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Public commenters urge Racine council to act on noise enforcement, violence prevention and employee benefits
Summary
Four residents used the Nov. 4 public comment period to press the council on noisy modified vehicles and enforcement, to urge continued funding for community violence prevention and libraries after weekend shootings, and to request meetings about an employee benefits proposal that speakers said could save the city money.
Four members of the public spoke during the council’s three-minute public-comment period on Nov. 4, raising neighborhood noise, violence-prevention funding and an employee-benefits proposal.
Avante Tome of Douglas Avenue said repeated vehicle noise — modified exhausts and loud speakers — rattles windows and can sound like gunfire; he said he has submitted videos and tips to the Racine Police Department but had not seen a remedy and suggested installing cameras with microphones and…
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