Revisions made to the Public Safety Department’s structure, the village board agreed to amend the overtime policy in the personnel handbook.

Minimum off-street parking requirements for restaurants, taverns, supper clubs, cocktail lounges and nightclubs are being relaxed under a new ordinance.

Plans are in the works for Ashwaubenon to celebrate its sesquicentennial (150 years) anniversary next year, as discussed by the village board.

A revised site plan to construct a second Bohemian Park apartment building with one less floor than originally planned, was approved Aug. 24.

Absent an upward spike COVID-19 since the last school board meeting, the district will begin classes this week with masks being optional.

As of Aug. 11, the Ashwaubenon School District encouraged students and staff to wear masks for the 2021-22 school year but not to require them.

After meeting in closed session last month, the village board agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by two former public safety officers who alleged they did not receive their full retirement payout, Village Manager Joel Gregozeski said.

Minimum off street parking requirements for restaurants, taverns, supper clubs, lounges and nightclubs would be more relaxed under a recommendation.

The village’s Plan Review Committee and Plan Commission discussed earlier this month a revised site plan of a second Bohemian Park apartment building.

Following Gov. Tony Evers’ announcement of $10 million in grants available for tourism-related investment projects, Discover Green Bay will seek $2 million to help build a new visitor center.