Just a note. This past week I have been battling one of the many non-Covid illnesses that are currently circulating. I keep expecting to recover, and yet it continues to linger. I’m at the point where I realize I need to take the day off. […]
Year: 2021
Appleton Seeks Feedback On BIRD Scooters – Should They Stay Or Go?
The city of Appleton is asking for feedback from the public on BIRD scooters. Should they stay or go? Answer the survey here: https://www.appleton.org/Home/Components/News/News/21006/18
Coronavirus Numbers For 10/13/2021
On 10/13/2021 Appleton recorded 36 confirmed coronavirus cases and 12 probable cases. Active cases dropped by 13 to 239. Cases out of isolation rose by 61 to 10,624. Deaths remained unchanged at 70. Appleton’s current 7-day running average of confirmed cases is 24.14 and of […]
Alderperson Alex Schultz’s Invocation At 10/06/2021 Common Council Meeting – “I am proud to have served [in the military] but I probably don’t share that information willingly because I saw things and witnessed things that did not make me proud of my service.”
Alderperson Alex Schultz (District 9) gave the invocation at the 10/06/2021 Common Council meeting. Woodford: “Tonight’s invocation will be delivered by Alderperson Schultz.” Alderperson Schultz: “Thank you, Mayor. I’m gonna sit to make sure the mic picks me up. I actually requested invocation this evening […]
Redistricting Committee Meeting 10/18/2021 – Will Review Two Additional Map Options
And the Appleton redistricting saga continues. On 10/11/2021, the Redistricting Committee voted to recommend the Option D ward and district map for approval; however, they were not entirely satisfied with that choice. There was a sense that they were pushed into that option because it […]
Coronavirus Numbers For 10/12/2021
On 10/12/2021 Appleton recorded 26 confirmed coronavirus cases and 19 probable cases. Active cases rose by by 15 to 252. Cases out of isolation increased by 28 to 10,563. Appleton recorded 2 deaths with/from coronavirus bring our total to 70. Appleton’s current 7-day running average […]
Redistricting Committee Votes To Recommend “Option D” Redistricting Map For Approval – If Approved Three Alderpersons Will Be Drawn Out Of Their Districts
The Redistricting Committee met 10/11/2021. At their previous meeting, the committee had voted on proposed redistricting map “A” which met the statutory requirements for compactness, contiguity, and they believed at the time ideal population. Although not a statutory consideration, this map also hewed most closely […]
Coronavirus Numbers For 10/11/2021
On 10/11/2021 Appleton recorded 26 confirmed cases and 7 probable cases. Active cases dropped by 42 to 237. Cases out of isolation increased by 75 to 10,535, Deaths remained unchanged at 68. The current 7-day running average of confirmed cases is 25.71 and of confirmed […]
Human Resources And Information Technology Committee Meeting 10/13/2021 – Will Vote On Table Of Organization Changes For Two Departments, 3 Year Contract With Fringe Benefit Broker
The Human Resources and Information Technology Committee is meeting 10/13/2021 at 6:30PM. On the agenda are requests to change the table of organization for the CEA and Parking Utility as well as the Human Resources Department. The CEA and Parking Utility changes are due to […]
Safety And Licensing Committee Meeting 10/13/2021 – Action Items All Alcohol Related
The Safety and Licensing Committee meeting is meeting 10/13/2021 at 5:30PM. The action items consist of 5 alcohol related licenses. Information items include updates on the 2022 budgets for the Legal Services Departments, the Police, and the Fire Department. View full meeting details here: https://cityofappleton.legistar.com/MeetingDetail.aspx?ID=880089&GUID=008183EA-046B-4D3C-BEB0-D13572CE6562