Tag: Chief Mike Koval
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Who will succeed Mike Koval?
Our guess: someone soft and squishy If an internal name were to be considered by the Police & Fire Commission, one we have heard is Paige Valenta, assistant chief of operations. But she is described as “tough.” That’s a disqualification in this town. Our guess is the progressives who run Madison go outside the department for some…
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Madison seeks felons, squatters, illegal aliens, and addicts to judge the police
Just jonesing to recommend Chief Koval’s dismissal The War on Cops continues apace in the Emerald City, Madison WI. Two developments: First, two excellent sources tell us that Brenda Konkel is about to be named to the nine-member Public Safety Committee. Madame Konkel co-chairs Progressive Dane, which is in league with Freedom Inc. and the…
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Chief Koval: Finally!
Madison Police Chief Mike Koval: Last night (07-02-19), the Common Council voted to approve a contract to keep police officers in our four main high schools. [More here.] I think this is a win for public safety and I am relieved that this process has come to its conclusion. Over the 2018-19 school year: Citations…
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Madison schools playing dangerous game of chicken
Will parents risk showing up at the June 24 Madison school board meeting to fight for their kids’ safety? Who will be the guinea pig? School parent-teacher organizations, print your agendas, call your meetings. You have until September 15 to protect your children if they attend any of Madison’s four main high schools. Because the…
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Got racism? Operators are standing by
The Whitehorse case is in the District attorney’s lap but Madison schools have already vilified the teacher Paddling furiously, Madison Metropolitan School District superintendent Jennifer Cheatham intends to start up a hotline for staff, students, and families to report racism, personal slights, micro-aggressions, and onerous homework assignments. It’s yet another panicked reaction following an incident at…
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Madison school board’s chickens are roosting
Promote victimhood, get victimized Tony Gallli, dean of the Madison’s broadcast journalists at WKOW-TV27, asked our favorite candidate for Madison School Board Seat #4: Any concerns over using a live feed into the MMSD auditorium Monday evening to satisfy the Open Meetings requirement, as the school board met in a room closed to the public? …