Committee recommended the 2027–2031 Public Works capital plan and the 2027 operating budget to finance and personnel and common council, added up to $22,500 for on‑street accessible parking stalls in 2027, and directed staff to prepare sidewalk policy options for the next meeting. Staff also highlighted personnel requests including an assistant city engineer and a new fleet manager.

The Middleton Public Works Committee recommended selecting SRF to perform a Century Avenue road‑diet study; the motion included a not‑to‑exceed $40,000 cap and will be forwarded to the common council for final approval of the agreement.

Middleton’s utility manager presented the sewer utility annual report and the 2025 Consumer Confidence Report, discussed low‑level PFAS detections, a single lead test above the action level, and the city’s ongoing lead service line inventory (LSLI) work and regulatory deadlines.

The Middleton Public Works Committee voted to recommend awarding the Well 5 rehabilitation construction contract to Olympic Builders for $2,069,155 and to recommend a construction‑period services task order with Strand Associates. Staff and Strand representatives described the work as a continuation of the Well 5 rehab and said the DNR has imposed,

City council discusses road diet impacts on safety and public works budget approval.

Committee discusses budget priorities and seeks to enhance communication on public works projects.

Committee supports policy draft aimed at enhancing Milton's public accessibility for residents.

Committee approves $544,000 bid award for Wolf Paving's resurfacing project in 2025.

Council votes to approve revised engineer report and final assessments for reconstruction efforts.