Friends! Early voting starts today @ Traverwood, Mallet’s Creek, Westgate, and City Hall. Vote YES on A & B.

* State-of-the-art Library? Vote YES-YES
* 10K sqft of designed/programed open space? Vote YES-YES
* 100s of units of mixed-income housing? Vote YES-YES
* No new taxes? Vote YES-YES

Ann Arbor law requires soap, toilet paper, tampons, and pads in all public restrooms. Cafes. Restaurants. Schools. Businesses. Everywhere.

Our three year solar/battery anniversary.
Purchased via Ann Arbor's transformational Solarize program, but going forward, residents will be able to enjoy the resiliency of renewables without the upfront costs via the A2 Sustainable Energy Utility!

Shared vision unveiled for new downtown Ann Arbor library, public open space Ann Arbor voters are expected to decide on a new shared vision for downtown library with public open space.

If we will but say "Yes", Ann Arbor can have a new, state-of-the art library, thousands of square feet of public open space, hundreds of income-mixed housing units, small business incubation space, and numerous event/gathering locations — all without raising taxes.

#a2council

AND thank you for asking!

Obvs cuts to research and universities will cause immediate pain to so many and decades of institutional & scientific degradation, but that's the point.

We're on two amicus briefs I think, re funding freeze & birthright citizenship. Briefs often come via email with <24hrs notice and my email isn't monitored 24/7. Bandwidth to eval legal positions is also limited. Generally review is quick but It's different than clicking YES on a MoveOn petition.

Agreeing 100% with the premise that A2 would benefit tremendously from local control of MDOT roads, delivered with fair compensation to A2, I'll just caution that it is a long, MDOT cadenced, mostly backstage process. Staff status reports rather than CC resolutions will be the order of the day.

Good morning, Ann Arbor.