District 4 Council Member
Greg Shaw
Madison
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Top issues during term (11)
city council election
The announcement itself won’t move city budgets, though it may bring some campaign spending into the local race.
voter turnout / election engagement
With so few people voting, a tiny group gets to steer how your tax dollars are spent—so most residents have little say in the budget and services they pay for.
city council election candidates
The council sets budgets and spending priorities, so who wins can affect taxes, services, and how city money gets used—though this source doesn’t detail specific financial plans.
state of the city address
No direct dollars are attached to the speech, but it signals where city spending and priorities may go.
city council election runoff
The winner will help steer Madison’s budget and spending choices on growth and roads, though the source doesn’t list a specific dollar amount.
mayoral election
There’s no direct dollar figure here—the financial stakes depend on which candidate wins and what policies they pursue.
university-city school partnerships
No dollar figures are attached yet, so the immediate financial impact is unclear—think shared resources and student opportunities rather than a new line item.
mayor compensation
Your city tax dollars cover that paycheck, and while one salary won't break the budget, it's a recurring line item voters should weigh against everything else the city funds.
municipal election results
No immediate cash hit from the results alone—but the winners’ future votes on taxes, roads, and services will shape what you pay and get.
water fluoridation
The utility may save on fluoride chemicals and equipment, but residents could face higher dental bills if cavities rise.
water fluoridation policy
Your dental bills could go up if cavities rise, while the city may see changes in water treatment costs—so expect the money angle to get argued at City Hall.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Shaw was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found.