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Brown County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Brown County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Brown County is outfitting lake patrol officers with new bodycams to keep things transparent on the water. It’s a move to make sure interactions are documented and everyone stays accountable.
Brown County is hosting a public hearing on June 18 to talk about how they enforce building codes. If you're worried about property standards or how local development is being handled in your neighborhood, this is your chance to weigh in.
The Parks & Rec board is holding a public meeting on June 17 to discuss the future of our local trails and playgrounds. If you want a say in how our parks are maintained or updated, this is your best chance to be heard.
City Hall and the local landfill are taking a break for Juneteenth on June 19th. Make sure to check your trash schedule so you don't end up with a full bin on the curb.
Brown County is hosting a special hearing on July 6th to discuss potential zoning changes that could alter your neighborhood's landscape. If you want a say in what gets built near your home, you need to show up and make your voice heard.
The Brown County Zoning Board is meeting on June 9th to vote on new rules that could change what gets built in your backyard. It’s a low-key meeting, but the decisions made here will directly affect your property value and neighborhood vibe.
The Parks & Rec board is holding a public meeting on June 9th to chat about our local trails and playgrounds. If you’ve got opinions on how our parks should look or function, this is your best shot to get them on the record.
Brown County Commissioners are meeting on June 8th, and it's a good time to see if they're making any decisions that could impact your daily life or wallet. Take a quick look at the agenda to make sure your neighborhood isn't on the chopping block.
The Brown County airport board is meeting on June 3rd to hash out future operations and spending. If you fly out of the local airport or care about where your tax dollars go, it’s worth keeping an eye on what they decide.
The Brown County Zoning Board is meeting on June 9th to decide on land-use changes that could shift the look and feel of your neighborhood. It’s your best chance to speak up before new developments get the green light.
The former Bangs police chief is suing the city, claiming he was canned for speaking out. This legal drama could drag on, costing taxpayers money and leaving the police department in a leadership vacuum.
Winter weather is wreaking havoc on city operations today, so don't head out without checking the schedule first. Save yourself a headache and double-check if your destination is actually open before you brave the cold.
Tom Munson is officially stepping in as the new Brown County Judge following his primary victory. This change marks a shift in local leadership that could impact how our county government operates moving forward.