Specific issues for the 2009 Door County Legislative Days have yet to be determined.
To provide input on the 2009 Door County Legislative Days agenda, please contact either:
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Rob Burke (920) 746-2260 |
Bill Chaudoir (920) 743-3113 |
TOPICS COVERED AT PREVIOUS LEGISLATIVE DAYS EVENTS
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2007 Door County Legislative Days Topics
1. Expressing sincerest thanks to the Legislature, state agencies, and the Governor’s Office for their collaboration in recent years that has led to several major accomplishments in Door County such as the new Sturgeon Bay bridge, support for the Sturgeon Bay shipbuilding cluster, the expansion of Highway 57, and other projects.
2. Urging Legislative support of specific items in the 2007 Biennial Budget: a. Exempt funding for county-wide ambulance services from state imposed levy limits; b. Support reauthorization of the State Stewardship Fund; c. Support proposed funding for Invasive Species Protection.
3. Requesting state support of local efforts to protect beach water quality and our unique ecosystems.
4. Creation of a statewide program for mandatory registration of underground propane gas lines.
5. Supporting efforts to reform the state’s school funding formulas.
6. Seeking Legislative action to address rising health care costs.
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In 2005, a volunteer committee worked to develop the legislative and state agency agenda topics and issues that were presented in Madison during the 2005 Door County Legislative Days event. A list of those topics and agenda items can be seen below.
The goal of this on-going effort was to educate state lawmakers and agency officials about Door County and to request legislative and state agency action that would help address local issues and concerns.
Download these documents for much more detailed information:
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2005 LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
State AGENCIES AGENDA
Department of Commerce/Wisconsin Housing & Economic Development Authority
Department of Transportation
Department of Administration
Department of Workforce Development
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Tourism
Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
Public Service Commission
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