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Danger: REPORT Sept. 1, 2021
transportation healthcare education elderly environment
Cultural or Historical Interests
Many people in my community have family backgrounds that span the ages
Community Activities and Services
Folks in my community are active in area service organizations & volunteer activities.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Residents of this area share interests in developing reasonable land use policies that preserve our natural resources. They also want us to find affordable means to provide health, public safety & transportation services.
Community Needs and Concerns
A district here should be made of entire Towns & Villages that share the values & concerns listed above.
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Madison East Siders

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 24, 2021
transportation LGBT+ housing diversity environment
Community Activities and Services
My community is organized around its local parks and the events that take place there: Kennedy Park and North Star Park
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Cherokee Garden

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 23, 2021
renewable resources voting rights education elderly environment
Economic or Environmental Interests
The airport use has a huge impact on our lives. The marsh is a wonderful environment for birds and other wildlife we would like see kept safe. Most residents work in Madison area.
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Vilas Neighborhood

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 23, 2021
housing healthcare diversity education environment
Cultural or Historical Interests
Most of the community has some ties to the University of Wisconsin-Madison--students, faculty, other staff, and alumni. A large part of the community is a historic district. The architecture and residents (age, religion, ethnic background, etc.) are varied.
Community Activities and Services
My community is centered around Vilas Park and Zoo and surrounded by the Monroe, Regent, and Park street business areas. It includes a branch library and two hospitals and related clinics. There are several churches and a synagog, but many if not most of us belong to more distant congregations. Neighborhood House serves primarily the eastern end of the neighborhood. Buses run along Regent, Monroe, Mills, and Park streets but not in the core of the neighborhood.
Economic or Environmental Interests
We share a concern for the natural environment of Lake Wingra, Vilas park, smaller parks, and the University of Wisconsin Arboretum.
Community Needs and Concerns
The busy streets (Park, Regent, Monroe), natural features (Lake Wingra, Wingra Creek), and large institutions (Meriter and St. Mary's hospitals, Edgewood College, clinics) form boundaries of the community. Our shared concerns include protecting the community from the detrimental effects of motor vehicles (noise, air and water pollution, danger to pedestrians, climate change).
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Oregon/Brooklyn

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 22, 2021
housing voting rights education environment suburban
Community Activities and Services
Shopping, recreation, education, healthcare, parks, library
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Monona lakeside community

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 18, 2021
LGBT+ housing education elderly environment
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community is somewhat diverse. Various ethnicities, and sexual orientations. My immediate residence tends to an older age group. 50’s and up
Community Activities and Services
My community is made up of lakefront residents on Lake Monona. We boat and sail in the summers. Local gathering places include Olbrich Gardens, Pinney Library, and local businesses.
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community is on the lakefront. The lake here is very shallow and weed choked. Prevailing winds push sediment full of polluting chemicals to our shore. It’s a great concern to our community.
Community Needs and Concerns
Our community needs a stronger tax base. Currently it is primarily property taxes on residents. There’s not much industrial or retail contribution. I’d draw lines that represent the needs of lakefront owners
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Monona, WI

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 18, 2021
transportation renewable resources crime environment suburban
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community is near a lake and the runoff from lawns & agriculture is a problem
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Western Curve of Beltline

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 18, 2021
transportation housing voting rights diversity affordable
Cultural or Historical Interests
It includes low-income housing (e.g. 7933 Tree Lane, nearby Senior Center, and Wexford Ridge), dense housing (e.g. Tamarack Trails condominiums), multiple apartment buildings (say 4 stories or less), and single family homes.
Community Activities and Services
My community encompasses the southwestern section of the Madison Beltline (includes the interchanges at Gammon Road, Mineral Point Road, Old Sauk Road, and Greenway Blvd). It includes shopping areas, has some elementary schools and a high school, and is served by a Madison Metro Bus Route.
Community Needs and Concerns
One concern is integration across the Beltline for the area around Woodman's West Grocery Store, south on High Point Road to Mid Town Road, west on Junction Ridge Road /Pleasant View Road/County Road M, and north to Middleton.
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Marshall

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 18, 2021
farming
Community Activities and Services
Our neighborhood sticks together. We know, like and support each other.
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community is very rural. We don't associate with Madison and want more freedoms to live life our way and not that of Madison and a big city.
Community Needs and Concerns
County mask mandates and government lockdowns that impact rural communities differently than a big city like Madison.
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Town of Springfield

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 17, 2021
Community Activities and Services
My community is rural. Farm Community with no connection with Cities
Community Needs and Concerns
My fellow farmers need to be represented by rural people and not paired with and dominated by a City.
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Near East Side Madison

