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Oct 12, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Milwaukee County, acting through the County Treasurer, seeks proposals from one or more investment managers for a portion of its operating and capital funds. The engagement covers non-pension funds; pension funds are excluded. Responses call for technical and cost proposals, portfolio-management parameters, and completed response Tables AA and BB.
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Sep 9, 2026
Nov 11, 2026
Seeking proposal for Children’s Long-Term Support Waiver Program Support and Service Coordination.
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Oct 7, 2025
Oct 13, 2026
Acquisition and development of property.
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136508
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924,216
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This Statement of Work No. 1 details the purchase of Salesforce licenses and services by Milwaukee County from Carahsoft Technology Corp. The services include Public Sector Foundation - Advanced, Business Rules Engine, Customer Community, Salesforce Shield, and Government Cloud Plus. The total cost for these services is $131,527.68, with the service period spanning from February 1, 2024, to August 31, 2024.
This document is an Engagement Addendum between Milwaukee County and Carahsoft for the procurement of DocuSign's Licensed Products and Services. It integrates with existing NASPO and State of Wisconsin master agreements, outlining specific terms for service, payment, data handling, security, and support. The addendum establishes an initial 12-month term from November 1, 2022, with options for three additional 12-month extensions. The total cost for the initial term, covering DocuSign Enterprise Pro Edition, Premier Support, DocuSign Retrieve, and SMS Delivery, is $172,946.68.
This document outlines the renewal of DocuSign services between Milwaukee County and Carahsoft Technology Corp. for the period of December 22, 2023, to December 21, 2024. The total contract amount for this renewal term is $179,431.85, as detailed in the attached price quotation and confirmed in the contract form. The agreement references an existing Master Service Agreement and NASPO Contract.
This document serves as a renewal notice and associated quote for DocuSign services between Milwaukee County and Carahsoft Technology Corp. Milwaukee County is exercising its first renewal option for the period of December 22, 2024, to December 21, 2025, for a total amount of $180,381.62. The renewal covers DocuSign Enterprise Pro Edition, Enterprise Premier Support, Multi-Channel Delivery, and DocuSign Retrieve, and references an existing NASPO Contract and Milwaukee County Standard Terms and Conditions.
This document details various purchase order line items for Salesforce software and services, including Sales Cloud, Premier Success Plans, and API calls, from Salesforce Inc. The purchases span multiple purchase orders and delivery dates, with service periods ranging from late 2021 to late 2023. Each line item specifies the product/service, quantity, unit cost, and individual total, but no overarching contract total is provided.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Milwaukee County
The committee reviewed the annual financial audit report and the second quarter dashboard, discussing deficits in behavioral health services, inpatient costs, and fringe benefits. Presentations covered trend analysis, inpatient service metrics, community-based residential services, and various programmatic dashboards including TCM/CCM, CCS, CSP, SUD, and Children's Community Mental Health Services. Additionally, the committee discussed and recommended approval for updates to the Reserve Use Fund Supplemental Guidelines Policy, received an update from the Fiscal Administrator regarding federal awards and waivers, and reviewed quarterly reports on fund transfers and reserve balances.
The committee conducted a review of several draft AMOP procedures. Key actions included the approval of the Drug-Free Workplace and Substance Abuse Procedure, the Telework Policy, and the Travel Preparation and Expense Reporting procedure. The committee also recommended that the FMLA Requests procedure be resubmitted following further legal review.
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The meeting involved the appointment of a member to the Milwaukee County Federated Library System Board of Trustees and the approval of 2026 funds for the Arts. The committee authorized amendments to county ordinances concerning the use of motor vehicles and bicycle riders on the Oak Leaf Trail to improve safety. Several land-use items were addressed, including granting easements to the American Transmission Company and a new storm sewer easement with the City of Wauwatosa. The 2026 Trails Network Plan Update was adopted as an addendum to the Parks 2050 Long-Range Plan. Additionally, the committee passed a resolution requiring reporting for law enforcement staging in parks and another resolution directing the removal of automated license plate reader equipment from park property. An informational report on parking revenue collection was presented, and eComments were entered into the record.
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