What Will the Council Talk About Tonight? (Corrected, Updated)
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:
Capital Budget Presentations – Madison Metro
The bus system.
Common Council Meeting 3/17/20 (UPDATED!)
Live blogged. Will update periodically. Controversial items referred. Will discuss meeting electronically and prohibiting committees from meeting.
TRC Board Rarely Speaks Out About Legislation
But not this time! AB183 Will Harm Both Tenants and Landlords - Tenant Resource Center Board of Directors Speaks Out in Opposition of Bill Being Voted on Tomorrow
Madison City Week Ahead 2/19/24
Only one meeting on Monday and one meeting on Tuesday (election day), the rest of the week looks more normal.
Round Up and Mo’ Meetings
I've combined the two for now . . . they will likely become their own features in the future . . . for those of you who might not remember "Round Up" is a smattering of community announcements that I think will be of interest to Forwardlookout.com readers
James Madison Park Houses
Presentations on the proposals and input from the public from Thursday evening . . . if you're one of the many who left after the questions, you missed the last 20 minutes of discussion and may want to check it out.
Snow Emergency Declared: Park Odd
Here we go . . . winter's here!
Madison City Week Ahead 3/22/21
Finance, Plan, Transportation and several other meetings this week, far fewer than last week but still worth a look!
Bloggity Alders
Do you have one?
5 more changes to the alleged City Week Ahead
4 yesterday, 5 today, that would be what, a C or D if we were giving them a grade based on how well they are doing. Or maybe it should just be an incomplete.
Next Salvo Against the Homeless
I was at the Economic Development Committee yesterday and got a heads up on the next issue to ward off the homeless. You just knew this one was coming . . . remove the State St. benches?