At least one human will use AI to notify the Village within 120 seconds of a potential violation. Council also accepted the UB clerk's resignation and ordered speed humps again.
At 8 a.m. Council will convene to consider a resignation, meet with Jim Baldwin about code enforcement, and discuss speed humps.
The signs are coming down ahead of schedule — some of our bescuted friends are still scooting across. Please watch for them, and tell your fellow FOTs.
This just in from Gilmore Clerk Amanda Rommell: Election workers are needed for early voting. You need to do a training on July 9. And you need to be appointed at the next Gilmore Twp board meeting, which is July 14, 5:30 p.m. Early voting shifts can be
You can’t hide, but you can run! What better way to celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday than to throw your hat (tricorn or tinfoil) into the ring to serve on the Village Council. Or just show up to vote. Check back on this page for hot election takes and updates as they occur.
A report on the June 18, 2026, regular council meeting
The “Elberta Commons” project timeline, tree removals, the code enforcement officer’s contract, speed bumps, and a request for proposals for an LSS manager
Dear Alert Reader, First of all, thank you for reading. Whether you’ve just subscribed or have stuck with this newsletter since the hoary print issues of 2011, I appreciate your interest in these scribblings and the Village of Elberta. What a wacky place. The Elberta Alert is now hosted
Peyton Schindler sent a letter.
A conversation with Paula Friedrich, a cofounder of this anarchic event, in which we discuss the joy of fair trade and the art of the flyer.
A report on the May 21, 2026, regular council meeting; part the second
Check back to this pinned post for updates, and maybe some capsule reviews??
