Media

Board of Estimates had a special meeting yesterday to get an "update" on Judge Doyle Square. They give us very little information in public . . . then go into closed session. Who knows what they are talking about in all these closed session meetings (every Board of Estimates meeting has gone into closed session on this matter), but I guess we'll find out when they finally ram this thing down the public's throat, with little public input and about 3 days notice of the final "deal" they have worked out.

1 cancellation, 3 additions (two from this morning)

On Wednesday it will be 2 months since Tony Robinson has been shot and the council and mayor have yet to write a no-brainer resolution.

Dispose of your chemically items correctly, please!

Really, they want us to limit ourselves to 2 speakers per agency tonight? Really?

We knew it was coming, but here it is! This is from the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty and explains how we will lose points on our Federal Applications for Affordable Housing.

16 meetings, 1 cancelled, 5 before 5:00.

Sorry - delayed, had computer issues this morning - only one meeting to day tho, first meeting of the Poverty Commission. Full meeting...

A new ordinance introduced to help control the impacts when the water levels are high.

Professor Undercoffler starts it off, talking about his report . .. .

Chairman Urges Board to Approve Infrastructure Appropriation $7.85 Million Needed to Fund Basic Operations Ahead of Annual Borrowing; Spending Already Approved in Capital Budget

County Board Chair Scott McDonell shares his thoughts . . . two year moratorium on sprawl.