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Join the discussion to improve the economic status of Black Workers in Dane County.

It only took 3 hours, 14 candidates, 2 rounds of voting and 8 alders to decide. In the end, the 14 candidates were reduced to 8, 3 made it to round 2.

Information and resources . . . make sure to check out the fact sheet.

Alder Rebecca Kemble posted this:

Yeah 14. We only have 4 races for 37 county board seats, but when you don't have to campaign, raise money, deal with nastiness, etc. we have plenty of people willing to serve . . . by tomorrow, it will be decided who will be filling this seat.

Um . . . there is nothing on the meetings page, but this is on the Library page.

20 meetings, 30% before 5:00.

19 meetings, 1 cancelled, more to come . . .

Well . . . as they have said to us . . . United Way does. Why United Way? And why are some nonprofits brought to the table and not others? And why not the elected officials in the area around the day center? Not the neighborhood?

One agenda item . . .

Presentations from organizations serving communites of color related to communites of color and policing: - JEMS Enterprises of Madison - Peng Her - Latino Consortium for Change - Freedom Inc. - Justified Anger - Black Lives Matter - Young, Gifted, and Black

County Board votes tonight, Council postpones update for second time, and who cares? You probably should, because we'll probably be forking over another boatload of TIF money and other subsidies to make something happen, lets makes sure its something out community wants and needs.

Sorry, should have done this one earlier this week! You can still make it to 3 of the 4 meetings