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Topics related to Dane County. This includes county gov’t and places outside of Madison.

Supervisors and Alders raise concerns about UW “Smart” Restart (Updated)

Dane County moved "Forward" and cases spiked, now the UW is going to do a "Smart Restart" with likely similar results. Fancy well branded names can't fool science.
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Dane County Week Ahead 8/24/20

No lull this August, a full round of meetings with full agendas.

Airport PFAS Website

Dane County Regional Airport has created a PFAS Information Web Page, video etc., what can you find there?

Dane County Board Supervisors: Job Center re-opening jeopardizes workers

Here is the letter of concern they wrote to Madison and Dane County Public Health Director Janel Heinrich.

We know what we need to do to curb gun violence

We have all the recommendations, we just don't have the follow through/political will to put the needed money in the budget.
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Dane County Week Ahead 8/17/20

No August lull in county meetings! 

Don’t Count on Trump’s Eviction Moratorium to help you!

I mean, you're not surprised are you?  Fair warning, its empty promises.
WORT

Week of August 10, 2020

Brenda Konkel and Dylan Brogan discuss what is up in the week ahead in local government meetings.
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Dane County Week Ahead 8/10/20

County Board meeting, Public Health giving an update, redistricting and potential decision on size of the county board, and more.

COVID 19 and homelessness, what’s the plan?

So, in this new world we are living in, everything is constantly changing and plans made are reworked as change occurs.  Focusing on the big picture and long term is hard when we don't know what the long term will bring . . . but . . . . there is a train wreck coming.
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Madison Area Round Up Mon 7/20 – Sun 7/26

All the usual updates of upates and round ups of round up - plus a few extra things thrown in.

With reduced jail populations, do we need a new jail?

Thursday the Health and Human Needs Committee voted in favor of halting the jail, jail populations are down at least 40%, Madison police are arresting less people, we have new leadership on the Criminal Justice Council, can we actually bring our ourselves to create real change in the criminal "justice" system?  Will any of this make real, meaningful change?