Development of Sober Living Located in Jefferson County - Request for Proposals
Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Development of sober living facilities.
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Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Development of sober living facilities.
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Census ID
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177064
Employee FTE
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589.1
Population
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86,505
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48 / 100
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This contract outlines the provision of Govinvest's Benchmarking software and associated support services by Carahsoft Technology Corp. to Jefferson County, WI, for a total of $88,025.00. The services include benchmarking software for three years, onboarding, configuration, and training. The term of the agreement is from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2027.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Jefferson County
The meeting included discussions on the development of a referral process for the Pathway Home 6 program, with plans to request a letter of support from the CJCC. The committee addressed Treatment Court operations, focusing on strategies for increasing participant numbers for ATC/DTC regarding OWI 5th and 6th offenses, Diversion Program standards, and the Re-entry track. Additionally, the committee reviewed confinement time and treatment court offers, confirming the application of Hueber/EM privileges for participants serving confinement on multiple sentences.
The committee held a public hearing regarding map amendments to the county zoning ordinance and various requests for conditional use permits. Key discussions included multiple rezoning petitions from agricultural to residential or commercial use, such as property splits for residential lots and business expansion for contractor storage. Additionally, the committee reviewed conditional use permit applications for projects including an accessory dwelling unit, a hunt club lodging facility, a welding business, a cat kennel, and a solar energy facility. The solar energy project proposal faced opposition due to concerns regarding potential glare impacts on the nearby airport.
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The board discussed reports on several drainage systems, covering maintenance updates such as culvert costs and tree removal for Drain 41, assessments for Drain 30, and specific project activities for the Milford Hills area. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved invoices related to Drain 36 and Drain 30.
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