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Neenah mayoral candidates debate roads, housing, debt and homelessness at League forum
Summary
At a League of Women Voters forum in Neenah, mayoral candidates Scott Becker and Brian Borchard differed on priorities for road repairs, debt management and business attraction while both backed housing study recommendations and pledged more resident engagement.
Moderator Deb Andrews opened a League of Women Voters–hosted candidate forum in Neenah, where mayoral candidates Scott Becker and Brian Borchard outlined competing plans on infrastructure, housing, municipal debt and services for unhoused residents.
In opening remarks, Borchard described three decades as a Neenah resident, work as a teacher and six years on the city council, including three as council president. He told the audience the council had overseen "nearly 480,000,000 in public investments," and framed his campaign around steady local leadership and stewardship of taxpayer dollars. Becker emphasized his 13 years as legislative staff, work on senior care and TIF reform and said poor roads and rising poverty motivated him to run.
On roads and municipal management — the…
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