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Fire and Police Commission votes to enter closed session to consider police reappointment
Summary
On March 5, 2026, the Fire and Police Commission voted to convene a closed session under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(c) to consider the reappointment request of a police officer; the motion was moved, seconded, carried, and the board entered closed session.
The Fire and Police Commission voted March 5, 2026, to go into a closed session under section 19.85(1)(c) of the Wisconsin Statutes to consider the reappointment request of a police officer, Commissioner Horowitz said.
Commissioner Horowitz announced the executive meeting and read the roll, saying commissioners Burgos, Evans, Fung, Schneider, Spence, Spencer and World Patterson were present and that Commissioner Ramey was excused. He also noted that FPC Executive Director Leon Todd and Deputy Director Jay Pusek were in attendance.
“Do I have such a motion?” Horowitz asked before a commissioner moved the motion and another seconded it. After the chair called for a voice vote, several commissioners responded “aye,” and Horowitz stated that the motion carried.
Horowitz then said, “We are now in closed session,” and the board convened privately to consider the reappointment. The transcript ends with the commission in closed session; no further public actions or outcomes on the reappointment are recorded there.
The commission indicated it would reconvene in open session concerning this item after the closed session, but the transcript does not record any subsequent public decisions or a vote tally tied to named members.
