June 24, 2019

Your voice is needed! - 2020-2024 CIP discussion started

You may have seen a post on Facebook post by Bill Connors or read the article in The Star, about the $108 million 2020-2024 Capital Improvement Planning process that started in Sun Prairie.

Everybody wants something and the city needs to continue improving infrastructure and services for all their residents.

Would you like to see improvements to bicycling infrastructure? More on-street bike lanes? More off-street paths connecting to city services (library, pool, parks, ...)? Public bicycle parking? Improved mountain bike (single-track) trails? Winter maintenance of bike infrastructure?

If you answered YES to any of the above, then please participate in the conversation. Reach out to your elected officials (alders) in your district and tell them that you want them to support these initiatives.

Attend upcoming public meetings, Council Of the Whole, or City Council meetings to express your opinion.

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