Help Wanted - Seeking Candidate for Milwaukee County Supervisory District 17



Milwaukee County Supervisor - District 17

Representing the Cities of Franklin and Oak Creek


Job Description

Interested in joining Milwaukee County? Milwaukee County is searching for authentic people who are out to change the game and bring their whole selves to work every day.


Residents of the 17th Milwaukee County Supervisory District are seeking an individual to run for this position that possess the following qualities: Is a Relationship Builder, Is Authentic, Possesses Self-awareness, has Credibility, A TEAM Player, Exhibits Humility, Is Emotionally Mature, Is Approachable, Must be a Critical Thinker, Always Prepared, Possesses Financial Acumen, Presents Self as Constant and Consistent, Is a Role Model for Followers, and is Fully Present.


The Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors is a legislative body of 18 representatives, each of whom is elected to a two-year term on the nonpartisan spring ballot in even-numbered years. Each Supervisor represents about 53,000 people.


The Board's business is conducted through committee and Board meetings. Meetings are open and the public is welcome to attend. The Board's power to determine policy and direct county government comes from its state-vested authority to adopt resolutions and ordinances. Because of this authority, the Board is able to establish programs, services and laws for the County.


At regular meetings of the County Board, Supervisors consider, vote on, and adopt or reject proposed ordinance changes and resolutions. Much of the deliberative work is conducted through the Board's nine standing committees, where Supervisors hear reports from County departments, independent agencies and the public.


Approximately Salary - $26,745

This is a part-time position and flexible enough if you hold full-time employment.


Please DO NOT Apply if you have done any of the following:

  • If at a Public Meeting of the Franklin Common Council, to discuss a "memorandum of understanding", you called a citizen a "goof"
  • If you try to proclaim your innocence during a public meeting indicating “That’s the whole conflict of interest that talk radio and bloggers want to write about and that’s fine. But keep on digging because there’s nothing there and I know the difference” https://www.wisconsinrightnow.com/the-rock-mike-zimmerman-franklin/
  • If you pleaded guilty in a deferred prosecution agreement to a misdemeanor count of violating a restraining order and were convicted of a misdemeanor count of obstructing a police investigation and cut a plea deal on a charge of violating a harassment order   https://archive.jsonline.com/blogs/news/245578761.html
  • If you are accused of obstructing a Civil Hearing on behalf of the Complainant by contacting the Assistant DA and DA to affect the outcome of the hearing and to have the Respondent arrested before the hearing. 
  • If you are accused of filing a series of seven (7) false and misleading police reports prior to a Civil Hearing hearing in an attempt to have the Respondent arrested and charged before the hearing. https://www.facebook.com/franklincommunitynews
  • If over 3000 Open Records indicate a direct conflict of interest with Steve Taylor in his role as Rock Foundation Executive Director, Inc and Taylor also appears to be acting as an employee of Rock Ventures who would be responsible for daily operations and government relations.
  • If in your role as Executive Director of the ROC Foundation you earned more than you paid out to charity.
  • If in your Role as Executive Director of the ROC Foundation you generated $33,000 Gross on a major golf tournament and had expenses of $30,000 only having a net of $3,000
  • If you ended your reporting year as the Executive Director of the ROC Foundation with a negative -$23,000.
  • If you only netted $15,000 in total fundraising for the year https://thisjustinfromfranklinwi.com/2023/11/16/update-the-irs-complaint-filed-against-roc-ventures/?fbclid=IwAR0uIqeGJuk9n7kFFLhDcsM3TFRyvATM4XbW-PRu_h_WwObFheuXcAqvo3I

If you are the right person for this job please email FCNewsWI@Gmail.com

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