Madison

There's no slowing down this week - plenty of meetings, most of them have their agendas posted, but not all.

Election Day Tuesday, but the Police and Fire Commission will be meeting anyways. Final Urban Forestry Report to be approved, Street Tree Removal on W. Dayton, Health Board discussing PFAS, 5 year Transportation Improvement Plan (i.e. road construction plans), ethics complaint against Mayor Soglin and more.

Completed! Sorry about last week - I taught a seminar, attended one and took a day off an there just wasn't enough time in the week!

So the people in the village who so adamantly oppose the library, will not make a fool of themselves when they try and write...

It's been a while! Here's a few things that landed in front of me in the past week you might be interested in!  Alder community meetings, city updates, community events, free trainings, surveys, focus groups and open houses to give your local government input, etc.

Everything on tonight's agenda will be passed with the recommendations noted on the agenda in one motion except the items people show up to talk about, things alders might pull off the consent agenda at the last minute and the following:

Still catching up on my long list of blogging topics . . . so here some more things you should know that I didn't get to yesterday! More for the "good news" portion of the blog!

At Finance Committee Tuesday night  they will be discussing the revised timeline for the 2021 budget and the city council process. 

No meetings on Monday due to Yom Kippur, joint transportation meeting, council workgroups and three Public Safety Review Committee meetings.

This is the Executive Summary and Recommendations, but the info is a bit confusing.

Here's the video and the speech.

22 County Board Supervisors and Scott McDonell . . . this is from Tuesday, but I doubt it was covered.