Monroe Common Council
Jeff Newcomer is the only candidate seeking election to the Ward 4 seat on the Monroe Common Council.
Name: Jeff Newcomer
Position sought: 4th Ward Alderman
Age: 33
City/town of residence: Monroe
Family: Married to Jennifer Newcomer, we have a daughter, Finley 2.
Education: Associates of Science; Parkland College, Bachelor of Science - Health, Human Performance, Recreation and Coaching; University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Master of Science - Curriculum and Instruction, emphasis in Sport Administration.
Occupation: Assistant Inventory Manager at Colony Brands, Inc.
Previous elected positions held: I was appointed as the 4th Ward Alderman last spring.
What are the top issues facing this district/board and how would you work to resolve them?
The downtown parking ramp, this issue continues to be an important topic for the city and the citizens. The options for the ramp are plenty, keeping the citizens involved, informed and receiving their input will be very important as we get closer to the fall months.
Aging infrastructure is upon us. We have buildings, streets, water mains and so on that are all reaching major maintenance and/or replacement near the same time. Navigating through these decisions will be very important as we set the city up for the future while trying to limit the impact on citizens financially.
What are other key issues facing the district/board, and how would you work to resolve them? Same as above
Position sought: 4th Ward Alderman
Age: 33
City/town of residence: Monroe
Family: Married to Jennifer Newcomer, we have a daughter, Finley 2.
Education: Associates of Science; Parkland College, Bachelor of Science - Health, Human Performance, Recreation and Coaching; University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Master of Science - Curriculum and Instruction, emphasis in Sport Administration.
Occupation: Assistant Inventory Manager at Colony Brands, Inc.
Previous elected positions held: I was appointed as the 4th Ward Alderman last spring.
What are the top issues facing this district/board and how would you work to resolve them?
The downtown parking ramp, this issue continues to be an important topic for the city and the citizens. The options for the ramp are plenty, keeping the citizens involved, informed and receiving their input will be very important as we get closer to the fall months.
Aging infrastructure is upon us. We have buildings, streets, water mains and so on that are all reaching major maintenance and/or replacement near the same time. Navigating through these decisions will be very important as we set the city up for the future while trying to limit the impact on citizens financially.
What are other key issues facing the district/board, and how would you work to resolve them? Same as above