Campaign Update
August 17, 2026
A record built in Green Bay
Green Bay’s public record should be more than a highlight reel. It should be available for residents to examine.

A mayoral record should be more than a highlight reel. It should show the work people can find, read, and judge for themselves.
Green Bay’s city documents tell that fuller story. The 2019 budget covers the everyday responsibilities of City Hall alongside major public investments: public safety, streets, parks, transit, neighborhood services, economic development, and the systems that make each part of the city work.
Some of that work is visible in a single place or project. Much of it is not. It is the planning, budgeting, public meetings, staff work, partnerships, and follow-through behind the places residents use and the services they count on.
The Green Bay Record brings those pieces together with public sources attached. Residents can search by year, topic, or part of the city, open the underlying material, and draw their own conclusions about what was built and what it took to get there.
Why this still matters
Trust grows when residents can see the work, follow the source material, and reach their own conclusions.