DOGE - Brookfield, WI

04/19/2026

04/19/2026

Don’t think affordable housing is dead in Brookfield. They will keep coming at us. Be vigilant. Please share information you see with us.

As housing costs rise and supply dwindles across Southeastern Wisconsin, regional leaders are gathering to move housing projects from vision to reality. The Southeastern Wisconsin Housing Summit will take place on Thursday, May 7, at the Zoofari Conference Center in...

04/17/2026

Using his partial veto authority, the governor took what was originally a short-term school funding increase and turned it into a policy lasting until the year 2425.
It is important to understand what this means as the Elmbrook School District is going to be proposing a referendum somewhere between $85-105M. Use this tax calculator to see what your taxes might look like in 2030.

Click here to visit " Your Property Tax Bill in 2030 " at the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty.

04/16/2026

Temporary Road Closures Due to Flooding:

*North Ave is now closed from Derrin Lane to Barker Rd for both eastbound and westbound traffic as of 12:45PM 04/16/2026.

Barker Rd from River Road to Capitol Dr
Barker Rd from North Ave to Gebhardt Rd
Hackberry Lane at Moorland Rd
Pilgrim Road from Gebhardt to Watertown Plank
Mitchell Park Dr from Capitol Dr to River Rd
River Rd from Brookfield Rd to Barker Rd

Mitchell Park and the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts are also closed due to this flooding.

WisDOT reminds motorists to check 511wi.gov to view the latest highway closures.

If you encounter a flooded road:

TURN AROUND DON'T DROWN. Never drive into standing water.

Never ignore barriers. Turn around and find a different route. Thank you for your cooperation.

04/08/2026

To everyone who supported me—thank you.
Your encouragement, your time, and your belief in what we were fighting for meant more than I can fully express.

This election took place in a difficult environment. There was a clear wave of frustration among voters, and even though national figures like Donald Trump weren’t on the ballot, that energy found its way into local races like ours. We felt that impact.

But this isn’t the end—it’s simply the next chapter.

School board races are local, and they can shift quickly. The decisions made by this new board will directly affect our students, our families, and our taxpayers. That means our responsibility doesn’t end here.

We stay engaged.
We pay attention.
We document what happens.
And we make sure our community understands the real impact of those decisions when the next election comes.

The fight for our kids isn’t over.
The fight for responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars isn’t over.

And neither is our commitment.

Thank you again for standing with me.

—Kevin