Waukesha County Board is on the hunt for a new member to join its ranks, specifically to fill the seat left vacant by Larry Bangs. Bangs, who has represented District 24 up until his resignation at the end of last year, has left behind a role that offers the opportunity to make a direct impact in communities including the Village of Big Bend, and portions of Muskego and Vernon, as reported by the Waukesha County.
According to the Waukesha County Board's announcement, the role of a County Board Supervisor is to serve on committees, actively participate in budget discussions, and cast votes on key issues impacting the residents of Waukesha County. They are currently seeking an individual with a deep commitment and strong desire to actively engage with their community. The deadline to throw one's hat into the ring is January 20, by submitting a letter of interest and relevant background info to County Board Chair James A. Heinrich via mail or email.
The selection process is swiftly organized, with interviews set to take place on the morning of January 27 with the County Board’s Executive Committee. The candidate chosen will be asked to quickly assume responsibilities on not one but two committees, helping shape policy and the future of Waukesha County. The individual selected for this role will serve until the term's end in April 2026, a period where their influence could potentially shape the county’s trajectory.
For individuals residing in District 24 with aspirations of involved public service, this is a chance to step forward and make a difference. Interested parties can submit their applications to the County Board Chair at [email protected]. As detailed by the county's announcement, swift actions are necessary, for to not just submit an application, but also to prepare to possibly join the Waukesha County Board, a body that plays a pivotal role in the governance and forward march of its community.
