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Finance/Personnel Committee

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0 active membersNext meeting Jul 14, 2026Last meeting Jun 9, 20262 summaries in 90d

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Jun 9, 2026

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De Pere

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Finance/Personnel Committee approves staffing over-hires, redevelopment and TID actions, assessor contract, and budget carryforwards

Published May 20, 2026

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Briefing

Apr 14, 2026

Finance/Personnel Committee approves lab services contract, website vendor, merchant services, and multiple development agreements

At the April 14, 2026 meeting the De Pere Finance/Personnel Committee unanimously approved a Quest Diagnostics lab services agreement, an increase to municipal court citation costs, selection of Govstack for website services funded from unassigned reserves, a Chase Paymentech merchant agreement for the Perkofski boat launch, sale/development terms for Ehlinger Properties and Lighthouse Productions, development terms for an 82-unit multifamily project, Bridge Connector TID funding recommendations, and accepted the February 28, 2026 cash and investments report.

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Briefing

Mar 10, 2026

Finance/Personnel Committee approves staffing over-hires, redevelopment and TID actions, assessor contract, and budget carryforwards

The City of De Pere Finance/Personnel Committee met March 10, 2026. Committee members Pamela Gantz, Amy Kundinger, Casey Nelson, and Devin Perock were present; James Boyd was excused. The committee approved items including community service grant policy consideration, over-hires for police and fire, redevelopment and development agreements (303 Reid St. and Bliffert De Pere Holdings), TID financial actions, hiring Associated Appraisal Consultants for 2027–2030 services, budget carryforwards, and reviewed the January 31, 2026 cash and investments report.

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