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 13, 2021
transportation housing voting rights diversity affordable
Cultural or Historical Interests
Many people in my community are white and skew on the younger side (25-34).
Community Activities and Services
People in my community typically walk, bike, or take the bus to work or school. There are several bars in the neighborhood that people gather in, and they range from dive bar to more classy cocktail bar. There are also coffee shops nearby, and there is a grocery store within a 10-minute walk to many people. Most of the housing in the area is rental housing. Students from the University of Madison tend to be graduate students. Several high-rise buildings are luxury apartments occupied by Epic employees. Downtown Madison is just a 10-minute walk. Healthcare options are near enough to walk to or ride the bus to.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Residents in my area tend to be employed as graduate students at the UW, are young professionals working for Epic, or they are professionals in the service industry. Tourism is a heavy draw for downtown Madison. One issue is trying to create a transportation system that does not force those tourists to bring cars into the congested downtown area.
Community Needs and Concerns
We need to create a transportation system that will last well into the future, be reliable, and get people to where they need to go more effectively and efficiently. We also need to create a homeless services center within reach of those folks who are experiencing homelessness - near downtown. We keep trying to puch these folks to the fringes without supporting them. Part of that support includes meeting them where they are.
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Madison Isthmus

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 13, 2021
transportation housing diversity environment affordable
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community is influenced by its history of one of Madison's earliest neighborhoods. It's history as an industrial area shaped many of the area buildings which now comprise the Third Lake Historic District. A period of decline in the 1960s and 70s, followed by a counter culture revival continue to shape the character of the neighborhood today. Growing popularity of the area is now driving up housing prices and changing the composition of the area.
Community Activities and Services
My community is characterized by many restaurants, shopping, and music festivals both within the neighborhood and because of it's proximity to downtown. Location along Lake Monona also shapes our community through parks, beaches and the Yahara River.
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community borders Lake Monona to the South and includes the Yahara River.
Community Needs and Concerns
My community has common interests with other neighborhoods on the Isthmus in Madison as well as downtown Madison. These neighborhoods are very engaged in civic affairs. They all grapple with growing popularity of the area that, along with City policies, lead to increase in housing and commercial construction. How to accommodate the growing demand while maintaining a high quality of life for all is an ongoing challenge.
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Over 55 group

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 13, 2021
climate voting rights crime gun control
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community consists of an age group of 55 and over.
Community Activities and Services
My community is made of the people who attend Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Verona, WI. The church offers a preschool to the surrounding area, as well as provides various services, such as a food pantry and clothing bank, to the less fortunate.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Water pollution in our rivers and lakes and contaminated wells are a problem in our area.
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University Hill Farms

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 12, 2021
transportation renewable resources gun control elderly environment
Community Activities and Services
This community consists of Hilldale Shopping Mall, a direct bike path to the university of WI, Sequoya Library, Shorewood area.
Economic or Environmental Interests
This community includes Rennebohm Park and has problems with high traffic from the State Office Building and increasing number of apartment buildings.
Community Needs and Concerns
Too many people, very high traffic buses, cars, bikes, skateboards and pedestrians walking and in wheelchairs.
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Town of Springdale

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 10, 2021
parks education farming environment bicycles
Economic or Environmental Interests
Providing peaceful green spaces such as parks and paths for people to use to stay active. Keep housing density and traffic low to maintain a tranquil environment
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Springdale Township

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 9, 2021
housing voting rights mental health education environment
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community is rich in Norwegian heritage. My town identifies with "trolls" as a mythical symbol of our town. My town is very supportive and active in art endeavors (art fair, art walk, gallery night, etc) including live music (Wednesday Night Live and Open Mic).
Community Activities and Services
My community engages in social activities including music venues, festivals, local dining and boutiques, in addition to recreational outlets (parks).
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community values recreational activity. We have a county park and is near a WI State Park. We have a local ski resort, mountain biking trails, hiking trails, lakes for swimming, kayaking and fishing. We have the Military Ridge state trail go through our town. We have a golf course and public pool.
Community Needs and Concerns
I am not sure how to answer this.
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Andreasphere

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 8, 2021
renewable resources healthcare voting rights elderly environment
Cultural or Historical Interests
Agriculture
Community Activities and Services
Parks are important to my community.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Farmers markets. Water quality.
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Eastmorland Community Association

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 8, 2021
Community Activities and Services
Eastmorland Community Association
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New Traditional Sun Prairie

