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Votes at a glance: Kenosha council approves program parameters, EMS contract, property sale and routine filings
Summary
A summary of the Kenosha City Council’s recorded votes at the meeting: several program and contract approvals plus routine filings and a property sale were approved.
At the meeting the Kenosha City Council recorded votes on multiple items. Key outcomes:
- Item 1 — 2024 fourth-quarter report regarding settlements: The council moved to receipt and file the report. The motion was approved by voice vote (all in favor recorded as aye; Chairperson recorded aye).
- Item 2 — Proposed resolution: Kenosha Affordable Living Neighborhood Revival Program: Council approved the resolution that sets program parameters including a stated maximum loan of $325,000, a stated interest rate presented as 5.75%, and a second-mortgage option (up to $50,000). Outcome: approved; recorded ayes by named members.
- Item 3 — Services agreement with Freighter South Inc. for blood on med units (EMS): Council approved the services agreement; staff described training phases and a target March 31 go-live; each rig will carry two units of O-positive packed red blood cells. Outcome: approved; recorded ayes by named members.
- Item 4 — Lending-services agreement with State Bank of the Lakes for the home program: Council approved the agreement that places underwriting and applicant selection with the bank while the city will vet builders. Outcome: approved; recorded ayes by named members.
- Item 5 — Offer to purchase city-owned property at 211150 Seventh Street by Josephine Wayne: Council approved the sale for $9,500; staff said the parcel has been city-owned since 1987 and a single-family home is planned. Outcome: approved.
- Item 6 — Special record (account) number $16,280,178.48: Council approved the item (motion and second recorded; ayes recorded in roll call). Outcome: approved.
Where the transcript did not supply a named mover or seconder, the minutes record a motion and second and a voice or roll-call aye vote; in the transcript most votes were recorded by name as “Aye.”
