All Press Release, Newsletter, and In The News content dated prior to April 18, 2022, reflects Supervisor Taylor representing County Supervisory District 9 prior to decennial Milwaukee County redistricting.
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Press Releases
Sep-18-2023
This morning, Republicans in the State Legislature unveiled a plan to raise $600 million to fund repairs and upgrades to American Family Field using state and local taxes. Supervisor Taylor has long opposed the use of County tax levy to fund long-term renovations at American Family Field.
May-04-2023
County Supervisor Steve F. Taylor has proposed a resolution opposing the use of Milwaukee County tax levy to fund long-term renovations at American Family Field. Supervisor Taylor made the following statement.
Aug-09-2023
County Supervisor Steve F. Taylor today reiterated his opposition to burdening Milwaukee County taxpayers with the cost of improvements to American Family Field.
Oct-27-2022
This week the Milwaukee County Board’s Finance Committee deliberated over 60 amendments to the County Executive’s 2023 Recommended Budget.
Jun-22-2023
Today, the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 23-578, diverting $225,000 from the County’s contingency fund to provide temporary pavement repairs for Old Loomis Road. Supervisor Steve F. Taylor was the lone dissenting voice on the issue.
Oct-27-2022
Today the County Board’s Finance Committee unanimously recommended for adoption a budget amendment by Supervisors Shawn Rolland, Steve F. Taylor, and Juan Miguel Martinez to provide funding for several improvements to both parks and infrastructure in Milwaukee County.
May-25-2023
Today, the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution unanimously opposing the use of Milwaukee County tax levy to fund long-term renovations at American Family Field. The author of the resolution, Supervisor Steve F. Taylor made the following statement.
Jul-29-2022
On Thursday the County Board of Supervisors adopted two referendums to appear on the November General Election ballot for Milwaukee County voters.
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In The News
Sep-12-2023
The fate of the Mitchell Park Domes now has an official price tag — with a possible taxpayer referendum vote in its future. At the county Parks and Culture Committee on Tuesday, the Milwaukee County Parks Department outlined the handful of options to save the historic south side landmark.
Aug-04-2023
The Milwaukee County Board made a formal request last Thursday for county officials to develop strategies — including both incentives and enforcement — the county can use to take on Section 8 housing voucher discrimination.
Sep-12-2023
A Milwaukee County Board Committee agreed Monday that natural areas and systems should be viewed as having a right to exist. The Committee on Community, Environment and Economic Development recommended for adoption of a resolution that would make it the board’s policy to support the “Rights of Nature” movement.
Jul-28-2023
The Milwaukee County Board, no stranger to lengthy debates, deliberated for nearly two hours Thursday over a new 0.4% additional sales tax increase. But the debate and discussion of a sales tax for the county has been ongoing for more than a decade.
Aug-18-2023
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley will soon be sent a recommendation that the county include at least $3.8 million in its 2024 budget to begin chipping away at the work needed to demolish the dilapidated Safety Building, 821 W. State St., and construct a new Criminal Courthouse.
Jul-27-2023
After nearly two hours of debate, the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors approved a sales tax increase Thursday. The 15-3 vote paves the way for the county to raise its sales tax from 0.5% to 0.9%.
Aug-15-2023
The Milwaukee County Clerk of Circuit Courts is running out of storage for illegal guns and drugs entered as evidence in criminal trials.
Jul-27-2023
Milwaukee County residents will pay 0.4 percent more in county sales taxes after the Milwaukee County Board passed an increase Thursday in hopes of avoiding a looming fiscal cliff.