Police and Fire Commission
City Hall - Hedgehog Conference Room
Agenda — 14 items
- 1 The Police and Fire Commission meeting was conducted in-person. Members of the public could request access to attend the meeting via video conferencing by emailing Megan Ihrke at ihrkem@cityoflacrosse.org. Members of the public who wished to speak on an agenda item were asked to contact the Commission Secretary by emailing ihrkem@cityoflacrosse.org, calling (608)789-7595, or using the drop box outside of City Hall.
- 1 Draft until approved at the Commission's October 21, 2026 meeting.
- 2 Call to Order
- 3 Roll Call
- 4 Approval of Minutes
- 5 Agenda Items:
- I. Fire Personnel Report - September, 2026
- II. Police Personnel Report - September, 2026
- III. Next meeting: Wednesday, October 21, 2026 at 8:30 a.m.
- 9 Adjournment
- 10 NOTE: The Commission may convene in closed session relative to items I and II pursuant to Wis. Stats. sec. 19.85(1)(c) to discuss employment, promotions and performance evaluation data of a public employee. Following any closed session, the Commission may reconvene in open session.
- 11 Notice is further given that members of other governmental bodies may be present at the above scheduled meeting to gather information about a subject over which they have decision-making responsibility.
- 12 NOTICE TO PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY Requests from persons with a disability who need assistance to participate in this meeting should call the City Clerk's office at (608) 789-7510 or send an email to ADAcityclerk@cityoflacrosse.org, with as much advance notice as possible.
- 13 Police and Fire Commissioners: Doug Happel, Bruce Jentz, Nese Nasif, Joan Parke, and James Szymalak
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