Town Board Meeting — Minutes

AMBERG TOWN BOARD MEETING Community Center – Tuesday June 9, 2026 6:00 pm Chairman Sagan called the meeting to order at 6:00 pm with all board members present and 11 citizens present The Pledge of Allegiance was recited and Chairman Sagan opened the floor to the citizens. Carol Christensen wanted to know when the grass around the community center will be cut. She suggested getting volunteers to help clear for the new landscaping. Supervisor Mattison made a motion to accept the clerk’s report as read and Supervisor Campbell seconded it. The general m/m account has $ 405,774.35 The equipment cd has $ 96,049.29 The main checking account has $ 46,099.70 and after checks clear it will be $5000.00. The park and rec account has $ 31,550.04. Supervisor Mattison made a motion to accept the treasurer’s report and Supervisor Campbell seconded it. The Planning Commission meeting was called to order at 6:05 pm. Title 14 was studied from the section on minor subdivisions to the end. Meeting adjourned at 7:08 pm. Supervisor Mattison made a motion to approve changing the building inspections by the fire department from 6 mos to 1 year. Supervisor Campbell seconded it. The ordinance for fire inspections needs to to be changed to once a year and start on July 1st. The Fire Dept has $3600.00 in their checkbook and had 5 calls in May, 2 motor vehicle accidents, 2 forest fires and 1 mutual aid forest fire. Fire inspections are starting this month. They are auctioning off small items they don’t have use for and also the rescue truck. There is a pending bid on a used fire engine but they are probably not in contention due to the price and their lack of funds. They have one new member. The Wausaukee Rescue Squad had 53 calls. They billed out $13,000 and received $33,000. The town board is invited to tour the Rescue Squad building and will set up a date. The Road Department has been crack sealing, patching and cutting grass. There was some discussion on the Dow Dam project and they will be starting in late summer or early fall. Anew culvert will be put in on the corner of Mathis Rd and Dow Dam Rd. The Parks and Rec Dept thanked Mark Wisinksi for helping coordinate the bathroom project at the Ball Diamond. The forms have been laid and the plumbing work for the building has begun. Ducky Days is 11 days away. There are tickets available for purchase and they have 13 vendors booked and 16 volunteer spots still open. The American Legion Post 428 and the Ranger City Riders will be hosting a cornhole tournament and are looking for loaner boards for the event. Ducks drop in the water at 2:30 pm and the meat raffle starts at 11:30 am. Supervisor Mattison made a motion to approve the Dow Dam project contract with Northeast Asphalt contingent upon the cost being what it is on the contract. Supervisor Campbell seconded it. Supervisor Campbell made a motion to adjourn the meeting and Supervisor Mattison seconded it. Meeting adjourned at 6:40 pm.