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Danger: REPORT Aug. 4, 2021
transportation housing crime education suburban
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community - Sun Prairie - has evolved over time into an East-West city especially with the development of separate east-west high schools and their corresponding attendance areas. I think that attention should be paid to establishing new supervisory districts that are somewhat sensitive to these established boundaries. Most communities of color (African American and Latino) reside in the center/east and far east side of town. A sizable Asian/Middle East population resides on the west side.
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Mcfarland

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Danger: REPORT July 30, 2021
transportation diversity environment corruption affordable
Cultural or Historical Interests
There's a lot of Lutheran churches in the area, and generally welcoming. The area is predominantly white, English speaking. With the influx of newer residents, more cultural diversity is introduced. Hopefully some of the existing long term residents will embrace more of the change.
Community Activities and Services
Our community is growing quite a bit with all of the new housing developments, and some of the existing residents may not like the change! All in all though, we're a community close to Madison with a lot of people in the Healthcare industry. The schools were all recently renovated, so that's a big draw to live in McFarland. We're also one of the lakes that link together in the area.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Most people are employed in Madison. Quite a few are in the Healthcare industry with area hospitals and the UW being nearby they're a lot of educators in the community as well as for Madison. The area lakes and waterways are polluted and have an overgrowth of algae, especially with a lot of phosphorus that enters into the system. The landfill only has a couple more years to function... and then what!?
Community Needs and Concerns
There are a lot of little communities that should probably just be annexed into surrounding areas like Monona, Stoughton, McFarland, etc... that way the smaller towns, like Blooming Grove, would then be wrapped into McFarland, for example... the kids come to our schools anyways, may as well have them share the tax burden.
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Up and coming

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Danger: REPORT July 29, 2021
housing
Community Activities and Services
To be more sustainable.
Community Needs and Concerns
Rezoning less than 40 acres/ to 10 +.
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Middle west side

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Danger: REPORT July 27, 2021
Community Activities and Services
My community is highly residential but with important commercial areas along Mineral Point, Old Sauk, and Odana Roads. Key gathering places/assets are Memorial High School, Jefferson Middle School, Crestwood and Muir Elementary schools, Sauk Point (library, shops, restaurants), Parkcrest Pool, Owen Park, Garner Park, Oakwood Village. Key large employers are Cuna Mutual, Oakwood Village, Smart Toyota, Navitus.
Community Needs and Concerns
My district (10) was significantly gerrymandered in 2011 by including a string of west-side Madison neighborhoods, along with the Village of Shorewood Hills, into a banana-shaped district that is neither compact nor well-connected.
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Mifflin Area Community

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Danger: REPORT July 21, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Mifflin Street was the epicenter of the anti-war movement in the Midwest in the late 1960s and 1970s. The State Capitol is a beautiful building, the interior of which was restored in the 1990s to honor the history of our state government. State Street and surrounding streets feature notable commercial and residential buildings with plaques describing their place in the history of our city and state. The Overture Center for the Arts is a more recent building of distinction. #AMENDS is a community-based, interactive art project hosted by Madison Museum of Contemporary Art (MMoCA). It brings together artists, community leaders and the public to lay the groundwork for the eradication of racism.
Community Activities and Services
Our community is distinguished by its downtown Madison location near the State Capitol, State Street, the Central Branch of the Madison Public Library and other cultural, governmental and economic resources. It is on the isthmus between Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, and its central location makes it generally accessible to excellent healthcare, the University of Wisconsin-Madison and multiple continuing education opportunities, as well as entertainment, shopping and dining. The many students who live in the area, along with professionals and retired residents, make this a vibrant community.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Our community is the center of state, county and city government. Most residents who are employed work in government, healthcare, education including the UW, and high tech companies, including Epic. Many students who live here work in the service industry, including restaurants. We have a diverse, educated, multilingual and multicultural community. We are fortunate to have many excellent ethnic restaurants. While much of the housing is quite expensive, Capitol Centre Court provides low-income housing designed especially for people with disabilities. Also, the adjacent Bayview area has more affordable housing.
Community Needs and Concerns
Economic and environmental concerns include homelessness, the health of downtown businesses (especially locally owned businesses), and the health of the lakes. The community needs more mixed income housing, better accessibility for people with disabilities, and a neighborhood park that is easily accessible to all ages within a few blocks of the Capitol.
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Foxboro

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Danger: REPORT July 19, 2021
Community Activities and Services
People gather/socialize at churches, restaurants and golf courses. Services include Healthcare, schools and stores.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Water drainage continues to be a concern in our area.
Community Needs and Concerns
Separating Oregon into districts may allow the diverse political spectrum to be better represented.
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Terrace Park

