Wroblewski in race for District 1, Madison City Council
Maura Wroblewski - Incumbent
Madison, Madison County Record, News, Z - News Main
 By  GreggParker Published 
2:07 pm Wednesday, July 8, 2020

Wroblewski in race for District 1, Madison City Council

MADISON – Maura Wroblewski is seeking re-election to Madison City Council to represent District 1.

“During the last four years, we have brought wonderful new businesses to our community. From the most recent, Culvers, to one of our city’s most exciting — the Rocket City Trash Pandas,” Wroblewski said. “The organization has exceeded $2 million in merchandising sales and has been warmly received by our residents.”

Wroblewski said Toyota Field is a multipurpose venue that can host a 600-person sit-down dinner for the city’s Connect event, businesses can hold annual conventions, and families can host reunions, receptions and parties. “Town Madison is an ever evolving, continuing work in progress.”

“We (have begun) to turn Three Springs juvenile detention facility into a state-of-the-art community center that will serve all ages,” Wroblewski said.

Greenway space has increased with Mill Creek Greenway. “Our quality of life in Madison is moving in the right direction,” Wroblewski said.

Her number-1 campaign goal nears completion with the Wall Triana multi-use path. This economic development project has provided a safe walkway to IGA, Kroger, West Madison Elementary School and Madison Public Library, she said. Parents can see their children safely walk or bike to the new Midtown Elementary School. “I cannot thank Mayor Finley enough because this project would not have happened without his support and leadership,” she said.

Road construction has widened Brown’s Ferry Road, Sullivan Street and soon Hughes Road. For a new traffic light, Balch and Gillespie roads will undergo major modifications to the intersection; Wroblewski hopes these improvements will start in 2020.

Wroblewski opposed the Kyser development because of rezoning, FAA funding dollars and school overcrowding, but she does support growth of retail and commercial developments.

Wroblewski also is pleased with renovation of Hughes Plaza and openings of Culver’s on Wall Triana; Bojangles, Madison Boulevard; Waffle House, County Line Road; and Tom Brown’s Restaurant on U.S. 72.

Her husband Ron retired from Department of Defense and works part time at Asbury United Methodist Church. Maura’s son Zach and his wife Megan live in Sandy Springs, Ga.; he instructs AP/IB social studies and soccer; she is a registered nurse. Maura’s daughter Sarah is a Senior Airman in U.S. Air Force.

District 1 residents will vote on Aug. 25 at Faith Lutheran Church.

Also on The Madison Record
Madison Senior Center welcomes stray rooster and names him ‘Cluck Norris’
A: Main, Madison County Record, News, ...
Say hello to ‘Cluck Norris’
Gregg Parker 
October 15, 2025
MADISON – Madison Senior Center loves to welcome new members. However, they never expected to welcome a recent addition to their flock. In September, ...
Main Street Madison puts public input into plans for downtown development
A: Main, Business, Madison County Record, ...
Maria Rakoczy 
October 15, 2025
MADISON - Exciting times are ahead for downtown Madison thanks to a newly formed organization. Main Street Madison presented preliminary plans for dow...
‘Celebrate Madison’ to channel community spirit, pride
A: Main, Events, Madison County Record, ...
The free event will be held Oct. 23 at Toyota Field
Gregg Parker 
October 15, 2025
MADISON – The atmosphere at “Celebrate Madison” promises an upbeat night as residents give/take a good dose of pat-onthe- back praise. On Oct. 23, Cel...
Madison Witches Ride to return for downtown antics on Oct. 19
Events, Madison County Record, News, ...
Gregg Parker 
October 15, 2025
MADISON – In a fun ride, roll and stroll, the Madison Witches Ride will feature festive local witches of all sorts spreading Halloween cheer & throwin...
Best-Selling Author Jen Hatmaker brings tour to Blue Apple Books on Oct. 21
Madison County Record, News, The Madison Recor, ...
Gregg Parker 
October 15, 2025
MADISON – Among October activities at Blue Apple Books, author Jen Hatmaker’s visit is set for Oct. 21. Hatmaker’s memoir, “Awake,” was released in Se...
Vote now for Madison’s first “Pup Mayor” election
Madison County Record, News, The Madison Recor, ...
Staff Reports 
October 15, 2025
MADISON - The nominations are in and the candidate pool for Madison’s first “Pup Mayor” election are available for voting. The newly formed Main Stree...
Tootsie Roll 5K and Fun Run returns Nov. 1
Madison County Record, News, Schools, ...
Proceeds benefit the special education program at Madison City Schools
By JOHN PECK MCS Public Relations Manager 
October 15, 2025
MADISON - Hey all you runners and walkers out there. The Tootsie Roll 5K and 1-mile Fun Run is about to roll again in Madison. Sign up now for the Nov...

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *