City Manager's Report: A Fond Farewell and a Legacy of Transparency

After 16 years and an impressive 667 episodes, City Manager Mark Rohloff hosted his final City Manager's Report. This special episode marked the end of an era for the program, which has served as a vital link between the local government and the Oshkosh community.

The City Manager's Report has been a consistent platform for previewing the upcoming Common Council agenda, giving residents insight into the decisions and discussions that shape their city. Recorded every Thursday before the Tuesday meetings, the show offers a timely look at the issues at hand.

Beyond the agenda, the program provides the City Manager with an opportunity to share important news and updates on relevant city matters. This direct communication ensures that residents are well-informed about the workings of their local government.

Producing the City Manager's Report is a significant undertaking for the small but dedicated three-person Oshkosh staff. However, they firmly believe that it is a crucial investment of time and resources. The show plays a vital role in promoting transparency and understanding between the government and the community it serves.

As the City bid farewell to City Manager Rohloff, we celebrate the legacy of the City Manager's Report. The program stands as a testament to the power of community media and Roholff's commitment to open communication and community engagement.