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Votes at a glance: Human Services Committee approves three appointments to regional boards and human services board

3645251 · May 29, 2025
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Summary

The Human Services Committee voted to forward three appointments to the County Board: Kenny Harper to the Kenosha‑Racine Community Action Agency and Andres Gama and Sarah Kirby to the Kenosha County Human Services Board.

The Kenosha County Human Services Committee voted to approve three resolutions forwarding appointments to the full County Board.

Kenny Harper — Kenosha‑Racine Community Action Agency: The committee voted to approve a resolution to forward the appointment of Kenny Harper to serve on the Kenosha‑Racine Community Action Agency. The motion to approve was made by Dr. Wiser Robinson and seconded by Supervisor Proud. Committee members voted by voice (“aye”); the chair declared the motion carried and the appointment will go to the county board for final confirmation.

Andres Gama — Kenosha County Human Services Board: The committee moved to forward the appointment of Supervisor Andres Gama to fill a supervisor slot on the Kenosha County Human Services Board. The motion was made by Supervisor Nardigan and seconded by Supervisor Kirby. The committee approved the motion by voice vote. Committee members noted the appointment will be voted on at the County Board in two weeks.

Sarah Kirby — Kenosha County Human Services Board: The committee approved the nomination of Supervisor Sarah Kirby to serve on the Human Services Board. The motion to forward her appointment was made by Supervisor Merdigan and seconded by Supervisor Robinson. The committee approved the motion by voice vote; the full County Board will consider the confirmation in two weeks.

All three committee votes were carried by voice vote without recorded roll‑call tallies in the committee minutes presented at the meeting; each appointment was described by staff as being forwarded to the County Board for final action.