In May, as the state Legislature’s Republican-controlled budget committee considered a plan to spend far less on education than what Democrat Gov. Tony Evers proposed, Sheila Plotkin started filing public records requests.
The behavior of public employees on the job is subject to public scrutiny in nearly every circumstance under Wisconsin law.
When the Oconto Police and Fire Commission said in April that it had interviewed two finalists for the open position of chief of police, Kent Tempus of the Oconto County Reporter asked who the finalists were.
We suppose if you really want to get your news straight from the source, one way to do so would be to let your government officials write the news for you.
It’s time for leaders on the Sauk County Board to take control of the search for an administrative coordinator.
To Gov. Scott Walker and the Wisconsin Legislature:
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