Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Sex Offender Residency Restriction topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Resident urges Weyauwega council to take up proposed sex offender residency restriction ordinance
Summary
At the Jan. 19 meeting, resident Diana Brotherten urged the Weyauwega Common Council to take a proposed sex offender residency restriction ordinance seriously and not dismiss it; the Committee of the Whole reported no discussion of the ordinance at this meeting.
Diana Brotherten used the public comment period at the Jan. 19 Weyauwega Common Council meeting to press council members to consider a proposed sex offender residency restriction ordinance. She told the council she does not want to be dismissed on the matter and urged the body to act rather than delay.
The comment was recorded during the public comment segment; the Committee of the Whole reported no discussion on the ordinance at this meeting. No councilmember moved to place the proposed residency restriction ordinance on an agenda for immediate consideration, and the council did not take formal action on the matter on Jan. 19.
The public comment underscores that at least one resident is seeking a clear timeline or formal next step from city leadership. The council’s calendar shows standing committee meetings and the next council meeting on Feb. 16, but the transcript does not record when or whether the ordinance will be scheduled for review or hearing.
