“Is Oak Creek Being Used? Supervisor Taylor’s Sudden Interest Faces Scrutiny” by Dr. Richard Busalacchi A Campaign Promise to Oak Creek In 2022, following county redistricting, Steve F. Taylor returned to the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors to represent the newly drawn 17th District—encompassing all of Oak Creek and portions of Franklin. Taylor declared it a "fresh opportunity" to bring real leadership to Oak Creek, a fast-growing suburb that had previously lacked strong representation on the Board. On the campaign trail and during his early tenure, Taylor emphasized his pledge to "finally serve the people of Oak Creek." He vowed to prioritize community development, improve park and public safety infrastructure, and ensure fair access to County resources for the city’s residents. However, despite this rhetoric, Taylor’s record since returning to office reveals a sharp disconnect between his public promises and his governing priorities. Public critics and po...

by Dr. Richard Busalacchi     John Nelson, current Mayor of Franklin and former Waterford Police Lieutenant, is reportedly under consideration for a police chief role in the Town of Waterford. Based on overwhelming documented evidence, Nelson’s record shows a disturbing pattern of: Misconduct in public office Abuse of authority Sexual harassment Use of government resources for personal gain Obstruction of records laws Political retaliation under color of law This article compiles publicly verified documents, investigative transcripts, open records, and sworn complaints that collectively render Nelson **unfit for any law enforcement or elected leadership position.**   📸 Suspicious Hiring Process and Lack of Transparency On July 18, 2025, Waterford Supervisor Robert Ulander posted on Facebook that Town Chair Tim Szeklinski withheld police chief applications from the Waterford Town Board, and that interviews, including one with Nelson, occurred   on July 18. Ulander a...