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Cemetery Commission

June 3, 2024 ·5:30 PM Final

Council Chambers, City Hall

Agenda — 20 items

  1. 1. Call to Order
  2. 2. Public Comment
  3. 3 Comments will be limited to 2 minutes and the Commission will take all comments under advisement at our next meeting.
  4. 3. Approval of Minutes approved Pass
  5. 5 Cemetery Commission Minutes 4.22.24 ID#24-9983 approved Pass
  6. 4. Annual Election of Cemetery Commission Officers
  7. 7 Election of Cemetery Commission President ID#24-9984
  8. 8 Election of Cemetery Commission Vice President. ID#24-9985 approved Pass
  9. 8 Election of Cemetery Commission President ID#24-9984 approved Pass
  10. 5. Reports
  11. a. Cemetery Director's Report
  12. 11 Cemetery Services Summary ID#24-9991
  13. 12 Cemetery Profit & Loss Report ID#24-9989
  14. b. Friends of Prairie Home Cemetery President's Report
  15. c. Cemetery Commission President's Report
  16. d. Alderman's Report
  17. 6. Referrals
  18. 7. Set Next Meeting Date
  19. 8. Adjournment
  20. 19 Please Note: There may be a majority of Council Members attending this meeting. Notice: Any person who has a qualifying disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act that requires that the meeting be accessible or that materials at the meeting be in an accessible format, please contact Prairie Home Cemetery, 48 hours prior to the meeting, at 262-524-3540 or TDD at (800) 947-3529 so that arrangements may be made to accommodate the request. Attend this meeting in person or watch live at https://waukesha.legistar.com/calendar.aspx (due to technical circumstances, the live stream may not always be available).

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