The Madison Forward citizens group will hold a meeting at Madison Library at noon Thursday about a proposal to switch to a council-manager form of government. Another community meeting will be held at noon on July 11 at Madison Library.
The City of Madison last week hosted its first community meeting regarding the switch to a council-manager form of government.
Madison Mayor Paul Finley and Auburn Mayor Ron Anders will be among the guests. Auburn is the largest city in the state with that form of government. Under the current form of government, the mayor does not have a vote at council meetings. That would change under the new format, with the mayor still having ceremonial roles, representing the city at events and meetings with other cities and state officials.
Finley appointed a committee to study the issue last August. The committee said it unanimously supported transitioning to the council-manager format. According to the release, Gaston encouraged the city to recruit applicants who are strong seasoned professionals to apply for the job if residents approve a change in government.
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