City of
Madison

District 6

Alder Marsha A. Rummel

Alder Marsha A. Rummel

Alder Marsha A. Rummel

Contact Information

Home Address:

1029 Spaight St # 6C
Madison , WI 53703

Council Office

Common Council Office:
210 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd
Room 417
Madison, WI 53703
Phone: (608) 266-4071
Fax: (608) 267-8669
WI Relay Service

Alder Rummel’s Updates

Tag: Voting

D6 Items of Interest Week of October 10, 2016

October 9, 2016 10:02 PM
Highlights this week include the Board of Estimates review of the 2017 Executive Operating budget beginning Monday. On Thursday, the MPD Ad Hoc Committee Review Committee will continue to interview applicants to conduct the study of police policies and procedures. If you have time to help people … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Voting, Sustainability, Trees, Homeless Day Resource Center, Operating Budget

D6 Items of Interest Week of April 3, 2017

April 2, 2017 8:18 PM
Highlights: Banzo Shuk received their Class B Beer, Class C Wine license on 9/6/16 from ALRC. The license was never activated because the establishment is located in the NMX Zoning district which requires a conditional use permit to allow a licensed establishment and a conditional use for outdoor … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Central Park, Central Park, Dog Parks, Dog Parks, Emerald Ash Borer, Emerald Ash Borer, Garver Feed Mill, Garver Feed Mill, Goodman Community Center, Goodman Community Center, Historic Preservation, Historic Preservation, Homeless Day Resource Center, Homeless Day Resource Center, Judge Doyle Square, Judge Doyle Square, Landmarks Committee, Landmarks Committee, Liquor License, Liquor License, Madison Police Dept., Madison Police Dept., Marquette Neighborhood Association, Marquette Neighborhood Association, Olbrich Park, Olbrich Park, Parks and open space, Parks and open space, Public Market District, Public Market District, Voting, Voting, Waubesa St, Waubesa St, Williamson Street, Williamson Street, Yahara Place Park, Yahara Place Park, Central Park, Central Park, Dog Parks, Dog Parks, Emerald Ash Borer, Emerald Ash Borer, Garver Feed Mill, Garver Feed Mill, Goodman Community Center, Goodman Community Center, Historic Preservation, Historic Preservation, Homeless Day Resource Center, Homeless Day Resource Center, Judge Doyle Square, Judge Doyle Square, Landmarks Committee, Landmarks Committee, Liquor License, Liquor License, Madison Police Dept., Madison Police Dept., Marquette Neighborhood Association, Marquette Neighborhood Association, Olbrich Park, Olbrich Park, Parks and open space, Parks and open space, Public Market District, Public Market District, Voting, Voting, Waubesa St, Waubesa St, Williamson Street, Williamson Street, Yahara Place Park, Yahara Place Park

D6 Items of Interest Week of March 26, 2018

March 24, 2018 9:25 PM
Highlights: Ped Bike Motor Vehicle Commission is taking up two Winnebago St items at their Tuesday meeting. The first is a discussion of Option 1 vs. Option 2 for the reconstruction of Winnebago. Traffic Engineering conducted a parking study and determined the Winnebago St area is parking … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Dog Parks, Homeless Day Resource Center, Homeless services, Liquor License, Madison Police Dept., Marquette Neighborhood Association, Olbrich Park, Parking, Pedestrian and bike safety, President's Work Group on Surveillance, Street Construction, Voting, Winnebago Street, Yahara Place Park

D6 Items of Interest Week of April 2, 2018

March 30, 2018 7:23 PM
Highlights: On Monday learn more about the County proposal to install a boom to trap material as part of a Yahara Place Park shoreline project. Tuesday is Election Day- we are lucky to have great candidates to choose from! There are no city meetings scheduled. On Wednesday, the Beacon, the … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: McPike Park, Atwood Avenue, Breese Stevens Field, Central Park, Homeless Day Resource Center, Homeless services, Pedestrian and bike safety, Street Construction, Sustainability, Voting, Winnebago Street, Yahara Place Park

Absentee ballots for August 14 Primary now available, absentee voting in person starts July 30

June 24, 2018 5:07 PM
Clerk's Office Mailing Absentee Ballots for August Primary Many voters may be planning a vacation for mid-August. Plan ahead to request an absentee ballot for the August 14 Primary Election! The City Clerk’s Office is mailing absentee ballots now, and will continue mailing ballots through … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Voting

