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Committee appoints John Pool to Joint Services; supervisors note $6 million budget
Summary
Kenosha County's Judiciary & Law Enforcement Committee approved the appointment of John Pool to the Joint Services board and briefly discussed the agency's roughly $6 million budget and 83 employees.
The Judiciary Law Enforcement Committee on May 6 approved a resolution appointing John Pool to the Joint Services board.
"I checked out the budget and it's about $6 million and 83 employees," John Pool said after the appointment, thanking Chairman Noringen for the nomination. Supervisor Melchior moved the resolution and a recorded second followed; the committee voted in favor and the motion passed with the chair casting a deciding vote in support.
Committee members who took part in the roll call included Aaron Decker, Daniel Gashky, Laura Balsky, Luke Pollick and Keith Gray. The appointment drew brief supportive comments that Pool will give representation to the west side of Kenosha. No amendments or conditions were recorded in the transcript.
The committee also approved the April 1, 2026 meeting minutes in an earlier vote; Supervisor Balsky moved and Supervisor Gray seconded the minutes approval.
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