The Public Safety & Welfare Committee in Kenosha will hold a budget meeting on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at 5 p.m. The meeting will take place in Room 202 at 625 52nd Street. Committee members will review the executive and capital improvement program budgets for 2027 through 2031 for several city departments.
The agenda includes detailed budget reviews for the Police Department, covering administration, investigations, patrol, support services, and community programs. The committee will also examine the department's CIP budget slated for pages 58 to 63 in the documents provided.
The Fire Department's executive budget will be reviewed, including administration, suppression, fire prevention, training, joint services operations, and emergency medical services. Their CIP budget for 2027 to 2031 will also be discussed, referenced on pages 20 to 32.
Additional budget reviews will cover the Department of City Inspections and Health Services. Alders Rocco J. LaMacchia Sr., Rollin Pizzala, Eric Haugaard, Kelly MacKay, and Jan Michalski will lead the meeting. Citizens are encouraged to bring copies of the 2027-2031 CIP and executive budget to participate.
This meeting is part of the city's ongoing efforts to allocate resources toward public safety, city inspections, and health services over the next five years, ensuring the community's needs are met effectively.
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