Community demands urgent update to sex offender registry map

September 13, 2024 | Village of Greendale, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin

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Community demands urgent update to sex offender registry map

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During a recent government meeting, community concerns regarding public safety and infrastructure were prominently addressed. A resident urged officials to update the sex offender registry map and the Safe Zones map, which has not been revised since 2008. The resident highlighted the need to include Darnell Lane as a safe zone due to its connection to local pathways and the potential risks posed by a nearby sex offender who frequents the area.

The resident expressed frustration over the ongoing safety issues, emphasizing the importance of having an updated map to better protect children and provide the community with a stronger basis for addressing these concerns.

In a contrasting tone, another resident, Mary Grogan, expressed gratitude for the improvements made on Grange Avenue, acknowledging the efforts of local officials in managing construction and enhancing the area’s appearance. She noted that while challenges remained, the community appreciated the progress and support received during the construction period.

The meeting concluded without further public comments, transitioning to standing committee reports, where the Finance Committee was set to present several items for discussion.

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