during the time devoted to concerns of the public, including a check to make sure that two city employees said to be recently injured were getting their medical expenses paid for.

“It’s all going through workmen’s comp as far as I know,” Clerk Thiel stated at Monday’s meeting.

Meanwhile, Meyer also made the request that quarterly finan cial statements be made available for review as well as asking if those charged with preparing property tax matters were skilled at figuring out the mill rate.

Told that it was a state matter decided by worksheet, he was less than pleased.

“So we’re at their mercy…?” he asked of the tax question for local residents vis a vis Madison.

Also on the docket for last Monday’s meeting was the question of a “Knox Box” down at the Community Center, which helps firefighters get into a building without forced entry in the event of an unplanned fire call-(most of them are, after all).

More on the Knox Box story as it gets resolved, dependent upon communication from Market and Johnson as the builder.