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Town of Muwkonago presents 2011 highlights during tonight's annual meeting
The Town of Mukwonago saw a great 2011 and spent time during their annual meeting tonight to showcase just a few of their successes.
Police Chief Tom Czarnecki highlighted the various programs the Police Department were involved in during 2011 including Project Childsafe, Click it or Ticket, Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over as well as handed out Milwaukee Brewers baseball and Green Bay Packers football cards.
The town Parks and Recreation Department reported that 871 adults and children participated in programs last year, ranging from dance, swimming, soccer, baseball, basketball and much more.
Look for the full story in next week’s Mukwonago Chief.
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1 Comments
Wisconsinite - Apr 11, 2012 8:56 PM
Let's say I'm driving in my SUV without my seatbelt on and going 40 MPH. A scooter that was going 35 MPH runs a red light and I hit him. The driver wasn't wearing a helmet. I was not following the law, but the scooter was until he ran the red light. He dies or is crippled and I get a ticket for CLICK IT OR TICKET. Great job Madison!
Laws need to make sense, but as you can see, this one doesn't. And yes... using your seatbelt is wise. I suggest everyone does so. But should we be forced to by the state? I already have a Mom & Dad. I don't want the State to adopt me.
Chief Tom: I'd look to brag about something else. :)
Before anyone asks, yes. I do have both car and a motorcycle and a license to drive them both.