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Kenosha County committee proclaims April 27–May 3 Fair Housing Week
Summary
The Human Services Committee unanimously approved a resolution recognizing Fair Housing Week; members used the discussion to raise concerns about short-term rentals and single-family homes being removed from the local market.
The Kenosha County Human Services Committee voted to recognize April 27 through May 3, 2026, as Fair Housing Week in the county. The resolution was moved by Supervisor Kirby and seconded by Supervisor Nardigian and carried on a committee voice vote.
During consideration, members raised housing-supply concerns tied to short-term rental platforms and investor purchases. One supervisor noted that short-term rentals such as Airbnb and VRBO can remove single-family units from the long-term market, and members discussed the limits of county authority versus state or municipal regulation on licensing and zoning.
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