KENOSHA, Wis. — The Kenosha Board of Water Commissioners will convene on Monday, October 19, 2026, at 5 p.m. in Room 202 of 625 52nd St. to review financial disbursements and consider special assessments.
The board will examine vouchers for payments authorized during September 2026, totaling approximately $2.9 million. These disbursements cover a range of operational costs, including contractors, supplies, and services essential for water utility maintenance and development.
Additionally, the board will discuss a resolution to place special assessments on the 2026 real estate tax roll to cover the costs of constructing water and sewer mains, connections, laterals, lead service line replacements, and delinquent water, sewerage, and household hazardous waste bills. The proposed assessments amount to up to $2,828,876.10.
The special assessments will be levied against parcels of property that benefit from the utility improvements, as documented in a report submitted by the utility's general manager and filed with the city clerk.
The board meeting will also include approval of minutes from the October 5 session and citizen comments. The meeting is chaired by Dominic Ruffalo, with Anthony Kennedy serving as vice chairperson.
Residents requiring assistance to attend the meeting are encouraged to call the utility office by noon on the day of the meeting for accommodations.
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