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County approves intergovernmental agreement to support First Tee program in Kenosha
Summary
Supervisors passed a resolution renewing an intergovernmental agreement with the city of Kenosha to support the First Tee youth golf program; the resolution affirms support but contains no guaranteed funding commitments.
Kenosha County supervisors voted to approve a resolution renewing an intergovernmental agreement with the city of Kenosha to support the First Tee youth program.
Why it matters: the agreement is intended to continue county support for the program, which the county piloted last year, and to use funds raised from county events (including the county executive cup / Port Junior Golf) to assist the city in hosting the program. The resolution does not guarantee future funding; staff said the agreement expresses county support "as able."
Jim (staff member) introduced the resolution as a renewal of a pilot-year agreement and said last year’s pilot was the basis for this renewal. A motion to approve was seconded; the committee approved the resolution by voice vote. The meeting record shows a voice vote with the motion recorded as passing; no roll-call tally was provided in the transcript.
Ending: Staff said the renewed agreement is intended to help the First Tee program grow and to identify facility needs the city might address to host more participants in future years.
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