴ ̴ ̴ ̴ ̴ ̴
Ailene Raver, Chairperson
Jim Halbmaier, Trustee
Steve Mayfield, Trustee
Adam Miller, Trustee
Richard Wielage, Trustee
June Moline, Clerk/Treas. 624-2495
Nick Raver, Ut/Mnt. Supt. 443-9688
Jerry Carlson, Police Chief 624-2056
Vera Kuhr, Librarian 624-6605
Mike Coyle, Fire Chief 443-7164
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Village Board: Tuesday, September 13, 6:00 p.m.
Planning Commission: Monday, September 26, 7:30 p.m.
Library Board: Wednesday, September 7, 7:00 p.m.
Fire & Rescue: Monday, September 12, 7:30 p.m.
The Village Board and Planning Commission meet at the Village Office, Library Board at the Library and the Fire Department at the Fire Hall. If you are planning future building projects be aware that the Planning Commission does not meet in December.
Please be aware that harvest will soon be under way. Please use extra caution when approaching trucks and combines on the roads. There will be additional traffic around the Mead area.
MEAD MESSENGER
Volume 8, Issue 9
BOARD OF TRUSTEES HOLD SEVERAL MEETINGS
The Village of Mead Board of Trustees held a Special Meeting on August 3 at the Mead Community Building. Chair Raver called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Answering roll call were Chair A. Raver, Trustees Halbmaier, Mayfield, Miller and Wielage. Also present were Clerk Moline, Supt. N. Raver and Police Chief Carlson. Guests present were Mark Adams, Steve Mossman and Co. Supervisors Doris Karloff, Craig Breunig and James Fauver. Approximately 350 residents and local landowners and business owners were also in attendance.
Raver stated the purpose of the meeting was to seek public input on a proposed landfill by Waste Connections to be located 1.2 miles south of Mead.
Adams, Director of Engineering and Mossman, Attorney for Waste Connections, presented the proposal and answered questions regarding the landfill.
The meeting adjourned at 9:09 p.m.
———————————————————————————————————————————————–
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Mead held a Regular Meeting on August 9 at 6:00 p.m. Answering roll call were Halbmaier, Mayfield, Miller, Raver and Wielage. Also present were Clerk Moline, Supt. N. Raver, Police Chief Carlson and Librarian Kuhr. Guests present were Tim Adams, Justin Stine, Rod Wimer, Rick Miller, John Trouba, Duane Johnson, Ed Schroeder, Scott Selko, Nate Mongan, Mark Hunzeker, John Miyoshi and Mike Susek.
The board adjourned to a Budget Workshop at 6:09 p.m. Accountant Ed Schroeder reviewed the proposed budget for fiscal year 10/1/11 - 9/30/12. Discussion followed.
The board returned to regular session at 6:47 p.m.
John Trouba, SENDD, requested drawdowns for CDBG funds for the Water, Street and Wastewater Studies.
Duane Johnson, representing the Mead Rural Fire District, reported on future building needs to house vehicles/equipment.
Scott Selko and Nate Mongan addressed the board about the public’s concerns of the landfill request.
Mark Hunzeker, Attoney at Baylor Evnen, discussed proposed landfill.
Mike Sousek of LPNNRD addressed needs of Mead’s water system. A proposal was presented to conduct a five-year study of the system.
Rod Wimer suggested the board consider two smaller wells if a water project is pursued.
SUPT. REPORT: N. Raver reported future federal guidelines for signs, status of back-up well and resident request to repair concrete at 28 N. Elm St.
POLICE REPORT: Carlson presented the monthly activity report and needs to report to NHHS.
CLERK REPORT: Moline reported on Mayor/Council/Clerk Forum and water meter maintenance needs.
PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT: The July 25 regular meeting minutes and Building Permit 11-10 were reviewed.
LIBRARY REPORT: The minutes of the July 13 meeting were reviewed. Kuhr sought use of the Community Building to hold Bloodmobiles in the future that will be sponsored by the Library Board. Approval granted if building is available.
The following action was approved: repair concrete at 28 N. Elm St.; CDBG funds for Water, Street and Wastewater Studies; retain legal services of Mark Hunzeker; concrete improvements at the park by the Mead Ball Assoc.; Interlocal Agreement with LPNNRD to conduct a study of the water system and Rick Miller as alternate on the Planning Commission. A grant will be submitted by Clerk to NE Forest Service for a tree; discussed process to place lien on a property and authorized placing an ad for a temporary, part-time maintenance person to work as needed for N. Raver following surgery on his shoulder. A claims adjuster has reviewed the damage at the depot caused by the 8/6 storm and letters will be sent to residents regarding maintaining drainage along Elm St.
