Note that WisCommunity will not be providing live streams of the school board meetings for the time being since the board is meeting in person and we have decided that we will no longer attend in-person government meetings until the pandemic subsides. We will attempt to capture the live stream provided by the school district and post it here later.

I. OPENING ITEMS

A. Call to Order

B. Roll Call and Quorum

A quick update - the canvassed votes are in from all 72 counties in the state. The final unofficial count indicates that Biden has increased his lead in Wisconsin by 181 votes, and won by 20,608. These canvassed votes have not yet been made official by the state. The clock is ticking for the Trump campaign to file for a recount by 5 PM tomorrow, either for a full recount of the state or a more limited recount of a few counties.

MADISON, WI – In the week after the presidential election, misinformation has circulated on social media and political websites raising unfounded rumors about the integrity of Wisconsin’s election results.

These are the items on the agenda for this meeting. The full meeting packet is attached below.

In accordance with the provisions of Section 19.84, Wisconsin Statutes, notice is hereby given that a public meeting of the Dunn County Planning, Resource and Development Committee will be held on Tuesday, November 10, 2020 at 8:30 a.m. The meeting will be held by Teleconference.

The City of Menomonie has announced that city offices will be closed to the public for most purposes starting today, Monday, Nov. 9. The closing is part of an attempt to mitigate the spread of the pandemic. Offices will continue to operate but will be closed for most face-to-face contact unless an appointment is made.

Madison, WI –Wisconsin election officials will be working overtime on Election Night to deliver complete and accurate election results to to the public and the news media, according to the Wisconsin Elections Commission.

MADISON, WI – Wisconsin voters who are voting absentee by mail must act soon, according to the Wisconsin Elections Commission.

In accordance with the guidelines from the Dunn County Health Department, in-person attendance for the public Board meeting will be limited to 25 people. It is anticipated that there will be 14 spaces available for members of the public. The meeting will also be live-streamed on this page, Facebook Live, and YouTube.

This is the last Presidential Debate for this election since the original 2nd debate was canceled after President Trump became ill with COVID-19 and refused to do the debate in a virtual format. Tonight's debate will be slightly different than the first since the committee has decided that microphones for the candidates will be muted during parts of  the debate to keep them from talking over their opponent and the moderator.

The debate begins at 7 PM Central Time.