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Felesia A. Martin
7th District Supervisor

Dear Neighbor,

Milwaukee County, along with the City of Milwaukee, is currently going through a renewal and growth period. It is an honor and privilege to serve as your County Board Supervisor during this exciting period in our community.  

Working collaboratively is our pathway forward to growth and prosperity for us all! I look forward to working with the residents of the 7th District and its partners to restore pride, respect, and decency in our communities. Together we can rebuild community trust and engagement by working with each other. 

I plan to host meet and greet sessions, as well as listening sessions, year-round throughout the district to ensure constituents have an opportunity to meet their county supervisor face to face. My goal is to let the constituents know that their voice is being heard and amplified through the County Board. Together we will make a difference and we will be inclusive. We strive to include everyone in our meetings as we work toward a better understanding of our needs and of one another.  

Constituents are encouraged to contact my office with any issues and concerns or to schedule a meeting. Community groups are also encouraged to contact my office to share invites to community events or programs, to tour facilities, and to request citations or certificates. I look forward to working with you. 

All of Us Together! 

Call my office at (414) 278-4241

Email me at [email protected].

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About Supervisor Martin

Supervisor Martin was first elected to the County Board April 3, 2018 and re-elected in 2020, 2022 and 2024. She currently serves as Vice-Chair of the Audit Committee, and also serves on the Health Equity, Human Needs, and Strategic Development Committee, Parks and Culture Committee, and the Personnel Committee. Supervisor Martin was appointed to the Milwaukee County Pension Study Commission for a term expiring May 24, 2023. She also serves as Chair of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Council.  

She and her husband along with their “fur kids,” Jazz the Cat and Albert the Alley Cat, reside in the Sherman Park Neighborhood, where they have lived for more than 40 years. Supervisor Martin is a proud alumna of Milwaukee Public Schools, having graduated from John Marshall High School. She attended Bryant & Stratton College and Lakeland College (now Lakeland University). 

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Press Releases

Supervisor Martin Applauds County Board Action to Advance Long-Term Senior Services Solution on Milwaukee’s Northwest Side

May-28-2026

Milwaukee County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin today applauded the County Board’s approval (15-2) of funding to continue planning for a long-term senior center solution serving Milwaukee’s northwest side.

Supervisors Eckblad, Shea, Gómez-Tom, Capriolo, Martin, Martinez, Vincent, Bielinski and Rolland Call for Independent Audit of MMSD Wastewater Operations

May-18-2026

Following recent whistleblower allegations and public reporting regarding operations at Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) wastewater treatment facilities managed by Veolia, Milwaukee County Supervisors are calling for greater transparency, accountability, and independent oversight.

Supervisor Felesia A. Martin Statement on the Passing of Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Journalist Dan Bice

Apr-22-2026

In response to the news of the passing of Dan Bice, a longtime political journalist with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Milwaukee County Board Supervisor Felesia A. Martin issued the following statement.

Supervisor Martin Commends Cutting EDGE Training and Trades Event, Encourages Student Participation

Jan-12-2026

Milwaukee County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin is commending the upcoming Cutting EDGE Training and Trades event and encouraging students, families, and educators to participate in the three-day career exploration experience focused on skilled trades and workforce readiness.

Supervisor Felesia A. Martin to Host Dineen Park Strategy Session Focused on Community Safety

Nov-13-2025

Milwaukee County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin will host a Dineen Park Strategy Session on Thursday, November 13, to provide an opportunity for residents to discuss safety concerns and share ideas for building a stronger, safer community.

Supervisor Martin Applauds Board Approval of Cooper Park Repair Amendment

Nov-06-2025

Milwaukee County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin today thanked her colleagues on the County Board’s Finance Committee for their unanimous support in passing her amendment to fund long-awaited repairs at Cooper Park.

Heart of Milwaukee County: Budget Town Hall

Oct-02-2025

County Supervisors Sky Z. Capriolo, Felesia A. Martin, and Shawn Rolland will host a town hall meeting on the 2026 Recommended Budget on Monday, October 6, from 6:00 - 7:15 p.m. at the Washington Park Urban Ecology Center.

Supervisor Martin’s Opposition Prevails—McGovern Park Development Proposal Falls Short

Jun-26-2025

Today the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors voted to reject the proposal to redevelop the McGovern Park Senior Center into a mixed-use facility with privately owned senior housing, a wellness/tech hub, full-service café, and community center on public parkland

Supervisor Felesia A. Martin to Vote “No” on McGovern Park Development Legislation

Jun-25-2025

On Thursday, June 26, 2025, the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors will consider a proposal to redevelop the McGovern Park Senior Center. County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin has announced she will oppose the measure.

Supervisor Martin Issues Statement on the Sade Robinson Trial Verdict

Jun-06-2025

County Supervisor Felesia Martin issued a statement today following the guilty verdict in the case of State of Wisconsin v. Maxwell Anderson, calling it an important step toward justice for Sade Robinson and her family.