Senator Ratcliff Calls for Empowering Local Governments and Strengthening Community Connections
Madison, WI – Senator Melissa Ratcliff (D-Cottage Grove) joined local officials and community leaders today to emphasize the importance of empowering local governments with the tools, trust, and flexibility they need to serve their communities effectively.
It is imperative that local leaders have the tools, flexibility, and authority to make decisions that balance community growth, fairness, and public good. Local leaders are closest to the people and they know how to make decisions that reflect local values and priorities.
Today, in collaboration with Representative Joers (D-Middleton), Senator Ratcliff has introduced two bills that will give our local governments the tools to help improve housing access in their communities as well as strengthen and expand public recreational infrastructure. Strong communities are communities who have livable infrastructure and affordable and accessible housing.
Local governments are on the front lines of critical decisions like infrastructure development and community growth. Senator Ratcliff is honored to work closely with legislative colleagues and local leaders on these bills that represent the kind of forward thinking, collaborative efforts our state needs to grow stronger and more connected.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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