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1. Beaver Dam police highlight co-responder program success at City Council meeting (dailydodge.com) ā Beaver Damās police department says its co-responder partnership with Dodge County Human Services is sharply reducing emergency detentions and repeat crisis calls in the city. At a recent Common Council update, leaders reported 174 contacts and an 89% diversion rate since October 2025, with a Beaver Dam-based behavioral health professional now responding alongside officers and helping connect residents to ongoing treatment and support.
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2. Marshfield Medical Center-Beaver Dam opens community health grant applications for Dodge County organizations (dailydodge.com) ā Marshfield Medical CenterāBeaver Dam is now taking applications for fall community health grants of $1,000 to $10,000 to support Dodge County organizations. Projects must address alcohol and substance misuse, behavioral health, or health equity, and applications are due by 4 p.m. on Sept. 15. Local nonprofits and agencies can apply online or contact the Beaver Dam hospital for details.
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3. Beaver Dam Police Department seeking school crossing guards (dailydodge.com) ā The Beaver Dam Police Department is hiring permanent and substitute school crossing guards for the 2026ā27 school year, paying $18.84 per hour. Guards help children safely cross busy intersections before and after school, must report dangerous drivers, and receive high-visibility gear. Interested residents can call the departmentās nonemergency line, stop by the station, or apply through the city website.
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4. Thirsty machines: AI data centers need for water prompts local worries over supplies, impacts (fairfieldsuntimes.com) ā A massive Meta data center now under construction in Beaver Dam is raising serious questions for nearby residents about water quality, well levels, and long-term strain on local supplies. One farm family reports murky water and costly filtration needs, while experts warn that AI data centersā huge thirst could reshape how small towns like Beaver Dam manage water, infrastructure, and growth.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: Because he felt CRUMMY ! (Thank you Michelle S. for sending it in!)
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