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Notice of Resident-Hosted Information Session on Blue Spring Lake wake issues, as presented by Blue Spring Lake residents via Zoom: NOTICE OF POSSIBLE QUORUM OF TOWN BOARD MEMBERS ATTENDING A GENERAL INFORMATION MEETING REGARDING BLUE SPRING LAKE ISSUES.   This Notice is being provided to alert the public that it is possible that a quorum of the Palmyra Town Board may be in attendance at an Information Session being hosted by a group of concerned residents of Blue Spring Lake.  This information meeting is in addition to the Special Meeting scheduled for December 7, 2024 at the Palmyra-Eagle School District Office.  Please be informed that attendance by the Town Board would merely be for information gathering/educational purposes, and no action will be taken by the Town Board.  The infomational meeting will be held via Zoom, with login information below.  The information meeting is scheduled for December 4, 2024.  (Please note, the informational Zoom meeting is scheduled for December 4th and the in-person Blue Spring Lake Association meeting is scheduled for December 7)   Please see the description of the Zoom meeting below, as described by the hosting residents.   In advance of the upcoming special meeting, a group of concerned residents have scheduled a second information session Wednesday night from 6pm-7pm on Zoom with the Last Wilderness Alliance to educate lake residents on the issues involved. The Last Wilderness Alliance has assisted other lake towns and municipalities across the state of Wisconsin prohibit or restrict wake-enhanced boating to protect our shorelines, lake bottoms, and aquatic habitats.  This presentation will address: ·         A brief education on wake boat operation and equipment ·         Environmental and safety issues related to wake boat operation ·         Drafting a local ordinance related to restricting certain artificial wake enhancement   Please join us Wednesday (December 4) from 6pm-7pm to learn about the environmental and safety issues related to wake-enhanced boating.   Wednesday Night 6pm Zoom Meeting Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89465359142?pwd=KD2YuE3io9wVR7CvKdZDAFVvjjbvo3.1   Thank you, Ryan Tobiasz W1172 South Shore Drive

WISER broadband survey

Jefferson County and Wisconsin Broadband Office Need Survey Data for Expansion

 

Jefferson, Wis. – Jefferson County and the Wisconsin Broadband Office, to better understand network performance, are encouraging all households to take the Wisconsin Internet Self-Report (WISER) survey. This information will help shape the state’s and Jefferson County’s internet planning efforts.

WISER is an online survey with a speed test. It is designed to capture the complexity of residents’ experience with internet service or lack thereof (e.g., service quality, cost burden, and more). Through this collaborative effort with all Wisconsin residents, the state and county will be able to further improve internet access and understand associated costs. The survey will assist in locating areas where internet is unavailable, unreliable, and/or unaffordable. WISER is confidential and the number of responses will be visualized in an online mapping tool.

“Wisconsin is set to receive $1 billion or more in broadband grants, and this information will position Jefferson County to get better and more targeted expansion,” said Jefferson County Administrator Ben Wehmeier. “This confidential survey is an important tool that I encourage everyone to spend a few minutes filling out.”

The WISER survey is available online at https://maps.psc.wi.gov/apps/WISER/index.html or via phone by calling (608) 261-6026.