District 2 Blog

In this blog, I provide an overview of the development itself and the municipal process for approving developments, discuss why the Common Council should approve the demolition permit, and share insights on my reasoning for supporting redevelopment.

Hi friends,Today is Election Day! If you have not already voted, make sure to vote today before 7p. Find all information related to voting here: Home (wi.gov).Voter Checklist:What's on my ballot?Where is my polling place?Do I have my ID? Remember…

As some of you are aware, the outlook of the 2025 budget is grim. We find ourselves confronted with a staggering $27 million structural deficit. This structural deficit is the most important issue today and in the foreseeable future.

Snow, MLK Day, and Trains.

Due to expected heavy snowfall and strong blowing snow conditions starting early Friday morning and continuing through Saturday, all non-essential, in-person City services will be suspended on Friday, January 12 and Saturday, January 13. Emergency…

PARK ON THE ODD SIDE OF THE STREET TONIGHT

City to Close Non-Essential Services to the Public Tuesday January 9th Due to Inclement Weather

Hello and HNY everyone! I hope you all had a joyful holiday and feel prepared to take on 2024. This week's updates includes info about a neighborhood meeting this week at 529 University Ave (The Vintage), Crime Incident, and Ald. Slack's Resignation.

Hi friends, I have a few important updates pertaining to downtown and the city in this blog, including updates on the Vintage Redevelopment, State Street Pedestrian Mall Experiment meeting, and State Street Campus Garage Ad Hoc Committee.

Hi friends, There is so much to update you on and not enough time. Please see an overview of tonight's council meeting as there are some important items. And please bear with me and stay tuned for more updates on downtown and the city!