Common Council
The Monroe Common Council held a meeting that included a lengthy public hearing and vote that effectively set the city's fluoridation level to zero after debate and public comment; the council also approved a wellhead protection overlay district, equipment purchases, and several temporary licenses before adjourning to closed session on a TID/developer matter.
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