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Danger: REPORT July 19, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community has a strong Norwegian heritage but also a growing Hmong population.
Community Activities and Services
I find myself having to travel to Madison to have community affairs that are engaging. Deforest doesn’t have a vibrant downtown and I’m not a member of a church.
Economic or Environmental Interests
I’m near several wetland and nature preserves. Agricultural runoff is a major concern. Many residents in my neighborhood commute to Madison and transportation can be an issue.
Community Needs and Concerns
Our roads need a ton of work. There’s also no alternative transportation to driving. Most amenities are in Sun Prairie or Deforest.
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Atwood

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Danger: REPORT July 18, 2021
Community Needs and Concerns
Unaffordable housing in madison due to high income people. Madison caters to rich white people and since 2015. Very unfair to us hardworking people who lived here before they came in.
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Outdoor Life

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Danger: REPORT July 16, 2021
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community has an intense interest in keeping the area as rural, as possible. In addition, we have many beautiful, natural resources including rivers, lakes, prairies, savannas, and trails. We must protect these and add more.
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Waunakee Area

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Danger: REPORT July 14, 2021
Community Activities and Services
Waunakee and Westport
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Tweenbush

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Danger: REPORT July 14, 2021
Community Activities and Services
Before COVID, my neighborhood (S. Brooks and High streets, between Delaplaine and Haywood) would get together a couple times a year for a potluck. A lot of us walk or bike in the Arboretum, go to Vilas Zoo, eat at Park Street restaurants. Most of us are working professionals (unsurprising, given housing prices); there are several families with young children.
Community Needs and Concerns
GENTRIFICATION is totally a thing, and it's happening alongside a lot of redevelopment near us.
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Town of Springfield Community neighborhood

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Danger: REPORT July 13, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community is a rural, farming community. The farm I grew up on will be a century farm next year. Many of the people I know come from similar backgrounds--German, Catholic, farmers.
Community Activities and Services
My community is mostly the Town of Springfield/Waunakee. My Church is in the Town of Springfield. I am out in the country, close to lakes & nature.
Economic or Environmental Interests
The community is rural, but close enough to urban areas. There are lot of natural resources--lakes, trees, etc.
Community Needs and Concerns
I would like to see rural areas kept together. People in Madison don't understand the needs of rural people. We want access to medical services, clean water. But don't want a lot of restrictions on what we can do with our own property.
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Brentwood

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Danger: REPORT July 12, 2021
Community Activities and Services
The Lakeview Library is an open institution that serves all our community on the North Side
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community is located near Warner Park, a nature area that is also a community space.
Community Needs and Concerns
Our community has a variety of incomes with a contrast between renters and homeowners in the Brentwood area. Our kids go to the same schools, visit the same library, but the differences in income and racial/ethnic composition are quite stark. We do live within a few blocks of each other on the North Side of Madison. For those of us who are people of color, there is a difference in treatment when we enter some of the shops on the North Side.
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Village of Shorewood Hills

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Danger: REPORT July 12, 2021
Community Activities and Services
My community is the Village of Shorewood Hills and the contigous areas of UW-Madison Eagle Heights/UW Houses, near west side City of Madison neighborhoods of Spring Harbor and Sunset Village, and the Hilldale Shopping Center area..
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Hawks Landing

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Danger: REPORT July 11, 2021
Community Activities and Services
My community consists primarily of older, retired, professionals, who enjoy social activities of local golf courses, and the lifestyle that comes with those activities. We are a quiet community, centrally located to and with easy access to local shopping areas between both Verona and Middleton, WI.
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Committed Community Citizens of Sun Prairie

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Danger: REPORT July 10, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community believes that we share responsibility for not just today, but tomorrow. We help each other to be informed, to participate in the life of the community as deeply as possible, and we seek the diverse representation that reflects our community.
Community Needs and Concerns
Although our community has its roots and many traditions in small town life, rapid growth and social change produced a city with the diversity and the issues of inequality that come when the scale of an organization or community grows. What was unseen becomes visible. We need to address these changes not as a call to the return of small towns, but a chance to address needs that were already there, but in scale seemed more manageable, or where visible differences did not enhance the divisions.
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Northern Dane County Community

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Danger: REPORT July 9, 2021
Community Activities and Services
My community consists of those individuals that send their children to schools in the Lodi Area School district and those that attend St. Olaf parish in De Forest.
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community is located on the edge of Dane County and most individuals work in the Madison area. It is important for us to have county resources spent in our smaller communities to ensure roads are passable for getting to work.
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Springfield community club

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Danger: REPORT July 8, 2021
Community Needs and Concerns
My community is rural, various farming activities is very important to our rural community. Combining cities with rural areas, is wrong.
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Stonefield-Wexford in Madison

