Joe StuhrFire Chief
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Marion Fire Department
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Marion Fire Department.
- Buyer type:
- Fire Department
- Location:
- Marion, WI
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Marion Fire Department.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Marion
County
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Waupaca
Phone Number
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715-754-4604
Zip Code
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54950
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Marion Fire Department
The council reviewed reports from various municipal departments and standing committees. Key actions included approving the rezoning of the Mavis Road development area, adopting resolutions supporting a strong state and local partnership and establishing 'No Mow May,' and authorizing a commercial driveway permit. The council also approved a Class 'B' license for the Marion Athletic Club, authorized an environmental inspection agreement for a property at 112 E. Garfield Avenue, and appointed a new city attorney. Additionally, the council discussed potential American Rescue Plan Act funding and approved an offer to purchase land from K & S Landscaping during a closed session.
The council discussed and acted on several new business items, including the creation of a special committee for a city splash pad, the approval of various liquor and amusement licenses, and the authorization of land service and maintenance agreements with Green Boyz Inc. The council also approved an athletic field lease with the local school district, initiated a process to investigate vacating undeveloped Spring Lane and SW 6th Street, and approved an updated plat/certified survey map. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved departmental payments and the treasurer's report, which included various money transfers between accounts.
The council discussed and addressed various operational and administrative items. Key actions included reviewing raze orders for specific properties, approving an original Class A license and cigarette/tobacco retail license for Marion Quick Mart, and authorizing a commitment to State Highway 110 improvements. The council approved a conditional use permit for the storage of trophy game animals, addressed a request to exceed the dog limit at a private residence, and authorized a pay request for the West Ramsdell project. Furthermore, the meeting involved the review of financial reports, the approval of various payments, and a discussion in a closed session regarding land sales and property matters.
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