D6 Items of Interest Week of August 13, 2018

August 12, 2018 10:54 PM
Highlights: The proposal to authorize a motor vehicle registration fee is at Finance on Monday. Mayor Soglin is proposing to create a $17 fee. Also on Monday, check out the new Mural Alley at the back of the Madison East Shopping Center Monday starting at 5p. Movies, food and more! Tuesday is … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Affordable Housing, East Washington Ave, Fair Oaks Avenue, Hawthorne Library, Liquor License, McPike Park, Motor Vehicle Registration Fee, Olbrich Park, Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee, Placemaking, Public Art, Voting, Winnebago Street

D6 Items of Interest Week of October 15, 2018

October 14, 2018 7:52 PM
Highlights: The City Clerk's Office needs to fill over 3,000 poll worker shifts for Election Day. Hundreds of vacancies remain unfilled. Poll workers are paid an hourly living wage of $13.01. There are three shifts available: 6 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., 1 p.m. to approximately 9:30 p.m., or 6 a.m. to … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Alcohol policy, Breese Stevens Field, Capitol East District, Conditional Use, Flooding, Garver Feed Mill, Historic Preservation Plan, Liquor License, Marling, McPike Park, Milwaukee Street Special Area Plan, Monona Golf Course, Olbrich Park, Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee, Pinney Library, Railroad, Skatepark, Street Construction, Trees, Voting, Water Utility, Weed Spraying, Williamson Street, Wilson Street, Winnebago Street

D6 Items of Interest Week of October 22, 2018

October 20, 2018 11:41 PM
Highlights: Early voting has begun at local libraries around the city, the UW and Edgewood College and the City Clerk’s office. The Clerk was able to fill the 3000 volunteers spots needed. Thank you everyone who responded to the call! Amendments to the operating budget are at Finance on Monday. … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Beacon, Dog Parks, Flooding, Homeless services, Judge Doyle Square, Madison Police Dept., Metro, Monona Golf Course, Olbrich Park, Operating Budget, Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee, Parks and open space, Public Market District, Starkweather Creek, Sustainability, Task Force on Structure of City Government, Transportation, Trees, Voting

D6 Items of Interest Week of November 5, 2018

November 4, 2018 1:50 AM
Highlights: Fall General Election: Tuesday, Nov 6. Public information meeting on Wednesday about Starkweather streambank repair and street reconstruction project. Mayor’s neighborhood conference Saturday November 17 will include a session on community impacts from flooding (see details at the … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Alcohol policy, Atwood Avenue, Beacon, Conditional Use, Confederate monuments in Forest Hill Cemetery, Darbo Drive, Demolition, Dog Parks, Flooding, Historic Preservation, Homeless services, Judge Doyle Square, Madison Police Dept., Milwaukee Street Special Area Plan, Neighborhood Meeting, Parks and open space, Starkweather Creek, Street Construction, TID 37, Trees, Voit Farm, Voting, Water Utility, Worthington Park Neighborhood

D6 Items of Interest Week of November 12, 2018

November 10, 2018 11:07 PM
Highlights: The election last week was a roller coaster of emotions, a nail biter that brought disappointment and joy. There were some amazing firsts: the most women elected to Congress at 123, two Native American women (Kansas and New Mexico) and two Muslim women (one Palestinian-American, one … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Bike Path, Capital Budget, Flooding, Gun Violence prevention, Judge Doyle Square, Liquor License, Operating Budget, Oscar Mayer Strategic Assessment Committee, Voit Farm, Voting

D6 Items of Interest Week of February 18, 2019

February 16, 2019 11:10 PM
Highlights: Make a plan to vote Tuesday if you haven't voted already. On Thursday, I am organizing a neighborhood meeting to discuss the next phase of development at Union Corners, see the end of the blog for more details. The Water Utility reported good news in a press release February … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Alcohol policy, Climate Resilience, Flooding, Liquor License, Neighborhood Meeting, PFAS, Starkweather Creek, Task Force on Structure of City Government, Trees, Truax Field, Union Corners, Voting, Water Utility

D6 Items of Interest Week of March 11, 2019

March 10, 2019 10:52 PM
Highlights: Two meetings Tuesday about new alcohol licenses at the former Plan B site on Willy St and former Chocolaterian space on Atwood. There is a staff presentation Tuesday to alders about possible policy changes to winter parking rules. Neighbors petitioned for reconsideration of the bus … [read more]
Label: Updates
Tags: Alcohol policy, Arts, Atwood Avenue, Breese Stevens Field, Bus Rapid Transit, Capitol East District, Climate Resilience, Demolition, Dog Parks, East Main Street, East Washington Ave, Historic Preservation, Liquor License, Madison Police Dept., Metro, Monona Golf Course, Neighborhood Meeting, Opioid epidemic, Oscar Mayer, PFAS, Public Market District, Snow Emergency, Street Construction, Task Force on Structure of City Government, Transportation, Trees, Voting, Water Utility, Winter Advisory

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