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MMSD infrastructure projects including liquid processing, heat and power, bioids, and Nine Springs interceptor upgrades, leading to significant rate increases for municipalities.
Liquid processing: $100 million (tanks and plumbing for biodigesters). Heat and power project: $45 m...
Creation of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District number seven project plan, including downtown redevelopment, employment areas west of Highway 12, and greenway corridor improvements. Potential projects include downtown parking, streetscape, intersection improvements, airport storm water management, roadway improvements, bicycle connections, conservancy land projects, real estate acquisition, and development incentives.
Includes two Nugani parcels. Airport improvements limited to storm water management and other sustai...
Portage County is activating up to $160,000,000 in general obligation note proceeds for a new jail and law enforcement center plus a phased courthouse remodel with security upgrades. The July 13, 2026 finance packet includes a 2026 capital budget amendment to recognize $155,000,000 for the jail/LEC project and $5,000,000 for Phase I courthouse work. Detailed design, construction management, security systems, furniture, technology, and owner-rep services will generate multiple procurements over the coming years. Vendors in justice facilities, architecture/engineering, security, and construction should track how scope and phasing are being defined.
Resolution 163-2024-2026 authorizes total borrowing; this amendment brings major project funding int...
Elmbrook is moving forward with a November 3, 2026 capital referendum seeking authority to issue up to $100,000,000 in general obligation bonds. The funds would cover infrastructure repairs, ADA upgrades, additions at Pilgrim Park Middle and Tonawanda Elementary, and related furnishings and equipment at four schools. No design, CM, or furniture vendors are named yet, so planning for large construction and fit-out packages is underway but not procured.
Projects include building additions at Pilgrim Park Middle (fine arts, electives, gym), an academic ...
Creation of Tax Increment District (TID) 10 for mixed-use development, including potential projects like Lincoln Street extension and rebuilding Lincoln Street. The TID aims to generate growth and fund statutorily eligible project costs.
Creation of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District number seven project plan, including downtown redevelopment, employment areas west of Highway 12, and greenway corridor improvements. Potential projects include downtown parking, streetscape, intersection improvements, airport storm water management, roadway improvements, bicycle connections, conservancy land projects, real estate acquisition, and development incentives.
Creation of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District number eight project plan for University Avenue corridor. Potential projects include implementing the University Avenue corridor plan (safety improvements, pedestrian crossings, undergrounding utilities, signalization, bike/ped improvements, streetscaping), Good Neighbor Trail in the rail corridor, public improvements to Branch Street and Allen Boulevard, public parking, Vezian Branch Creek Conservancy improvements, and redevelopment site acquisition.
TID 12, created in 2023, is supporting redevelopment anchored by Grand Kakalin and Central Block, with a $48,676 developer guarantee from Grand Kakalin and a $90,000 grant to Central Block in 2025. The district shows about $9.7 million in future costs and $11 million in future revenues through 2051, plus significant special assessments and bad debt adjustments. This points to a complex downtown or riverfront redevelopment area where additional phases, infrastructure, and potential housing or mixed-use work will need financing, design, and development partners.
Kaukauna’s Joint Review Board recommended terminating TID No. 6 (NEW Industrial Park) at the April 8, 2026 council meeting to meet a May 2, 2026 state closing deadline. The district still shows about $2.9 million in future costs and similar future revenues, plus recent developer grants to TANN and Klink. As the TID closes, the city will be shifting how it funds remaining infrastructure, site work, and economic development deals in the park, creating a window to discuss alternative financing, phasing, or incentive structures for pending and future projects.
Multi-family residential development (140 units total) on Traceway Drive, Lot CSM15059, with two four-story buildings. Phase 1 (70 units) is affordable housing (30-80% AMI).
The district is considering a November 2026 capital referendum in the range of $26 million to $38 million to replace end-of-life infrastructure, address facility compliance, and improve student safety. Debt from a prior high school renovation is ending, creating room for new borrowing with limited tax impact. Specific projects and scope will be set through a long-range facility plan. Facilities, construction, and safety vendors can engage now as administrators review facility needs and shape the project list.
Procurement officers, department heads, and council members at the most active Wisconsin agencies, so you know who to reach before the solicitation drops.
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Richard Demo
Director of Parking & Operations · Public Works
City of Green Bay
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Amy Kundinger
Alderperson
City of De Pere
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Steve Grenier
Director of Public Works
City of Green Bay
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Quasan Shaw
Economic Development Planner
City of De Pere
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Beth Spears
Public Works Supervisor - Administration · Public Works
City of Green Bay
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Eric Zygarlicke
Water Department Supervisor · Public Works
City of De Pere
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