Multi-Jurisdictional Advisory Committee (MJAC)
The Kenosha Multi-Jurisdictional Advisory Committee (MJAC) consists of representatives from each of the nine local governments participating in the County's joint comprehensive plan, as well as representatives from the non-participating municipalities, the public school system, and various other interested parties. The nine governments taking part in the multi-jurisdicational planning effort include:
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(The Town of Randall, the Village of Paddock Lake and the Village of Twin Lakes have adopted their own comprehensive plans, which will be incorporated into the county plan.)
The purpose of the MJAC is to oversee activities necessary to develop and implement a comprehensive plan as defined in Section 66.1001, Wis. Stats.
Responsibilities include:
MJAC Members
Voting Members
| Member | Alternate | Representing |
| Jerry Helmert | David DeVito | Town of Brighton |
| Rich Gossling | Randy Kerkman | Town of Bristol |
| John Holloway | Virgil Gentz | Town of Paris |
| Dennis Faber | Brad Zautcke | Town of Salem |
| Bill Morris (Vice-Chairman) | James Smith | Town of Somers |
| William Glembocki, Jr. | Sheila Siegler | Town of Wheatland |
| Jean Werbie | Peggy Herrick | Village of Pleasant Prairie |
| Joanne Maggio | Roger Johnson | Village of Silver Lake |
| Jeff Lebahn | Rich Schroeder | City of Kenosha |
| Fred Ekornaas (Chairman) | John Roth | Kenosha County Land Use Committee |
Non-Voting Members
| Member | Representing |
| Rose Nolan | Town of Randall |
| Marlene Goodson | Village of Paddock Lake |
| Lon Wienke | Village of Twin Lakes |
| Pat Finnemore | Kenosha Unified School District (East Side School District) |
| Dr. Scott Pierce | Westosha School District (West Side School District) |
| Todd Battle | Kenosha Area Business Alliance (Business/Economic Development Interest) |
| Colleen Fisch | Kenosha-Racine Land Trust (Environmental Interest) |
| Mark Edquist | Farming Community |
| Sandie Hansen | Citizen |
| Nancy Washburn | Mastercraft (Builder) |
| Lena Schlater/Fred Schlater | Realtors |
| Gary Sipsma | Kenosha County Department of Public Works (Highway Interest) |
| Ron Iwen | City of Kenosha Transportation Department (Transit Interest) |
MJAC Meetings
The Kenosha Multi-Jurisdictional Advisory Committee (MJAC) typically meets on the last Tuesday of every month, starting at 2:00 pm in the Public Hearing Room of the Kenosha County Center (19600 75th Street, Bristol).
Community members and other stakeholders are welcome to attend these meetings, but please note that meeting times are subject to change. Please contact Kristen Lie for current meeting information.