Meeting and Event Highlights for the Week of November 4.

posted 

Hi Everyone,

I don't need to remind you that tomorrow is election day or all that is stake. Many of you have voted already in record-breaking numbers. However, if you haven't voted, polls open tomorrow at 7am and close at 8pm. Exercise your franchise, a precious right in our democracy. Find your polling place here.

Here are this week's updates:

Boards, Commissions, and Committee Meetings

Note: This is not a complete list of meetings for this upcoming week. All meetings and their details can be found at the Meeting Schedule page.

  • Plan Commission: The Plan Commission meeting will take place on Monday, November 4, at 5:30 p.m. in virtual format. Agenda items include development-related requests in Districts 1, 4, 12, 15, 16, and 20. 
  • Board of Health for Madison and Dane County: The Board of Health for Madison and Dane County meeting will take place on Wednesday, November 6, at 5:30 p.m. in the Atrium Community Room at 2300 S. Park St. Agenda items include a Community Health Needs Assessment presentation, as well as updating and including additional fees related to public health regulations.
  • Board of Park Commissioners: The Board of Park Commissioners meeting will take place on Wednesday, November 6, at 6:30 p.m. in virtual format. Agenda items include an informational report regarding the fireworks shows at the Madison Mallards in the 2024 season, as well as an informational presentation on efforts to manage toys left in parks.

If you would like more information about becoming a member of a City board, commission, or committee, please visit the page linked here.

Public Information Meetings (PIMs)

Announcements and News Releases

  • Put Your Pumpkins in Your Leaf Piles: Streets Division crews will collect pumpkins along with your leaves and other yard waste. This includes other compostable decorations like corn stalks and hay. Remove wires, candles, string, electric lights, and similar items and then set your… [posted November 1, 2024]
  • Key Absentee Voting Deadlines: Absentee voting for the November 5 General Election is coming to a close. Voters should be aware of some key deadlines: [posted October 31, 2024]
  • How to Track Your Absentee: The Madison City Clerk’s Office has issued absentee ballots to over 67,000 voters for the November 5 General Election, of which over 58,000 have been returned to be counted. Being able to verify that your absentee has been delivered to the Clerk’s… [posted October 30, 2024]
  • Segment of SW Commuter Path Closed for Concrete Work: Starting at 7am on November 4, CPR Inc will begin reconstructing the eastern ramp of the SW Commuter Path at Midvale Boulevard.  During this work the SW Commuter Path will be closed in both directions from Midvale Boulevard to Hiawatha Drive.… [posted October 29, 2024]
  • Hospitalized Absentee Voting Begins Today: Today is the first day for hospitalized voters to have an absentee ballot delivered to them in the hospital. This process is available until 5 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5.Hospitalized voters can initiate the process by appointing an… [posted October 29, 2024]
  • S Paterson Street Sanitary Sewer Replacement: Project Overview Starting tomorrow, Tuesday, October 29th, work will begin on the sanitary sewer main replacement along S. Paterson St, from E. Washington Ave to Williamson St.  The project is being completed in conjunction with the development… [posted October 28, 2024]
  • Accessible Options for Voting: The City Clerk’s Office want to make sure voters know about accessible options for the November 5 General Election. [posted October 28, 2024]
  • Final Week for Food Scraps Drop-off at Farmers’ Markets: This is the final week to drop off food scraps for composting at the three neighborhood farmers’ markets.  The markets are on Tuesday, October 29, 2024 and Saturday, November 2, 2024. We set a goal of composting 22,000 pounds this year,… [posted October 28, 2024]

Events

  • General Election Day, Tuesday, November 5: Polling places open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.
  • Homebuyer Education Workshop, Saturday, November 9: Take the first step to owning a home and join us in this Home Buyer Education Workshop. This FREE Homebuyer Education workshop takes place in-person at the Atrium Villager Mall (2300 S Park St, Madison, WI) on Saturday, November 09 from 8:30am-3:30pm! Lunch will be provided.
  • Conservation Volunteer Workday | Shift A, Saturday, November 9: Join us for a meaningful day of conservation efforts as we work together to protect and enhance our local conservation park! Your participation is crucial in safeguarding the biodiversity and natural habitats that make our park a haven for wildlife and a treasure for our community.
  • Learn to Nordic Walk, Saturday, November 9: Turn your walk into a full-body workout with Nordic walking!  We've partnered with Madison Nordic Ski Club (MadNorSki) for a free class.  Participants of all ages are welcome and will explore the trails of Warner Park and learn how to use walking poles for a cardio and strength-building workout.  
  • Conservation Volunteer Workday | Shift B, Saturday, November 9: Join us for a meaningful day of conservation efforts as we work together to protect and enhance our local conservation park! Your participation is crucial in safeguarding the biodiversity and natural habitats that make our park a haven for wildlife and a treasure for our community.
  • Bird & Nature Adventures | Owen, Saturday, November 9: Explore Owen Conservation Park on gentle trails through historic oak openings on a hillside with an Ice Age kettle and along restored prairies with beautiful vistas on this high point overlooking the west side of Madison.
  • Bird & Nature Adventures | Turville Point, Sunday, November 10: Masting & Natural Excess ~ Join Master Naturalist Alex Singer for a free family friendly guided walk or enjoy a fall nature walk on your own on beautiful trails at Turville Point Conservation Park. Pretend to be a Squirrel or Blue Jay by looking for acorns to bury in the duff (loose soil) and stash in tree cavities for the winter!  Are they also helping plant new oaks?

For the full list of upcoming events, please visit the City events calendar.  

That's all for now. Fingers crossed. Deep breaths.

Take care, practice kindness, and stay safe,

Tag

 

Was this page helpful to you?
Alder Tag Evers

Alder Tag Evers

District 13
Contact Alder Evers