About Supervisor Steve F. Taylor
Steve F. Taylor was elected to the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors in April 2012 and re-elected in April 2016. After a four-year absence he was elected in April 2022. He represents the 17th District, which includes Franklin from 27th street to 51st street and all of Oak Creek. Shortly after he was elected to the Board, Supervisor Taylor was selected by his peers to serve as 2nd Vice-Chairman of the County Board for his initial 6 years.
Supervisor Taylor serves as Chairman of the Committee on Community, Environment and Economic Development, Vice-Chairman of the Committee on Intergovernmental Relations, and serves on the Committee on Finance, and the Committee on Parks and Culture. In addition, Supervisor Taylor served an appointment to the Milwaukee County Commission on Aging, Milwaukee Art Museum Board of Trustees, Milwaukee Regional Innovation Center Board of Directors, and the Milwaukee Child Welfare Partnership Council.
A Franklin resident since 2006, Supervisor Taylor has served as an Alderman, as well as the Franklin Common Council President, from April 2008 until April 2014. He served on the Finance, Forward Franklin Development, Licensing, and Civil Celebrations Committees as well as the Community Development Authority. After winning a recall election in September 2015, Supervisor Taylor rejoined the Franklin Common Council until he left office in April 2020 after not seeking re-election.
A native of Muskego, WI, Taylor obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in political science and public administration from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. He was elected to the La Crosse Common Council in 1997 at the age of 21 and served until 2001. From 2002-2006, Taylor lived in East Lansing, Michigan, where he was appointed to and served on the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Supervisor Taylor is the Executive Director of ROC Foundation which focuses on creating opportunities and experiences for underprivileged youth. ROC stands for Return on Community.
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
Oct-26-2023
Today, Milwaukee County Board Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson, in collaboration with co-sponsors, authored a proposal adopted by the Finance Committee to enhance County services and invest in public safety.
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.
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.
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In The News
Sep-09-2024
Milwaukee County Supervisor Steve Taylor discusses a budget surplus swinging to projected deficits for the county's government despite federal funding, a boost in state aid and a sales tax increase.
Aug-16-2024
It’s budget season in Milwaukee, both for the city and the county.
Sep-04-2024
A year ago, the fate of Milwaukee County's Mitchell Parks Domes was bleak.
Aug-02-2024
With a looming $19 million end-of-year deficit, a disappointing sales tax shortfall and growing concerns about future budgets, members of the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors warned of difficult spending cuts ahead and said the county might need to seek financial help from the state.
Sep-04-2024
A plan to transfer ownership of the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum from Milwaukee County to a nonprofit group received a thumbs up Tuesday from county supervisors.
Jul-30-2024
Overtime from law enforcement and correctional staff. A pricey food vendor contract. A significant shortfall in the historic local sales tax.
Aug-28-2024
The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is transferring patrol deputies to staff the courthouse in an effort to address staffing shortages and overtime mandates.
Jul-10-2024
Milwaukee County Sup. Shawn Rolland recently proposed raising the fine for illegal dumping in county parks to $5,000. Now some of his colleagues think it should be higher, but they’ll likely need cooperation from the county’s 19 municipalities, including the City of Milwaukee and 18 suburbs.