Kenosha County committee appoints Christopher Hanna to local emergency planning committee
August 07, 2025 | Kenosha County, Wisconsin
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The Kenosha County Joint Services Committee voted unanimously to approve a resolution appointing Sergeant Christopher Hanna to serve a three‑year term on the Kenosha County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC).
The resolution, approved during the committee’s meeting, names Christopher Hanna to a term that “will be a 3 year term with it expiring in July 2028,” Hanna said when he addressed the committee. Hanna identified himself as the county’s director of emergency management.
Committee members asked why the emergency management director needed a formal appointment to the LEPC. Hanna said historically emergency management directors have been appointed and that appointments to the LEPC are made by the county executive. He told the committee he would attend meetings but “I would not be able to vote.” He added that he is “appointed the caretaker of information for the LEPC,” and that records requests or public information inquiries about the LEPC would go through his office.
A roll call during the meeting recorded members voting in favor, and the chair announced the motion passed unanimously.
The committee did not record a named mover or seconder for the resolution in the public transcript. No other actions on the LEPC appointment were taken at the meeting.
The resolution, approved during the committee’s meeting, names Christopher Hanna to a term that “will be a 3 year term with it expiring in July 2028,” Hanna said when he addressed the committee. Hanna identified himself as the county’s director of emergency management.
Committee members asked why the emergency management director needed a formal appointment to the LEPC. Hanna said historically emergency management directors have been appointed and that appointments to the LEPC are made by the county executive. He told the committee he would attend meetings but “I would not be able to vote.” He added that he is “appointed the caretaker of information for the LEPC,” and that records requests or public information inquiries about the LEPC would go through his office.
A roll call during the meeting recorded members voting in favor, and the chair announced the motion passed unanimously.
The committee did not record a named mover or seconder for the resolution in the public transcript. No other actions on the LEPC appointment were taken at the meeting.
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