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Bids for the Bayfield County Courthouse dome repair came in higher than first budgeted, and the Board approved reallocating Iron River Garage savings plus $221,075 from fund balance to fully fund the project. Berglund Construction submitted the low combined bid of $895,000 including copper dome replacement, and engineering by C&S Design & Engineering supports doing this work now to avoid future scaffold costs. This establishes Berglund and C&S as key incumbents for historic exterior work, with follow-on needs likely in maintenance, coatings, and related building systems.
Contract Award
$1,763,075Jun 30, 2026The Board endorsed participation in Wisconsin’s 2026 Broadband Expansion Grant program and urged providers and communities to apply for projects in unserved Bayfield County areas. Administration has already contacted Norvado and Bayfield Wireless about submitting applications before the July 27, 2026 deadline. ISPs, engineering firms, and grant writers can partner on last‑mile fiber, fixed wireless, and design work tied to these anticipated applications.
Grant Funding
$60,000,000Jun 30, 2026The Iron River Highway Garage rehabilitation shifted from a metal overclad concept to full tuckpointing, block replacement, new windows, and a new metal roof. Final project costs including contingency are about $579,327, which is below the original $1,000,000 allocation, allowing excess funds to be redirected. This confirms active construction at the garage and signals Bayfield County’s willingness to invest in facility upgrades, with potential for future mechanical, controls, and yard improvements.
Contract Award
$579,327Jun 30, 2026Bayfield County is reviewing 2027 health insurance options after being informed that premiums for its current State Local Deductible Plan will increase by 17.4%, adding about 640,130 in county cost based on current participation. The Personnel narrative outlines alternatives, including switching to a High Deductible Health Plan with a much smaller premium increase and possibly reinstating an employer-funded Health Reimbursement Arrangement to offset higher deductibles, at various funding levels and utilization assumptions. The committee is treating this as informational for now, with a stated goal of balancing superior coverage with cost containment and a plan to revisit decisions in August. This is a live budget planning effort that may involve plan design changes, HRA administration, benefits communication, and employee decision support. Benefits consultants, brokers, HRA administrators, and decision-support platform providers can engage the HR and Personnel leadership now as they analyze options and prepare recommendations for 2027.
Budget Planning
$640,130Jul 2, 2026Bayfield County amended the 2026 Tourism budget to add a $20,000 Enbridge donation for fairgrounds projects, matched by $20,000 in new expenditures. Planned work includes electrical upgrades in multiple barns, sound system work in the office, exhibit hall gate replacements, lumber for barn repairs, shower repairs, new computers for superintendent check-in and judging, and plumbing supplies. This indicates near-term purchasing of building materials, electrical work, IT equipment, and small facility repairs.
Contract Award
$20,000Jun 30, 2026Bayfield County agreed to take over as primary applicant for a $180,774 Wisconsin Coastal Management grant supporting Landmark Conservancy’s purchase of the 132-acre Maxwell property. The County will front grant funds at the August 1, 2026 closing and later seek reimbursement, then ultimately work with DNR and Landmark on transferring the property into the White River Fisheries Area. This sets up long-term needs for land management planning, habitat work, and recreational improvements on a new conservation property.
Grant Funding
$217,524Jun 30, 2026The commission approved new parking rates for events, setting ABSF Birkie event parking at $3,000 per year for 2027-2029 and raising other event parking to $750 per day. ABSF expressed appreciation for a multi-year contract and interest in collaborating on future airport projects like prior tree clearing efforts. This indicates ongoing event operations on airport property that may need traffic control, portable facilities, signage, and site services over the next three years.
Contract Award
$9,000Jun 15, 2026Bayfield County receives about 15000 annually in state-controlled opioid funds, in addition to reduced opioid settlement grant dollars, to support prevention and treatment-related services. The county has contracted with CESA #12 to deliver a prevention curriculum in Bayfield and Washburn schools and is reallocating unused funds to bolster the jail’s reentry program in response to state funding cuts, with any remaining funds possibly going to room and board costs for inpatient treatment. This mix of school-based prevention, correctional reentry support, and treatment assistance indicates a continuing program portfolio that must be refreshed and reported on each year. Vendors offering evidence‑based curricula, reentry case management tools, data tracking for grant reporting, or treatment navigation services may find opportunities as the county adjusts programming to match fluctuating grant levels and coverage gaps.
Grant Funding
$15,000Apr 8, 2026Explore Bayfield County's government projects — free.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Bayfield County, Wisconsin
32 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Washburn
City581 pop.
Town of Tripp
City256 pop.
Town of Russell
City1,632 pop.
Town of Port Wing
City404 pop.
Town of Pilsen
City221 pop.
Town of Oulu
City580 pop.
Town of Orienta
City170 pop.
Town of Namakagon
City327 pop.
Town of Mason
City301 pop.
Town of Lincoln
City262 pop.
Town of Keystone
City393 pop.
Town of Kelly
City450 pop.
Town of Iron River
City1,294 pop.
Town of Hughes
City491 pop.
Town of Grand View
City526 pop.
Town of Eileen
City755 pop.
Town of Drummond
City561 pop.
Town of Delta
City328 pop.
Town of Clover
City271 pop.
Town of Cable
City884 pop.
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