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Danger: REPORT July 8, 2021
Community Activities and Services
The community is oriented around several schools, especially Jefferson Middle School and Memorial High School, West Towne Mall and other commercial activity around Gammon Rd, and the Lussier Center.
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Waunakee-Westport

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Danger: REPORT July 8, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
We share history since our settlement crosses borders, and our culture is similar because of shared interests.
Community Activities and Services
My community shares services, school districts and plans for growth together. We share highways and interests and partner in many projects.
Economic or Environmental Interests
Water features are shared, and Six Mile Creek runs though our entire area. Agriculture is very important, as are small businesses, the service industry, and a regional roadway which cuts through us.
Community Needs and Concerns
It is important to keep us together as best as can be done rather than gerrymand us as has been done in the past. We are suburban in nature, but with a rural character we work hard to keep.
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Schenks/Atwood neighborhood

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Danger: REPORT July 8, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My close community is quite gentrified and white. The closer one gets to Lake Monona, there are fewer rental units and larger more expensive housing. Our immediate neighborhood has house values that are increasingly pricing all but the well-to-do out. I'd say that my immediate community is progressive politically. More and more wealthy families with young children are moving in.
Community Activities and Services
Goodman Community Center is a vital member of our community which serves all ages and especially those facing economic hardship. It is the most racially diverse institution in our neighborhood. Pinney and Hawthorne libraries are very important as well. We have a thriving commercial corridor on Atwood Avenue.
Economic or Environmental Interests
We are located near Lake Monona. I believe people are mostly employed in the city of Madison. Our community's run off goes directly into the lake resulting in high levels of weeds and bad smells in the summer. We are home to Kipp Industries which emits air pollution.
Community Needs and Concerns
Our community needs a population reflecting the diversity of our city. We could easily be divided into an all-white, high economic class neighborhood that could be pitted against other communities in Madison.
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Walnut Grove neighborhood

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Danger: REPORT July 7, 2021
Community Activities and Services
Not surprisingly, we do a lot just within about a 1-mile radius of our house: walking the dogs around Walnut Grove Park, going to Alicia Ashman Public Library, visiting friends and family who live nearby (some of whom are on the other side of Gammon or Old Sauk Road), going to restaurants on Mineral Point Road or Old Sauk Road, going to Parkcrest Pool, etc.
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University of Wisconsin Students

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Danger: REPORT July 7, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
My community is made up of students from around the globe attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison. We are all tied together by our university attendance. Most individuals living in my community are 18-24 years old.
Community Activities and Services
My community is made up of college students engaged in learning and growing at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I live at the intersection of Madison between student life and a busy entertainment district. Here, we value health care, affordable schooling, and a safe campus community.
Economic or Environmental Interests
The University of Wisconsin employs most individuals in my community. The preservation of our campus' wildlife at the UW Arboretum and Lakeshore Nature Preserve is essential. Additionally, the health of Lake Mendota and Monona also impact my campus community.
Community Needs and Concerns
Our community should be united together as a campus while maintaining equal representation. We must have access to fair and free voting and we need a representative(s) that support the University of Wisconsin-Madision.
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Town Government

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Danger: REPORT July 7, 2021
Cultural or Historical Interests
Rural people have to be more self supporting with no public transportation or close support. All rural people are my neighbors.
Community Activities and Services
Community interest is rural. In the past Dane County Gerrymandered by reaching out from big cities and taking in smaller Towns. Rural people live out here because we do not like cities. We like and work with other rural people.
Community Needs and Concerns
My community understands farming and the needs of farming. Only Towns and small Villages care about rural values.
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East Madison, Blooming Grove and North Monona

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Danger: REPORT March 11, 2021
Population: 11538
Cultural or Historical Interests
While the neighborhood was traditionally white, working class, it has diversified in recent years to include greater populations of African-Americans, Latinx and Hmong populations. At the same time, blue-collar workers (of all ethnic backgrounds) are recently being replaced with gentrifying professionals of higher income.
Community Activities and Services
Focal points for the neighborhood include Lowell Elementary School, Olbrich Park, Worthington Park, the bike paths, the Atwood Avenue and East Washington Avenue corridors, Woodman's supermarket and the Milwaukee Street Post Office. The Goodman Community Center and the Worthington Park Salvation Army provide a variety of community events and services.
Economic or Environmental Interests
My community was historically a blue-collar working class neighborhood. Over the years, the neighborhood has become gentrified, with segments of the population working well paying professional jobs in the public, health care, education and technology sectors. Other portions of the population are in low-wage, service, construction and industrial jobs.
Community Needs and Concerns
We need representatives that can listen to all segments of our community's population, including people at all points along the economic spectrum and both majority and minority racial, ethnic and language groups.
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