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The City of Middleton has officially reorganized its Public Works Director and City Engineer positions, thanks to action taken Jan. 21 by the Middleton Common Council.

MCPASD  board hears reportson special ed, open enrollment 

The City of Middleton is paying a $1,252.82 claim for damages incurred to a vehicle parked on a city street in connection with a Dec. 20 incident in which the vehicle was damaged by the plow.

The Middleton Common Council definitely had Scouting on its mind on Jan. 7, when Mayor Emily Kuhn and alders approved presenting three proclamations — two to new Eagle Scouts and one to a longtime Scout leader.

MADISON – A Middleton woman who stated that she was buying two pistols for herself when she was actually purchasing them for a Madison man, was placed on three years’ probation Friday for lying on federal firearms forms. 

Despite some misgivings by a Middleton Police Department official, the Middleton Common Council on Jan. 7 voted to approve a $41,000 change order from Eagle Point Solar for the Police Station Battery Storage Project.

Despite some misgivings by a Middleton Police Department official, the Middleton Common Council on Jan. 7 voted to approve a $41,000 change order from Eagle Point Solar for the Police Station Battery Storage Project.

Former Middleton Common Council member Julie Brunette received an honorary proclamation on Jan. 7, with members of Middleton’s fire company on hand to salute her special affection for the department. The salute took place as part of the council’s regularly scheduled meeting in honor of Brunette, who died Dec. 18, 2024 just before her 82nd birthday.

TOWN OF MIDDLETON – The Town Board renewed its request for the city of Middleton to stop selling leaded aviation gas at Middleton Municipal Airport-Morey Field in a request last week to fill its 10,000-gallon tank with a new unleaded aviation fuel. 

When new Middleton Police Chief Steven Thompson begins his job in January, his 2025 salary of $140,000 will make him among the top paid officials in the City of Middleton after the Middleton Common Council approved 2.5% cost of living adjustments for all non-represented employees.