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Published: Jul 20, 2026

Public SafetyInfrastructure

City Approves Agreement for Urban Search and Rescue Services

The City Council approved Resolution 2026-103, an agreement with the State of Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs Division of Emergency Management for urban search and rescue emergency response services. The Beloit Fire Department has been a participating agency since the program's inception. This renewal allows Beloit personnel to continue participating in the specialized team, which provides advanced training. The city aims to increase the number of rescue technicians through this program. The agreement ensures that specialized training and capabilities are available to the community even when not deployed elsewhere.

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Disabled Parking Spaces to be Added on East Grand Avenue

The City Council approved Ordinance Number 3919, which adds disabled parking spaces on East Grand Avenue between State Street and Pleasant Street. This ordinance mandates two disabled parking spaces on each side of the block, totaling four spaces. This addition is a requirement of the Public Right-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (ProWag) based on the number of parking spaces around the block perimeter. The Traffic Review Committee unanimously recommended approval of the ordinance. The ordinance passed after a motion to suspend the rules for the second reading and a subsequent motion to approve the ordinance.

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

New School Crossing Proposed for Townline Avenue Near New York County First School

The City Council is considering Ordinance Number 3920, which proposes adding a school crossing on Townline Avenue between Prof Street and Whipple Street. This proposal stems from a concerned parent's request regarding student safety near New York County First School. Engineering determined that the installation of a pedestrian-activated Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) is warranted, as the calculated number of pedestrians crossing (81, counting children as two and adults as one) exceeds the threshold of 20. The principal of the school has agreed to work with students on safe crossing practices. The Traffic Review Committee unanimously recommended approval. This was the first reading of the ordinance, and it was laid over for a second reading.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

City Council Approves Zoning Map Amendment for Hickory Drive Properties

The City Council gave a second reading and approved Ordinance Number 3916, which amends the zoning district map for properties located at 2209 and 2217 Hickory Drive. The ordinance passed with a motion and second.

Community DevelopmentOther

Council Members Share Updates on Community Events, Storm Relief, and Local Activities

Councilor Forbeck highlighted the upcoming Summer Gospel Camp on Sunday at the pavilion in Riverside Park, starting at 2 p.m. with performances around 3 p.m., featuring local groups and food and drink. He also shared an anecdote about a fabulous big band dance concert by Beloit College students, with proceeds going to the American Princess Center, and read the names of the participating students. Councilor Don reminded attendees about the importance of knowing neighbors for survival during hot weather and the benefits of N95 masks. Councilor White informed the public about FEMA assistance following major storms on April 17th, detailing how to file claims for damage caused by destructive storms, flooding, and hail, and provided details on the FEMA service office in Janesville. Councilor Don then announced a special preschool story time at Bloyd Public Library on Wednesday featuring players from Beloit Skyfire baseball team, aimed at children ages 2-6.

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