The board entered executive session at 8:59 for annual review of Utility/Maintenance/Street Superintendent and to discuss personnel issues. The board returned to regular session at 9:10 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
Results To Be Made Public on CDBG Grant Studies
A Public Meeting will be held at the Mead Community Building on Wednesday, September 14 at 6:30 p.m. to review the Water and Wastewater Studies. Another Public Meeting is scheduled for the following Wednesday, September 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Mead Community Building to review the Street Study. If you are interested in possible future infrastructure projects for the Village of Mead, please plan to attend.
Come and support Mead High School sports!
The Yutan-Mead Softball team begins play on August 25 at Logan View, Volleyball season begins at the Cedar Bluffs Triangular on September 1, Girl’s Cross Country’s first race will be at the Johnson Co. Central Invite on September 2 and JV Football begins their season with OCA on September 6. Junior Varsity Softball begins August 25 at Logan View and Junior Varsity Volleyball on September 1 at the Cedar Bluffs Triangular. There will be no Varsity Football games this season, so come and show your support on Tuesday evenings instead of Fridays.
Game schedules for fall sports are posted at various Mead businesses.
Mead Community Group Healthy Family Tip of the Month
Welcome Back to School! Let's make it a great year!
MEAD COMMUNITY GROUP
Here is one of the 40 Developmental Assets that deals directly with this theme:
Commitment to Learning- Asset #24 Bonding to school – a young person cares about his or her school
Some ideas of how you can implement this asset in your family's life:
*If you are able, purchase t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, etc. with your school's logo. Wearing these items helps your child to show pride in his/her school.
*Participate with your child in service projects, such as food drives, conducted by your school. Invite one of your child's friends to join you.
*Show that you care about your child's school. Join a parent-teacher organization, attend conferences, special events, volunteer whenever possible.
*Listen to your child when he complains about school or talks about not feeling connected. Is there a specific problem?
*Don't forget to identify one caring adult at school as your family's “ally.” Aim for at least five caring adults in your child's life.
MILLER TO SERVE ON PLANNING COMMISSION
Rick Miller has been appointed to serve as Alternate on the Mead Planning Commission. Welcome!
Village Office Closed Monday, Sept. 5,
To observe Labor Day
Church Services
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC 213 E. Eighth St.
sjamescatholicchurch.com / 402-624-3555
5:30 pm Saturday Mass
9:00 am Sunday Mass
Weekly Schedule
7:00 am Daily Mass - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
5:30 pm Daily Mass - Tuesday
8:00 am Daily Mass - Saturday
ALMA LUTHERAN 219 W Fifth St.
www.almalutheran.com / 402-624-3015
Worship - 8:30 am - first Sunday of the month (spoken)
10:30 am - all other Sundays
9:15 am Sunday School for all ages
7:00 pm Youth Meeting
PANERA BREAD - September 10, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
EVANGELICAL COVENANT 1540 Co Rd 10
Ec34720@windstream.net / 402-624-6125
9:00 am Coffee & visiting
10:00 am Worship service (grade school age children dismissed for Kids Alive @ 10:30, nursery available during service)
PRIMETIMER’S - September 8, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Weekly Schedule
Tuesday
7:00 pm Men’s Study
Wednesday
6:00 pm Dinner 4 Change (free to everyone)
7:00 pm Life Group / Bible Study (an opportunity to hear answers to tough questions of the Bible)
7:00 pm Jr./Sr. High Youth Group
VILLAGE OF MEAD
312 S. Vine St., P.O. Box 46
Mead, NE 68041-0046
Phone: (402) 624-2495
Fax: (402) 624-2024
E-mail: meadclerk1@hotmail.com
Web: www.meadnebraska.net
̴ ̴ ̴ ̴ ̴ ̴ ̴
Ailene Raver, Chairperson
Jim Halbmaier, Trustee
Steve Mayfield, Trustee
Adam Miller, Trustee
Richard Wielage, Trustee
June Moline, Clerk/Treas. 624-2495
Nick Raver, Ut/Mnt. Supt. 443-9688
Jerry Carlson, Police Chief 624-2056
Vera Kuhr, Librarian 624-6605
Mike Coyle, Fire Chief 443-7164
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Village Board: Tuesday, September 13, 6:00 p.m.
Planning Commission: Monday, September 26, 7:30 p.m.
Library Board: Wednesday, September 7, 7:00 p.m.
Fire & Rescue: Monday, September 12, 7:30 p.m.
The Village Board and Planning Commission meet at the Village Office, Library Board at the Library and the Fire Department at the Fire Hall. If you are planning future building projects be aware that the Planning Commission does not meet in December.
Please be aware that harvest will soon be under way. Please use extra caution when approaching trucks and combines on the roads. There will be additional traffic around the Mead area.
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