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The bill would require IG to live locally and shift appointment power to independent panel, pending 2026 voter approval. -
The Republican councilman is reaching out to Democrats to back the proposal. -
Klausmeier’s nominee did not pick up key support following Tuesday’s public hearing. -
Opponents cite community concerns, while county officials say the project will help meet federal housing obligations. -
It’s a rebuke of the open search called for by Klausmeier. -
Council members from both parties support Madigan's continued role.
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The legislation throws into question localities’ rights when regulating solar facilities. -
The County Council wants to make it harder to change the URDL. -
Councilman could not get enough support to shift the choice from county executive to the County Council. -
Community mailboxes being targeted.
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