MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – Madison’s Police Civilian Oversight Board postponed its Wednesday night meeting over concerns that its agenda had not been properly posted, sparking a lengthy disagreement with the city attorney over Wisconsin’s Open Meetings Law.
The postponement comes less than a week before the Common Council is scheduled to vote on a resolution to remove Interim Independent Police Monitor Aeiramique Glass.
The board had planned to discuss several items, including an evaluation of Glass and the election of a board chair. Instead, concerns arose during public comment when a resident pointed out that the meeting’s agenda had not been available online at least 24 hours in advance…