The committee reviewed and acted upon sealed bid offers for the county-owned property at 1229 6th Street. After considering public input, the committee voted to accept the higher bid of $25,000 from the Community Development Authority. The committee also received a detailed presentation from the fire department regarding the planned utilization of the acquired property for training facilities, specifically for dive team training and the creation of a green space and walking path to support a future fire station project.
Jul 22, 2026
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Racine County Finance And Human Resources Committee Committee Meeting
The committee considered and confirmed the appointment of a new Information Technology Director, discussing his professional background in cybersecurity and his strategic goals, including the centralization of IT procurement. Furthermore, the committee received a presentation regarding the 2026 second-quarter investment report, which analyzed broader market trends, inflation, employment data, and the management and performance of the county's investment portfolios.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Racine County Board Meeting
The meeting focused on the development of a standardized template for law enforcement service contracts between the Racine County Sheriff's Office and municipalities. Key discussion points included the benefits of longer-term contracts for fiscal stability, the implementation of a 5% administrative fee to offset costs for technology and ancillary equipment, and a new policy for tracking and billing overtime related to service calls. The committee also discussed the legal mandates for municipalities regarding police services and the mechanism for annual adjustments to contract costs based on actual expenses and wage rate changes.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Racine County Board Board Meeting
The board meeting included an invocation and the pledge of allegiance, followed by public comments. Key discussion topics featured an update on the capital projects task, specifically the Hebrew Health Building, which is reporting a projected $2 million surplus. Additionally, the board received an update on the Public Safety Building project, covering construction progress, timeline expectations, and budget concerns stemming from inflation and economic factors.
