Kenosha County board exempts executive committee while limiting supervisors to three standing committees
The Kenosha County Board approved Ordinance 11, amending county rules to limit supervisors to three standing committee assignments and clarifying that the executive committee does not count toward that limit; the measure passed 22–1 after debate over the committee’s status and past practice.
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The Kenosha County Board on Tuesday adopted Ordinance 11, changing county procedure so that no supervisor may serve on more than three standing committees and specifying that the executive committee shall not count as one of those three. Supervisor Morrissey, who introduced the measure at the legislative committee level, asked for the board’s support during the second reading and floor vote.
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