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The Standing Common Council
is comprised of 8 members who are elected by the
voters of Wisconsin Rapids to represent them over a four year term.
The Common Council
is responsible for passing ordinances, resolutions, and motions for
the governing of the city, the control of the city's property and
finances, and the appropriation of money. The Council works with
the city administration as well as other governmental entities and
community organizations to develop worthwhile policies. The Council
also appoints its own members and members of the public to serve
on various boards and commissions, which propose or make recommendations
to the Council on policy.
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Meeting Notices
Meeting Minutes |
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If you
have a matter that you want the common council or any other city
committee to consider, you may mail your request to:
City Clerk
444 West Grand Avenue
Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54495-2780
The item will be referred to the proper department
or committee or the council and you will be notified of any meetings
to be held concerning your request. Just say in the letter what
you are requesting and, if necessary, why. Be sure to include your
name, address and phone number. Some matters, such as license applications,
rezoning requests and annexation requests, require special forms,
which are located in the permits and forms section of this web
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Standing Common Council
Committees
Public Works Committee:
Dennis Wiggins, CHAIRPERSON
Vince Honkomp, SECRETARY
Thomas Rayome
Finance and Property Committee:
Jean Young, CHAIRPERSON
Vince Honkomp, SECRETARY
Maynard Paterick
Human Resources Committee:
Bob Nash, CHAIRPERSON
Lee Albrecht, SECRETARY
Marion Hokamp
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Standing
Committee Duties
Public Works Committee:
Responsible for overall policy relating to public works programs and projects
and city rights of way. Deals with water and sewer projects, street- and sidewalk-related
projects, sewer, street and sidewalk maintenance programs, garbage and recycling
matters, dedications and vacations of rights of way, special assessments, street
names, parking and traffic control, and street lighting.
Finance and Property Committee:
Responsible for overall policy relating to city finances
and city-owned property. Deals with taxation, budgeting,
accounting, borrowing, claims, grants, licensing, insurance,
real estate, buildings, equipment, materials, purchasing,
and special events on public property. Human Resources Committee:
Responsible for overall policy relating to the city's employees. Deals with
wage/salary and benefit plans, labor negotiations, employee grievances, review
of disciplinary actions, personnel policies, organizational structure, staffing
levels, and safety.
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