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Approved 5.11.26
Pursuant to Section 19.84, Wisconsin Statutes, notice is hereby given to the public by the Village President, that the following meeting will be held:
Meeting: Regular Village of Wilton Board Meeting Date: Monday, April 13, 2026
Location: Village Office
400 East Street Suite 103
Wilton, WI
Time: 7:00 pm
MINUTES
1. Call to Order
Meeting called to order at 7:00 pm by President Wilde
2. Roll Call
All members present. (O’Rourke, Thompson, Coldren, Wilde, Bever, Short, Wallman)
Also in attendance was Police Chief Stavlo, Public Works employee Janel Maulsby, Clerk/Treasurer Casey Oium, Lori
Brueggen, Kathryn Pope, Silvia M. from Bee Hempy, Jessica Brandau, and Sarah Parker
3. Reports of Village Board
a. President’s Report
Ambulance concrete is finished; ambulance funds will pay the difference (approx. $2,200)
b. Village Board Comments
None
c. Village Staff Comments
Janel - Communication is poor from school about ball fields
John – Issuing letters and citations for cleaning up yards and unregistered vehicles
Casey – VernonCom would like to set up a informational booth May 30th for residents, Martin benefit
setting up Friday the 24th
4. Approve bills for the month of March 2026
Motion to approve bills as presented made by Bever, seconded by Thompson. All in favor; Motion carried.
5. Approval of Minutes from March 9, 2026
Motion to approve minutes as presented made by Coldren, seconded by Wallman. All in favor; Motion
carried.
6. Public Comments
Silvia from Bee Hempy is wondering about getting stable internet.
7. Discussion & Possible Action on Following New Business Agenda Items:
a. Report from Evan/Town & Country Engineering
Evan was not able to attend; no action.
b. Opening steel roof bids
Anytime Roofing - $12,772.12
Wildes Carpentry - $11,880 shingles removed/$11,050 shingles stay
Hagen Carpentry - $7,836 no mention of shingles being removed
Motion made by Wallman, seconded by Short to table until we get additional information on the bids
to compare fairly. All in favor; Motion carried.
c. Opening electrical upgrades bids
Laufenberg Electric - $4,800
Motion by Wallman, seconded by O’Rourke to accept bid from Laufenberg Electric for $4800. All in
favor; Motion carried.
d. Opening of 414 Main Street bids
Hitchin’ Post - $3,601
Motion by Short, seconded by Thompson to accept the bid from Hitchin’ Post with contingencies of
property line, electrical panel, easement for electrical, etc that are agreed upon by all parties. All in
favor; Motion carried.
Approved 5.11.26
e. Bus Parking
Motion by Coldren, seconded by Wallman to meet with school personnel on the situation with bus
parking and expectations of the use of the ball fields. All in favor; Motion carried.
f. Shelter/Concession Stand
Motion by Short, seconded by Thompson to allow Wilton Weenies to use the shelter free of charge
for weekly volleyball during the summer (approximately 8 weeks) free of charge since they are
offering to volunteer to help with labor on shelter improvements. All in favor; Motion carried.
g. Complex Office Space
Motion by Coldren, seconded by Short to give two current renters option to opt our of internet for a
discounted rent price of $350/month starting May 2026. All new renters will get their own internet.
All in favor; Motion carried.
Motion by Coldren, seconded by Thompson to advertise renting of available rooms with a max of $50
for advertising. All in favor; Motion carried.
h. Pool
Motion made by Short, seconded by Wallman to open the pool May 30th pending weather. Hours will
be 1-6 on weekdays and 1-7 on Saturdays and Sundays. All in favor; Motion carried.
i. Campground
Motion made by Coldren, seconded by Wallman to open the campground May 1st and to start
accepting reservations. All in favor; Motion carried.
j. Approval of Clerk Trainings
WMCA Northern Conference, Eau Claire, April 15 & 16
WMCA District 4 Meeting (BoR Training), Verona, April 30
WI League of Municipalities Spring Exchange, Wisconsin Dells, May 7 & 8
UW Green Bay Clerk’s Institute, Virtual, July 13-17
Motion made by Coldren, seconded by Wallman to approve clerk trainings presented. All in favor;
Motion carried.
k. Summer help
Motion by Coldren, seconded by Short to table hiring summer help to drive lab samples until the clerk
gets more information. All in favor; Motion carried.
l. Catalis Web offer
Motion made by Thompson, seconded by Coldren to offer payment of $2,902.00 (year 2 of 4 invoice)
in exchange for terminating four year contract. All in favor; Motion carried.
m. Licenses
Motion made by Thompson, seconded by O’Rourke to approve operator’s licenses for Lily Vera Witt
and Jennifer Hammon. All in favor; Motion carried.
Motion made by Coldren, seconded by Wallman to authorize the Wilton American Legion Post 508 a
temporary amendment to their Class B liquor license to serve alcohol April 25, 2026 at the Wilton
Community Center for the Lenora Martin benefit. All in favor; Motion carried.
n. Review ordinances
o. Village Facebook page
Motion made by Bever, seconded by Short to allow the clerk to create a Village Facebook page for the
purpose of informing residents. All in favor; Motion carried.
8. Adjourn
Motion made by Short, seconded by Wallman to adjourn at 9:10 pm. All in favor; Motion carried.
Casey Oium – Clerk/Treasurer
Source: Village of Wilton website. First collected Oct 11, 2026.