January 12, 2015

Mayoral candidate discussion

On Monday, February 2nd at 6:30 PM, the Sun Prairie Bicycling Advocacy Group will be hosting an informal discussion in bicycling related topics with the Mayoral candidates for Sun Prairie. Bill Clausius, Paul Esser and Jon Freund have all agreed to attend. The format will be highly informal with the goal to better understand the candidates opinions on bicycling matters. This is a great opportunity to meet your candidates in a casual atmosphere.

I'd like to have an idea of how many of our members plan to attend so we can set a venue. If you're planning to attend, please let me know either on the web page ( www.sunprairiemoves.org ) or on the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/234962053349833/ but not both.

Thanks in advance.

Al Clark

Co-Founder, Sun Prairie Bicycling Advocacy Group

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