Finance Committee Regular Meeting And Budget Hearing Agenda
The Finance Committee meeting agenda included several items for consideration, such as the carry-forward of subrecipient contracts for HUD-funded grants and an agreement for transportation planning services for the Capital Area Regional Planning Commission. Other topics included the acceptance of federal funding for the RoundTrip TDM program, approval of artwork designs for the Triangle Taking Shape B1 Redevelopment, and contract amendments for sustainability and transit projects. The committee also considered a service contract for emergency radio communications and deliberated on the 2027 Executive Operating Budget. Additionally, the committee addressed facility needs for the Clerk's Office and a real estate purchase agreement for property on Robertson Road during a potential closed session.
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The committee approved the 2027 committee schedule, including the decision to hold the April and September meetings in person, and authorized the 2026-2027 work plan. A presentation was provided regarding the UW Madison Student Housing Development at 919 W Dayton Street and 115 N Mills Street. The committee also reviewed project updates from the University of Wisconsin-Madison concerning various site restoration, facility developments, and the campus framework plan, alongside project updates regarding UW Health.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Madison Common Council Agenda
The Common Council agenda features honoring resolutions for Transgender Day of Remembrance and Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Key items include a public hearing on the 2027 Executive Operating Budget and multiple proposed zoning changes across numerous city districts, involving the conversion of Planned Development districts to various residential classifications.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
Common Council Executive Committee Meeting
The meeting included a status update on the President's work group regarding the Madison Police Department's use of deadly force, deescalation, and body-worn cameras policies and procedures, including a timeline for drafting and adopting new policies. Additionally, the committee discussed the administration project for boards, commissions, and committees, focusing on compliance with federal web accessibility standards for Legistar documents. Future agenda items were also considered.
