KENOSHA — For the third consecutive year, local officials and other community members strapped on life vests for a traveling photo shoot to promote water safety.
WATER SAFETY MONTH | KENSOHA COUNTY
Why were Kenosha community leaders all wearing life jackets?
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Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman and her Public Works leadership team don life jackets at their monthly team meeting. Pictured, clockwise from lower left, are Project Engineer Frank Martinelli, Facilities Director Matt Sturino, Parks Director Wyatt Moore, Public Works Director Shelly Billingsley, Kerkman, Golf Director Jim Wallace, Public Works Chief Financial Officer Chris Walton, and Extension Kenosha County Director Pamela Larson.
Kenosha Mayor David Bogdala and City Administrator John Morrissey don lifejackets alongside the Veterans Memorial Fountain outside of the Municipal Building.
Organizers of the Born Learning Trail at Fox River Park sport lifejackets at a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony for the project. Pictured, from left, are Kenosha County Parks Director Wyatt Moore; former United Way of Kenosha County Chief Executive Officer Carolynn Friesch and her daughter, Madelyn; and United Way social work intern Emily Van Dixhorn.
K-9 Tilly of the Kenosha Police Department gets some desk work done while donning a lifejacket.
Brian and Dan Vaccaro of Diver Dan’s, with dog Moki, wear their lifejackets while poolside.
Members of the Kenosha Joint Services 911 dispatch team don their life jackets.
Kenosha Joint Services evidence and identification team members emphasize water safety by wearing life jackets at work.
Kenosha County Mail Specialist Melissa Collins plays it safe in the Public Safety Building mailroom.
Medical Examiner Patrice Hall and members of her office staff don life jackets.
Public Safety Building maintenance crew members Ryley Skendziel and Mike Dina wear their life jackets.
Kenosha Joint Services records team members wore life jackets at their work stations.
Kenosha Police Department officers join K-9 Tilly ready for patrol in their lifejackets.
Kenosha County Assistant Human Services Director Rebecca Dutter joins Medical Examiner Patrice Hall decked out in lifejackets for a meeting in Hall’s office.
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