Wednesday, October 21:
Blackhawk Technical College District Board, Room 413 at Monroe Campus, 210 Fourth Avenue, Monroe, 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Special Reports : the SGA Representative will report on student activities, and the 2025-26 Outcomes-Based Funding Report will be reviewed, Consent Agenda: draft minutes of the September 16, 2026, meeting, current bills, training contracts negotiated since the last meeting, the resolution designating District Positions Subject to Wisconsin’s Code of Ethics, and confirmation of instructional employment contracts issued to two (2) instructors, Action Items: requested to approve the establishment of the Mill Rate and Tax Levy for the Fiscal Year 2026-2027, the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Procurement Report, Remodel the Monroe Campus Nursing and Science Labs, Remodel the Monroe Campus Manufacturing/EMS Labs and the Lobby, Resolution Authorizing the Issuance of $1.5 million General Obligation Promissory Notes, Series 2026B, and Amendment to the OPEB Investment Policy, Policy Review: requested to approve the following policies: B-250 – New District Board Member Orientation, E-340 – Smoking/Tobacco, J-200 – Tuition and Fees, and J-222 – Tuition and Fee Refunds, Information/Discussion: the Financial Statement will be reviewed, the President will give their monthly report, and staff changes will be provided, WTCS Consortium Updates, any updates may be provided,
After regular agenda business, the District Board will convene in an open session and adjourn to a closed session, according to Wis. Stats. 19.85 (1) (c), to conduct the president's annual review. Any action resulting from the closed session will be taken upon reconvening in the open session, scheduled for action in the open session at the next regular meeting, or scheduled for action at a special meeting called on notice.
GREEN COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES BOARD, Green County Child Advocacy Center, 2809 6th Street, 1:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Committee Reports: Audit Sub-Committee September 2026, Aging & Disability Advisory Committee Report, Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program (SWCAP) Board of Directors Report, New Business: Approval of 2027 Department of Transportation 85.21 County Elderly and Disabled, Transportation Assistance Program Application: National Children's Alliance Reaccreditation Site Visit: Discussion with the National Children's Alliance Reaccredidation Site Visit Team, Travel Requests: Approval of Out-of-County Training Requests, Approval for Human Services Board Chair Mike Furgal to attend the Wisconsin Counties, Association (WCA) Health & Human Services Steering Committee meeting on Friday, November 13, 2026, in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, Administration Reports: Human Services Director Report.
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MONROE ANNUAL MEETING, BAUER EDUCATION CENTER, 1220 16TH AVENUE, 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: 2026-2027 Budget Hearing: Authorize 2026-2027 Tax Levy, Authorize the 2026-2027 Tax Levy, Authorize the Board of Education to Furnish Textbooks, Authorization to Furnish Textbooks, Authorize the Board of Education to Operate the Hot Lunch Program, Authorization to Operate the Hot Lunch Program, Authorize the Board of Education to Provide for the Sale of Real and Personal Property Not Needed forSchool Purposes in Accordance with School Board Policy, Authorization to Sell Real & Personal Property Not Needed, Authorize the Board of Education to Lease School Property, Authorize the Board of Education to Lease School Property, Authorize the Board of Education to Purchase, Operate, and Maintain Transportation Vehicles or toFinance Contracts for the Use and Services of Transportation Vehicles, Authorization to Purchase, Operate & Maintain Transportation Vehicles or to Finance Contracts for their Use and Service Authorize the Board of Education to Direct and Provide for the Prosecution or Defense of Any Action or Proceedings in which the School District is Interested, Authorization to Provide for the Prosecution or Defense of Any Actions in which the District is Interested, Authorize the Annual Salaries for the Board of Education Members, Authorization of Salaries for the Board of Education Members, Authorize the Expense Reimbursement for the Board of Education Members, Authorization of Expense Reimbursement for Board of Education Members.
