Racine County Board of Supervisors stories
Racine County Board of Supervisors meeting coverage stories from 2025.
(22) updates to this series since Updated
Racine County is requesting state funding to offset potential federal spending to the SNAP program.
Ten cameras will be placed along high-traffic routes, including Interstate 94.
Construction on the $37 million, 50,000-square-foot behavioral health center began May 21.
The grant period runs from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2027.
Staff members on Tuesday presented an updated timeline to the Board of Supervisors about the three capital projectsÂ
The Racine County Board on Tuesday approved a $4.3 million, five-year contract for county IT software and services.
The Watershed Protection Committee of Racine County has received $100,000 to incentivize local farmers to implement regenerative agriculture practices starting this fall.
Racine County Board supervisors approved a resolution acknowledging the incidents of racism that occurred at a track meet in May at Waterford Union High School.
The Racine County Executive Committee on Tuesday passed a new resolution acknowledging the events of racism at Waterford Union High School's May 7 track meet.
The Racine County Executive Committee on Tuesday tabled a resolution that acknowledges the events of racially insensitive behavior that occurred during a track meet at Waterford Union High School.
Racine County Executive Ralph Malicki delivered the 2025 State of the County address at the Racine County Board meeting Tuesday, May 27.
The Racine County Board is joining other Wisconsin counties in asking the state to increase its funding for county conservation funds.
Racine County has received a $563,493 grant from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation through the federal Highway Safety Improvement Program to fund the design of a roundabout at the intersection of County Trunk Highways K (Northwestern Avenue) and V.
The Racine County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday authorized a partnership agreement with the U.S. Department of the Army for the Horlick Dam restoration project and $400,000 for the project design.
The Racine County Board on Tuesday voted to support a resolution asking the state for more funding to circuit courts.
Racine County will be featured on Discover Wisconsin, following Board of Supervisors approval of a partnership with Discover Media Works.
Jayme Hoffman and Troy McReynolds are the newest members of the Racine County Board Supervisors.
Racine County no longer intends to "support the construction of an ice center," according to a Monday news release from the Racine County Ice Center, the nonprofit that had championed the project.
The Racine County Board on Tuesday approved appointments to fill the vacant District 14 and 18 seats.
Several Waterford residents, including the town chair and two town supervisors, spoke at the Racine County Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday about Waterford's policing contract with the Racine County Sheriff's Office.
The Racine County Board on Tuesday approved the use of a state grant for construction of a roundabout at the intersection of County Trunk highways K and V.
The Racine County Board approved thousands of dollars in funding, including matching a $20,000 grant from the Wisconsin DHS, for opioid programs.
The Racine County Sheriff's Office officially began its policing services in Sturtevant on Nov. 16, after the Sturtevant Police Department was dissolved.
The decision was made to save on costs and streamline the process.
The planning project would analyze potential improvements along the Racine-Sturtevant and North Shore trails between Lathrop Avenue and State Trunk Highway 11.
The tentative agreement, which includes a 2.5% wage increase for 2025 (which will be paid retroactively), a 4% increase for 2026 and 6% wage increases for 2027 and 2028.Â
