I don't expect Robin Vos to be there defending anti-city GOP attitudes and budget-cutting that slashed Governor Evers' initiative to remove lead from Milwaukee drinking water.
But I'm glad to see a state water task force which has been looking into rampant rural drinking water contamination - - but not yet in CAFO-laden Kewaunee County - - will finally bring a public hearing to Milwaukee Tuesday, Aug. 13.
The location: the Wisconsin Room, a second-floor hall at the UWM Student Union which has large capacity. The building is well-served by transit, something else state Republicans do not like.
Note that the hearing is scheduled to run for about three hours, while a recent session in Racine went on for more than five.
The format calls for public testimony after experts have presented facts.
Full details below:
The committee will hold a public hearing on the following items at the time specified below:
Tuesday, August 13, 2019 12:15 PM UW-Milwaukee Student Union Wisconsin Room 2200 East Kenwood Blvd. Milwaukee, WI 53211
Department of Health Services and Department of Natural Resources
Dr. Jonathan Meiman - Chief Medical Officer, Division of Public Health, Steve Elmore - Bureau Director for Drinking Water and Groundwater
American Council of Engineers
Greg Gunderson - Wastewater Team Leader, MSA Professional Services Inc., Steve Wurster - COO, Ruekert Mielke
Milwaukee City Health Department and Milwaukee Water Works
Karen Dettmer - Milwaukee Water Works Superintendent, Jean Schultz - Milwaukee City Health Department
MillerCoors
Diane Wagner - Responsibility & Sustainability Manager at MillerCoors, Joan Giuliani - Milwaukee Brewery Environmental and Sustainability Engineer, Kim Marotta - Global Senior Director Corporate Responsibility and Alcohol Policy at Molson Coors
Milwaukee River Keepers and Milwaukee Water Commons
Cheryl Nenn - Riverkeeper, Milwaukee Riverkeeper, Brenda Coley - Co- Executive Director, Milwaukee Water Commons, Kirsten Shead - Co-Executive Director, Milwaukee Water Commons
But I'm glad to see a state water task force which has been looking into rampant rural drinking water contamination - - but not yet in CAFO-laden Kewaunee County - - will finally bring a public hearing to Milwaukee Tuesday, Aug. 13.
The location: the Wisconsin Room, a second-floor hall at the UWM Student Union which has large capacity. The building is well-served by transit, something else state Republicans do not like.
Note that the hearing is scheduled to run for about three hours, while a recent session in Racine went on for more than five.
The format calls for public testimony after experts have presented facts.
Full details below:
PUBLIC HEARINGSpeaker's Task Force on Water Quality
The committee will hold a public hearing on the following items at the time specified below:
Tuesday, August 13, 2019 12:15 PM UW-Milwaukee Student Union Wisconsin Room 2200 East Kenwood Blvd. Milwaukee, WI 53211
Department of Health Services and Department of Natural Resources
Dr. Jonathan Meiman - Chief Medical Officer, Division of Public Health, Steve Elmore - Bureau Director for Drinking Water and Groundwater
American Council of Engineers
Greg Gunderson - Wastewater Team Leader, MSA Professional Services Inc., Steve Wurster - COO, Ruekert Mielke
Milwaukee City Health Department and Milwaukee Water Works
Karen Dettmer - Milwaukee Water Works Superintendent, Jean Schultz - Milwaukee City Health Department
MillerCoors
Diane Wagner - Responsibility & Sustainability Manager at MillerCoors, Joan Giuliani - Milwaukee Brewery Environmental and Sustainability Engineer, Kim Marotta - Global Senior Director Corporate Responsibility and Alcohol Policy at Molson Coors
Milwaukee River Keepers and Milwaukee Water Commons
Cheryl Nenn - Riverkeeper, Milwaukee Riverkeeper, Brenda Coley - Co- Executive Director, Milwaukee Water Commons, Kirsten Shead - Co-Executive Director, Milwaukee Water Commons
Invited testimony will begin at 12:15PM and is expected to conclude at approximately 3:00PM. Members of the public will have the opportunity to testify at the conclusion of the invited testimony.
________________________ State Representative Todd Novak Chair
________________________ State Representative Todd Novak Chair
Surprisingly Vos did attend the Water Quality Task Force hearing in Stevens Point. I don't know how long he stayed but Wiseye shows him being introduced and he did speak. He didn't say anything beyond platitudes. Why Stevens Point I have no idea.
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