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Longest Night Rememberance

For 10 homeless persons who died this year was held on Saturday. Lets hope no more over the next few days with extreme cold and programs closed.

Temp Job to Help End Chronic and Veteran Homelessness?

Registry Week Coordinator Needed:

Tiny Victory for Tiny Houses! (Now with Audio)

Alders Marsha Rummel, Ledell Zellers, Larry Palm, Lisa Subeck and Mike Verveer have proposed an ordinance that would allow tiny homes to be parked somewhere besides the streets. That ordinance went to plan commission last night and was unanimously approved! Plan commission struggled a bit, were unsatisfied with this as a solution, but in the end, knew this was better than nothing, but we were in need of better solutions. Good respectful discussion with a bit of frustration over there not being a bigger and better on-going plan to address the problem.

Monday: Supervisor Willett Motion to Add $36M more for the jail

If you look at the county board budget page, it doesn't appear there is a meeting on Monday 10/30 . . . but there is! And there is a whopper amendment - well, 2 - adding $36M plus interest over 20 years to the $108,000 we're already being asked to pay for!

Bizarro World: System FAIL! Part IV INSANITY!

The continuing saga, just when you think it can't get any worse, hospital refuses to let person with .49 BAC be admitted, wants us to take this person home, when we don't, they call the police and we are asked to leave because it is now a "police investigation" and because we were arguing with the doctor - and asked to speak to his supervisor, twice, the supervisor never appeared. I kid you not. I thought it couldn't get any weirder.

Where do the Homeless Go in this Heat?

Word on the street is that you will get arrested for trespassing if you are in the city-county building and that the city has...

City Week Ahead

Only 15 meetings, holidays are starting early . . .

Gov 2.0 and Madison, Part I: Government as a Platform in Madison

This is Part I of a three part series. What is this Gov 2.0 stuff I’m writing about, and how is it even relevant to Madison? We’ll use Madison Metro as an example application.

Who Owns the City Council?

Chamber of Commerce $12,425 in Spring Campaigns so far . . . no surprises who their candidates are - this council is essentially controlled by them.

City Week Ahead

Yikes, some meetings on the official calendar, others in legistar (if you just look at the first link you wouldn't know Public Safety Review Committee is meeting this week) and many without proper links to the items they will be voting on so you'll have to show up to see what they are talking about . . .

City Attorney has yet another opinion on Koval’s Legal Fees

This time, its 7 pages . . . but still he doesn't look into the Couper case? And, there is a startling conclusion . . . he agrees with himself . . . go figure.

Sue Pastor: Development at all costs . . .

and to hell with democracy and wetlands.