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How Shorewood’s City Council Limits Zoom Access
Shorewood residents have asked to not only keep Zoom attendance in place, but to add commission meetings, or at minimum a video record to offer options for resident viewing.
Here is why: The nuts and bolts of how the council makes decision on zoning or park matters are assembled at these commission meetings.
Get Smarter: Know Your Rights of Way
“The public rights-of-way within the city, including highways, roads, and streets is necessary to public safety and the proper and efficient maintenance of the roadway” (Shorewood Ordinance Sec 901) If you live on a public road, chances are that there
Get Smarter: Know Your City Government
Most residents are unaware of how their local government functions or how residents are represented. How does it work in Shorewood? Shorewood is a “Class A” city. By law this means that the City Council is comprised of five residents
