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Gays Mills will host a small town forum on August 29
small town forum

GAYS MILLS - A Small Community Forum will take place in Gays Mills on Tuesday, August 29, 2017. The event will be held at the Gays Mills Community Commerce Center, located at 16381 State Highway 131.

Small communities have unique issues and needs that are often very different from those of larger communities. These regional forums are designed to bring together people involved and interested in promoting, enhancing and preserving Wisconsin’s small communities.

If you live in, work in, or help shape communities with populations of 2,500 or fewer, attend a session near you to learn through case studies, roundtables and discussion groups. Come with examples of local and regional success stories, as well as challenges, and be prepared to share with and learn from colleagues and friends. Everyone in the community and region is invited!

Who should attend? Community leaders, elected officials, volunteers, business leaders, educators, local and regional economic development, civic, and planning organizations.

The meetings are sponsored by Governor Walker’s ‘Wisconsin Economic Development Council;’ and League of Wisconsin Municipalities, www.lwm-info.org; University of Wisconsin - Extension, cced.ces.uwex.edu; United States Department of Agriculture, www.rd.usda.gov/wi; Wisconsin Downtown Action Council; www.wisconsindowntown.org; and Wisconsin Rural Partners; www.wirural.org.

The registration fee is $20 per person, and lunch is included. Space is limited so register early. You can register online at http://wisconsindowntown.org /smalltownforum, or mail the following information and a check made payable to ‘Wisconsin Downtown Action Council’ to:

Milwaukee Downtown

c/o Beth Weirick

600 East Wells Street

Milwaukee, WI 53202

Information to provide: name, community, address, zip, daytime phone, e-mail, and indicate you plan to attend the forum in Gays Mills on  Tuesday, August 29, 2017.