Markese Terrell

Willowbrook Road Bridge Reconstruction

Contract value not stated in the minutes.

Two-lot split of 2001 Gateway Boulevard for dance studio

A sale of Lot 1 could bring revenue to the city, though the amount is not stated.

Hiring of Deputy Chiefs of Police

Acquisition of surplus WisDOT land at 800 Interstate 90

Not stated in the available materials.

Redevelopment of former Citgo site at 2148/2158 Prairie Avenue

Redevelopment could return two underused parcels to the tax rolls, but specific figures weren't provided.

City Manager Recruitment

The city manager's salary and benefits come from the city budget; the recruitment process itself may also carry costs, though no figures were given.

data center controversy

The project could add tax revenue and construction jobs, but critics worry it may stick residents with higher infrastructure or utility costs.

former council member criminal charge

Taxpayers could end up covering prosecution and court costs, but the snippet gives no dollar figure.

city manager resignation

A resignation itself may not cost much, but a rushed search or interim arrangement could add recruitment and transition costs—and poor continuity could affect budget decisions.

apartment development

If the deal collapses, Beloit may miss out on expected new property-tax revenue and downtown housing investment, though it could also avoid some project-related costs.

local elections

The new council and school board members could shape tax and budget decisions that hit your wallet, though the exact cost is not yet clear.

air quality monitoring

It could mean new state spending on monitoring equipment and staff, but no specific dollar amount is given.

fire services contract termination

Expect possible cost shifts for both towns as they rearrange fire coverage—whether that means new contracts, staffing, or equipment—and taxpayers could feel it.

No Mow May program registration

You can save on mowing costs and avoid fines, while the city gives up some enforcement revenue for the month.

homelessness crisis

A stronger response could mean new city spending on shelters and housing, but doing nothing often drives up costs for emergency services and public health.

road funding advocacy

More state road money could ease pressure on Beloit’s local budget and reduce what the city spends patching potholes.

fire chief appointment

No specific cost is disclosed, so this looks like a leadership change rather than a new spending program.

air pollution

Bad air can mean higher health care bills, lost workdays, and new costs for local cleanup efforts.

school expansion approval

No immediate city spending is attached to this first vote, but construction and infrastructure costs will matter as the project advances.

snow emergency declaration

Ignoring the snow emergency rules could cost you a ticket or tow fee, while the city shoulders the cost of plowing and enforcement.

Motion to move into closed session

Resolution 2026-05 — Approving the hire of Deputy Chiefs of Police (Paul A. Kane and Anthony Correa)

Adjournment