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Green Bay panel delays appeal from incarcerated resident seeking move to 1759 Shawano Avenue

6402533 · October 15, 2025
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Summary

A Green Bay residency board postponed consideration of an appeal by incarcerated resident Keith Bushey, who sought permission to move to 1759 Shawano Avenue. Bushey could not connect to the meeting by Zoom; the board voted to take up the appeal at next month—s meeting and said he may use the same appeal form.

The Green Bay Offender Residency Board postponed consideration of an appeal by Keith Bushey, who is seeking permission to move to 1759 Shawano Avenue, after Bushey failed to join the meeting by Zoom.

Board members said they had invited Bushey to appear remotely but were unable to establish a reliable connection. A board member proposed delaying the appeal until Bushey—s release; that motion passed unanimously. The board noted Bushey is not scheduled to be released until November 2025 and said he may use the same appeal form when the item returns to the agenda.

The item began when a board member introduced the case: "Our regular business is the appeal of Keith Bushey who is requesting to move to 1759 Shawano Avenue. He is going to be appearing via Zoom," according to the meeting transcript. Staff attempted to connect Bushey, and members waited briefly for him to appear, but the video feed did not become usable.

After discussion about whether to continue waiting, one board member said, "I think that, we should make a motion, to move Mister Bushey to next month's agenda," and described that Bushey would still need to wait until his scheduled release. The motion was seconded and approved with members responding, "Aye. Aye."

The meeting included routine procedural votes to approve the meeting agenda and to approve minutes from the Sept. 17 meeting; those motions were also carried. The board adjourned after taking the action to defer Bushey's appeal.

The board did not take a substantive vote on Bushey's application or on the address at 1759 Shawano Avenue during the meeting. The next steps, as recorded, are for the item to be placed on next month's agenda; the transcript indicates Bushey would either reapply or submit the same appeal form at that time.

No ordinance, statute, or other legal authority was cited on the record during the discussion recorded in the transcript provided.