Milwaukee is witnessing tremendous growth and activity. New buildings, outdoor spaces, attractions, and landscaping are adding to the fabric of our neighborhoods. These awards celebrate the innovative efforts that make our city a great place to live, work, and have fun.
Bill McElroy, Assistant City Engineer for Chippewa Falls, did a great job talking about the good work getting done, “but there’s a long list of other projects that are still waiting.”
"We're in a better position now than we've been in past 15 to 20 years," Mayor Johnson says of the possibility of working with lawmakers in the state Capitol, including Republicans, but acknowledges the political and other difficulties ahead in reaching any deal.
Yes, we do have to do something about shared revenue! @GovEvers is right — local government is where the rubber hits the road. Quality of life services all across Wisconsin depend on common sense approaches from Madison to fund services delivered by local government.
Our president Rob Henken walks our Policy in a Pub attendees through the findings of our new report -- to be released tomorrow -- which finds the fiscal condition of @CityofMKE is approaching "a day of reckoning."
Thanks to all the candidates who threw their hat in the ring this spring cycle!
Democracy only works when there's fair competition in the marketplace of ideas.
Today is Local Election Day in Wisconsin. When you go to cast your ballot, take a look around at your neighbors who have volunteered to operate that polling place and thank them for their service. They are your front line of democracy.
@MikeHaasWi@WI_Elections Mike, didn’t I see a statistic somewhere that said 1 of every 6 election officials in the country is a Wisconsin election official? That’s a pretty people-intense system.
@LeagueWIMunis@WisCounties Wisconsin’s local clerks have been guardians, inventors, mediators and monitors of elections for decades. They deserve all of our thanks for a job well done.