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County board sets earlier meeting start time, effective May 2026
Summary
The board adopted Ordinance 37 (amending meeting times) after an amendment sets the change to take effect with the first meeting in May 2026; the measure passed unanimously following a recommendation from a supervisor who cited concerns from older constituents.
During second reading, the board considered Ordinance 37, an amendment to the Kenosha County municipal code (chapter 2.02) related to the timing of County Board meetings. Supervisor Nudo said constituents — especially older residents — asked for an earlier start time. He said his original proposal was for 6:30 but committee compromise set a 7:00 start; he moved an amendment to make the change effective with the first meeting in May 2026. The amendment was seconded and passed; voting on the amended Ordinance 37 likewise passed unanimously.
The motion to amend was recorded as moved by Supervisor Nudo and seconded by Vice Chair (recorded in the transcript as Vice Chair Gaschke/Gasky); the amendment passed with verbal 'Aye' votes and the ordinance as amended passed unanimously on the floor. The roll call at the meeting recorded 21 supervisors present before votes; the transcript shows no recorded dissent.
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