Prescott council advances 2026 budget, approves water property-tax equivalent and levy resolution After a public hearing, the City of Prescott council approved resolutions adopting a water property-tax equivalent and the 2026 general fund balance and levy following presentation of the proposed 2026 operating budget, which includes a 2.1% levy increase and targeted reserve uses for taser and IT replacements.

The Prescott council has just approved a 2.1% increase in the 2026 property tax levy, sparking community discussions on funding priorities and future capital needs.

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City Plans Pedestrian Safety Improvements Along State Highway 2935 and US Highway 10 City collaborates with WisDOT to enhance pedestrian safety with planned crosswalks and trails.

Prescott is taking bold steps to enhance pedestrian safety with proposed overpass and underpass options, but will they secure the funding needed to make it happen?

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Prescott Council Approves Senior Housing Plan and Discusses Zoning Changes Prescott evaluates a senior housing development and prepares for zoning map amendments.

The Prescott Planning Commission has taken a significant step forward by approving a 58-unit senior housing project, aiming to meet the community's growing demand for assisted living options.

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City Council Approves Transfer of Retired K9 Officer Caesar to Handler Jesse City Council authorizes transfer of retired K9 officer Caesar for personal ownership.

In a touching display of loyalty, Prescott City Council voted unanimously to transfer retired K-9 officer Caesar to his handler, Officer Jesse Neely, for just a dollar, marking the start of a new chapter filled with love.

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Council Approves McGee Park Bridge Plans and Public Facilities Needs Assessment Update The council approved plans for McGee Park and updated impact fees for multifamily units.

Exciting developments are on the horizon for Prescott as the City Council greenlights a new pedestrian bridge and essential water infrastructure improvements at McGee Park!

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City Council Votes to Vacate Alleyway Between Kinnickinnick and Walnut Street Council proceeds with alleyway vacation after homeowners voice concerns about property lines.

The Prescott City Council is set to vacate an alleyway, but residents are raising important questions about property lines that could reshape their neighborhood.

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City planners propose ten-year traffic management plan incorporating accident heat maps Planners aim to integrate traffic functional classifications and accident data into future strategies.

Prescott is taking a bold step towards safer roads with a new ten-year traffic management plan that targets accident hotspots and congestion issues.

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Prescott reviews outdated bicycle and pedestrian plan for necessary updates City Council discusses updating Prescott's bicycle and pedestrian plan from 2015 for relevance.

Prescott is finally tackling its outdated bicycle and pedestrian plan from 2015 to enhance safety and accessibility for all residents!

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City Council approves special event permits for Freedom Park and Lake Street celebrations Council approves consent agenda including permits for upcoming events at Freedom Park and Lake Street.

Prescott's City Council just greenlit exciting summer events, including a heartfelt memorial service and a spectacular Fourth of July celebration!

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Prescott City Council discusses eco village collaboration and housing initiatives Council evaluates eco village development and housing strategies for low-income families.

Prescott's Planning Commission is paving the way for sustainable living by collaborating with Habitat for Humanity to create an eco-village for low-income families!

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Prescott residents express concerns on housing and environmental issues in city survey Survey reveals Prescott residents prioritize housing variety and environmental protection efforts.

Prescott residents are sounding the alarm on housing shortages and environmental threats—will their voices be heard?

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Planning Committee discusses housing density and affordability in Prescott Planning Committee reviews housing market dynamics, affordability challenges, and future development strategies.

Prescott's Planning Commission is tackling urgent housing issues, from affordability crises to innovative solutions like accessory dwelling units—what does the future hold for the community?

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Council approves $2B road overlay project bid from Monarch Paving for $463K Council recommends awarding Monarch Paving the bid for the $2 billion overlay project.

Prescott City Council has approved a groundbreaking $2 million road overlay project to pave the way for improved local infrastructure and safer streets.

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Prescott officials challenge census data amid concerns over population decline Prescott leaders express skepticism over 2020 census projections indicating population decrease.

City officials in Prescott are grappling with alarming population declines and questioning the accuracy of census data that could shape the future of their community.

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Prescott Planning Commission outlines community design and farmland preservation goals Commission emphasizes community design and sustainable practices in Prescott's comprehensive plan updates.

Prescott's Planning Commission is on a mission to blend historic charm with modern needs while safeguarding its prime farmland—how will they shape the future of your community?

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Prescott Council approves certified survey map amid land access concerns Council approves survey map while discussing potential land locking issues and easements.

A crucial debate at Prescott City Hall could redefine land access for a pivotal 5-acre parcel, raising questions about future development and community planning.

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Landmark Conservancy acquires 72 acres for Coulee River Trails preservation Council reviews transfer of 5.73 acres amid Coulee River conservation efforts.

Major changes are on the horizon for Prescott as the Planning Commission grapples with the implications of a land division that could reshape local conservation efforts and accessibility.

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Planning Commission approves RV ordinance amendments and Dexter Street dedication Commission finalizes RV habitation limits and recommends public right of way for Dexter Street.

Prescott's Planning Commission just approved crucial updates to RV habitation rules and dedicated a segment of Dexter Street for public access, paving the way for enhanced community development!

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City Council approves $1M bid for Prescott Riverfront Phase 2 project to Haas Sons Prescott City Council awards $1,066,667 contract for Riverfront Phase 2 to Haas Sons Incorporated.

Prescott City Council has just approved a $1M contract for the Riverfront Phase 2 project, promising exciting enhancements to the community!

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Prescott proposes new regulations on RVs and vehicle parking in residential areas Plan Commission reviews ordinance limiting vehicles and RVs parked in Prescott neighborhoods.

Proposed changes to Prescott's parking regulations could reshape the way RVs and vehicles are parked in your neighborhood—are you ready for the new rules?

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Prescott City Council approves updates to outdoor recreation plan and park name changes Public comments praise new sidewalks, enhancing community connectivity and outdoor recreation plans.

Prescott residents are celebrating new sidewalks and exciting updates to outdoor recreation plans that promise to transform community connectivity!

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