Jursik Seeks County Board Chairmanship
One of Oak Creek's county supervisors reportedly wants to become the next leader of the county board.
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Milwaukee County Supervisor Pat Jursik, who represents a portion of Oak Creek, is one of five candidates seeking to replace the retiring Lee Holloway as chairman of the county board, according to a Journal Sentinel report.
Jursik, 64, ran unopposed in the April 3 election and has been on the board since 2007. The story notes the four other candidates are part of the board's liberal majority, while Jursik is considered a moderate.
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The board will choose a new chairman on Monday. That's also when Steve Taylor, who defeated Ken Gehl for the county supervisor position that encompasses most of Oak Creek, will be sworn-in to a four-year term.
LuvtheOC
3:37 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
FYI: Pat Jursik thought a good investment for Milwaukee County was to invest $65,000 in the Shakespeare for Thugs program.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/county-board-oks-shakespeare-program-for-youthful-offenders-ci3f1lk-135679053.html
LuvtheOC
3:44 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
AND...she was for the bike lane on the Hoan Bridge! Do you really need any more information on what she can do with YOUR money?
http://oakcreek.patch.com/articles/talking-south-side-issues-with-pat-jursik
Mark Schaaf
4:41 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Swearing-in for supervisors is at 1 p.m. Monday; the organizational meeting, including the election of the chairperson, starts at 2 p.m.
Margaret Coonan
3:38 pm on Saturday, April 14, 2012
How do you work with this group? I put my trust in Taylor for the future so he better do what is right at this time and figure out who the conservative is. Hear me Steve?