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Chilton is holding a July 7, 2026 council hearing and vote to rezone parcels 44696 and 31034 on Tower View Drive from C-1 to R-3 for a 48‑unit multifamily project in TID 7. Applications were filed by Alten Realty LLC and the City Redevelopment Authority, with the Plan Commission unanimously recommending approval. Rezoning clears the way for site planning, building permits, and utility work for new housing. Designers, builders, and housing service providers should track this decision and engage Alten Realty and Pelton Builders as the project moves from entitlement into construction.
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$6,215,000Jul 7, 2026The City’s Redevelopment Authority and Common Council have already approved selling a 1.6‑acre TID 7 lot to Pelton Builders and a letter of intent for a 48‑unit multifamily building valued at about $6.2 million. The incentive package totals roughly $1.3 million, including land, cash, forgiven utility assessments, and PAYGO tax rebates over 2028‑2038. With survey work complete and incentives defined, Pelton will be moving into detailed design and construction. Subcontractors, material suppliers, and housing‑related service providers should work directly with Pelton to secure roles on the project and related site improvements.
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$6,215,000Jul 7, 2026The district is reviewing its annual OPEB trust investment performance and whether to continue with the current provider and strategy. PMA/PTSMA manages about $21.28 million in OPEB-related assets in the CESA 6 OPEB Trust, with returns above the 5% actuarial discount rate under a moderate growth strategy. The investment committee recommends staying with CESA 6 and the existing portfolio, and the board is expected to adopt this motion, which signals ongoing advisory, compliance, and potential ancillary financial services needs around the trust.
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$21,280,000Jul 13, 2026The July 7, 2026 agenda includes approval of loan subordination for Horizon Development’s Uptown Commons senior housing project, allowing DMB Community Bank’s $880,000 refinance to take first position while the City’s 2008 mortgage remains subordinate. While the subordination itself is administrative, it shows the senior housing asset is being recapitalized and remains active. Housing service providers, property management firms, and rehab specialists can consider outreach to Horizon/Chilton Senior Housing to discuss modernization, energy upgrades, or supportive services funded by the new loan.
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$880,000Jul 7, 2026Chilton’s Fire Department is planning a major refurbishment of Squad 108 in November 2026 at an estimated cost of $387,000, extending its life 15‑20 years versus an $850,000+ new unit. An email ahead of the July 7, 2026 council meeting outlines funding challenges, existing debt to the sewer utility, and a possible loan covering $387,000 plus $224,620.59 in remaining debt. Apparatus manufacturers, refurbishers, and municipal finance providers should engage the Fire Chief and city administration to discuss refurbishment scope, financing structures, and any related equipment, training, or maintenance services.
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$387,000Jul 7, 2026KHS Choir is planning an international trip to London, England from November 27 to December 3, 2027, using a student travel tour model. The trip is priced at about $4,000 per student and includes airfare, local transportation, hotel, meals, admissions, and a dedicated tour guide. Funding will rely heavily on school-supported fundraising activities in 2026-27 and an online payment/travel portal. This is a recurring partnership with a specialized student travel company, leaving room for related services like insurance, financial processing, supplemental curriculum, and travel logistics support.
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$4,000Jul 20, 2026The district is reviewing a proposal for a Global Scholars/AP European History trip to Greece over spring break 2027 using EF (Education First) as the tour provider. The plan covers travel, hotels, museum fees, meals, insurance, safety policies, and fundraising options at an estimated $3,539 per traveler. This is early-stage program planning, so travel, risk management, fundraising, and curriculum-alignment partners can help shape how the trip is structured, funded, and presented to the board and families.
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$3,539Jul 20, 2026On July 7, 2026 the council is set to approve a professional services agreement with MSA Professional Services for real estate acquisition work related to the E Grand Street Bridge project, for a lump sum of $34,700. The contract runs roughly from July 8, 2026 to February 28, 2027. While acquisition services are already awarded, this bridge effort signals upcoming design and construction phases. Firms in bridge engineering, utility relocation, and construction can monitor this project and coordinate with MSA and the City for later phases.
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$34,700Jul 7, 2026The council agenda lists approval of Change Order #3 with Rohde Brothers for the WWTP project, adding $9,898 for structural rebuild of the screening room entrance. Strand Associates requested the change to demolish wall sections and install new CMU and lintels, and Rohde’s proposal has been accepted by the DPW director. This is a small piece of a larger WWTP capital program, so construction, mechanical, and electrical vendors should track the overall project for future phases, upgrades, or maintenance work.
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$9,898Jul 7, 2026The July 7, 2026 agenda includes approval of a DPW gate card access controller purchase from Pros 4 Technology for $3,111.13, plus $10 per month for cloud hosting. The quote specifies ProdataKey hardware, HID reader, wiring, installation, and programming services. Access control and IT vendors should note Pros 4 Technology as the incumbent and watch for future expansions to other city facilities, integration with existing security systems, and long‑term maintenance opportunities.
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Government Agencies in Calumet County, Wisconsin
23 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Woodville
City818 pop.
Town of Stockbridge
City1,403 pop.
Town of Rantoul
City696 pop.
Town of New Holstein
City1,482 pop.
Town of Chilton
City996 pop.
Town of Charlestown
City745 pop.
Town of Brothertown
City1,270 pop.
Town of Brillion
City1,594 pop.
Stockbridge Village
City657 pop.
Stockbridge School District
School201 students
Potter Village
City230 pop.
Menasha School District
School3,178 students
Kimberly Area School District
School5,058 students
Kaukauna Area School District
School4,046 students
Hilbert School District
School464 students
City of New Holstein
City3,012 pop.
City of Menasha
City2,891 pop.
City of Kiel
City340 pop.
City of Kaukauna City
City17,493 pop.
City of Kaukauna
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