Micah LaDousa
About Me
Proud husband to Aimee and father to Lyra
Small business owner in health technology helping health systems who care for chronically ill patients
Bachelor of science degree in Economics from UW-Madison
Project Management Professional (PMP) who managed multi-million dollar projects
Enjoys playing basketball, reading, hiking (our family has hiked 280 miles of the Ice Age Trail), and walking Waffles, our corgi
Community Involvement
Member of Fitchburg Transportation & Transit Commission: 2021-Present
Treasurer and Board Member for Core Knowledge Charter School Governing Council
Volunteer tax preparer at Richard Dilley Tax Center
City of Fitchburg poll worker
Why I'm Running
As a parent, small business owner, and lifelong Wisconsinite, my passion for serving the communities I have lived in has always run deep. I bring decades of experience managing projects, people, and processes. I have led multi-million dollar projects, managed teams of analysts, and worked hands-on with legal documents, policy design, budgeting, and accounting.
Now in my third year on the city’s Transportation & Transit Commission, I will continue advocating for street safety improvements, expanded transit for underserved communities, and smart use of taxpayer dollars for road and infrastructure projects. As a member of the governing council of my daughter’s school, I have worked to balance the needs of our teachers and students, so our kids have a great place to learn, and our teachers have the resources they need to be successful. I aim to bring to council both an analytical mindset and a creative approach to problem-solving, allowing us to tackle complex challenges with innovative solutions and seize the opportunities that lie ahead.
I want all residents to feel heard and engaged in shaping decisions that impact our community. I’m committed to balanced, sustainable growth that respects Fitchburg’s unique mix of neighborhoods and rural landscapes while meeting the needs of our rapidly growing city. I will always listen to your concerns, consider your perspective, and be transparent about my decisions and votes. Through open communication and collaboration, we can build a thriving community that prioritizes equity, opportunity, and a high quality of life for everyone.
Election Date: April 1, 2025
March 12: Deadline to register to vote online or by mail
March 18 - 28: Early Voting at Fitchburg City Hall
March 27: Deadline to request an absentee ballot
March 28: Deadline to register to vote at Fitchburg City Hall
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