VILLAGE OF NEW GLARUS - VILLAGE BOARD PROCEEDINGS REGULAR MEETING, Village Hall Board Room, 319 2nd Street, 6:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Approval of Consent Agenda: Approval of Minutes of 10/7/26 Regular Meeting, Approval of Claims, Approval of Operator’s Licenses (T. Wagner), Approval of August Financials, Approval of PD September 2026 Report, Approval of September Building Inspector Report, New Business: Consideration/Discussion: 2027 Budget Workshop #2, Consideration/Discussion: R26-27 – Exempting Village of New Glarus from Paying Green County Library Tax – 2027, Consideration/Discussion: R26-28 to Approve the Town of Primrose’s Admission to the Sugar River EMS District, Consideration/Discussion: Amendment No. 2 to Task Order No. 24-01 with Strand Associates, Inc. for Eleventh Avenue Improvements, Consideration/Discussion: Amendment No. 1 to Task Order No. 26-01 with Strand Associates, Inc. for Village Hall Renovation, Consideration/Discussion: Police Department/Village Hall Server Replacements, Consideration/Discussion: Election Equipment Replacement, Consideration/Discussion: Police Department Carport, Consideration/Discussion: Downtown Benches, Library, Cemetery, Public Works and Safety, Parks & Recreation, Personnel and Finance, President’s Report, Consideration/Discussion: Committee Appointments.
VILLAGE OF NEW GLARUS PERSONNEL/FINANCE COMMITTEE, Village Hall Board Room - 319 2ND Street, 5:30 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Approval of Claims.
Thursday, October 22:
South Central Library System Board of Trustees, 1650 Pankratz Street in Madison, and Via Zoom, 12:15 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Review of the Financial Statements, Presentation and Approval of Bills for Payment (H. St. Maurice), Reports, Personnel Committee, Nominations Committee (for determining 2027 officers), Director’s Report: Approval of the 2027 system plan to DPI, Discussion and possible action on SCLS Employee Handbook revisions, Announcements and Information Sharing, Next meeting: November 20, 2026 (FRIDAY), Bill Examiner: C. Clark (Alternate: M. Jorgensen
VILLAGE OF NEW GLARUS TOURISM COMMISSION, Village Hall Board Room – 319 2nd Street, 9:00 a.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: Consideration/Discussion: 2025 State Room Tax Report, Consideration/Discussion: 2025 New Glarus Chamber of Commerce Report.
TRI-COUNTY TRAIL COMMISSION AGENDA, Lafayette County Multipurpose Building, 11974 Ames Road, Darlington, 7:00 p.m. Agenda item for discussion and possible action: Introduction of new Tri-County Trail Coordinator, Jeff King, Legislative or WATVA Updates – Rob McConnell, Discussion and Possible Action – Encroachment issues on trail system (if any), Discussion and Possible Action – Application for Utility Permit per Ch. Trans 29 WI Administrative Code for reconstruction of ATC’s Y-109 69kV overhead transmission line crossing the Cheese Country Trail east of Darlington, Discussion and Possible Action – Selection of individuals from T-Riders, Fayette Sno-Goers, Blackhawk Riders, Stateline Trailblazers and the Tri-County Trail Commission to form Snowmobile Open/Close Group: Discussion and Possible Action – Trails usage, conditions, grants, and maintenance needs: Updates on projects or action needed from the commission – Origin Design, Trail Coordinators’ Report, Clubs Report (ATV and Snowmobile), Discussion and Possible Action – Operational Budget for Trail Coordinator, Discussion and Possible Action – Approval of Vouchers, Discussion and Possible Action – Status of Funds.
Friday, October 23:
Pecatonica Rail Transit Commission, Green Co. Courthouse, 2nd Floor Courtroom, 1016 16th Ave • Monroe, WI, 1:00 p.m. Agenda items for discussion and possible action: REPORTS & COMMISSION BUSINESS, 5 minutes estimated | Update & Action , PRTC Financial Report – Admin, Treasurer, Treasurer’s Report, Approve payment of bills, SWWRPC Q3 Administration Fee of $2,100, Boardman Clark Invoice: 8,304,84 10 minutes estimated | Update, WSOR Operations Report – Ken Lucht, WSOR, 10 minutes estimated | Update, WisDOT Report – Lisa Stern, WisDOT 10 minutes estimated | Update, Tri-County Trail Commission Report – Commissioners or Max Blackbourn, TCTC Coordinator 10 minutes estimated | Update, Discussion and possible action on a utility permit application for placement of a communication line under the Cheese Country Trail in Mineral Point 15 minutes estimated | Discussion and Action, Discussion and possible action on a utility permit application for reconstruction of ATC’s Y-109 69kV overhead transmission line crossing the Cheese Country Trail in Darlington 15 minutes estimated | Discussion and Action, Discussion and possible action on First Amendment to Lease Agreement with Becky Burbach for building located at 247 Wells St., Darlington.
Wednesday, October 28:
Black Hawk School District, 202 E. Center Street, 5:30 p.m. Policy Committee Meeting to followed by Regular Board meeting at 6:00 p.m. in the upper commons.