Tues-Thursday Round Up
Finishing consulting jobs and having a new full time job is kicking my butt - so here's a whole bunch of things that could be their own post if I had more time. Just a few more weeks and I'll only have one job and a blog!
Weekend & Monday Round Up – April 25 – 27
I think I got it all, but some things may end up in today's round up.
6 Dane County Projects get WHEDA tax credit awards, other don’t (Updated)
The Valor (veterans affordable housing) and Salvation Army not funded at this time, Salvation Army not eligible.
Week of April 27th
Forward Lookout's Brenda Konkel and WORT host Dylan Brogan walk us through this week in (virtual) local government. Development, development, development.
Dane County Board Week Ahead 4/27/20
County Board Chair says, time to get back to business, committees can meet again. 5 are meeting this week.
Dane County Board Chair committee appointments are out
These are the most powerful Dane County Committees and who the Dane County Board Chair Analiese Eicher appointed to each one of them.
Wednesday & Thursday Round Up – 4/22 & 4/23
Updates and round up, random thoughts, city face mask policy, golfing, stormwater, salt, virtual Sustainable Saturday and more.
Tuesday Round Up – 4/21/20
Alder daily round up, homeless services consortium updates and thank you to community, federal eviction moratorium, childcare for essential workers, demolitions and more.
Meet your new Madison and Dane County Leadership
Both the Madison City Council and the Dane County Board elected new leadership yesterday at their "organizational" meetings.
Madison/Dane County, where will you apply for eviction prevention dollars?
The United Way recently gave about $800,000 to over 50 agencies for eviction/homeless prevention. If you are a renter, where will you apply?
Dane County Board to discuss public comment rules for the next two years tonight
The Executive Committee and county board staff made quite a few changes to how the public can give input to the county board. I'm encouraged by the changes so far.
(Adopted?) Dane County Climate Action Plan
Yesterday the plan was "released" and the press release said it was "adopted" on the same day? Beyond that curiosity, what does the plan say?