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The City of Madison Clerks Office is a vital administrative hub within the city of Madison, WI. It plays a key role in providing support and oversight for various municipal functions and services, ensuring the smooth operation of local government. From managing elections and voting processes to maintaining important records and documents, the Clerks Office is dedicated to upholding transparency and efficiency in civic affairs. Citizens can rely on this office for accurate information and assistance with a wide range of administrative needs. Generated from the website content

The State of Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is dedicated to safeguarding consumer interests while promoting a robust agricultural sector in Wisconsin. Offering a wide range of services, DATCP encompasses areas such as licensing, consumer protection, agricultural statistics, and information on environmental sustainability practices. With initiatives that support food safety, produce quality, and business development, DATCP engages with various stakeholders, including farmers, businesses, and consumers. The department also works to foster economic development through agritourism and various promotional programs, enhancing the vitality of Wisconsin's agricultural landscape. Generated from the website

Dane County Parks, in collaboration with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the City of Madison, the City of Sun Prairie, and the Dane County Tree Board, is hosting a public information forum on the 2018 Gypsy Moth Suppression Program in Dane County. The forum will provide valuable insights into the biology and life cycle of the gypsy moth, as well as strategies for managing and controlling this tree pest. The program aims to reduce the detrimental effects caused by gypsy moths, such as defoliation and tree mortality, and address allergic reactions experienced by some individuals. The Gypsy Moth Suppression Program will involve the application of Foray, a bacterial insecticide containing Bacillus thuringiensis kurstaki (Btk), via a low-flying airplane in designated treatment blocks. Btk is a naturally occurring strain of soil bacteria that is safe for people, animals, and insects other than caterpillars. Landowners and residents within the proposed treatment blocks have the option to request the exclusion of their properties from the program. Detailed information about the treatment blocks and the process for requesting exclusion can be found on the Dane County website and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources website.Generated from the website