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Maintain our excellent public services without overburdening taxpayers.

Continued investment in the Frank L. Weyenberg Library to support children, families, and seniors through education, enrichment, and community connection.

Support strong partnerships with MTSD to help ensure our schools remain among the best in Wisconsin.

Prioritize regular road repair and sidewalk maintenance to keep our village accessible and safe.

Ensure the safety and well-being of our children through smart policies and community partnership.

Keep Thiensville a family-friendly, walkable, and well-maintained village we’re all proud to call home.

Monthly rotating office hours with trustees and the Village President to stay connected with residents.

Virtual board meetings with online access, recordings, and posted minutes - making government easier to attend and understand.

Advocate for regular review of village codes and ordinances to cut red tape and modernize how our government works.

Launch an annual community survey for residents to share feedback, ideas, and concerns.

Improve and maintain transparent access to public records, meeting agendas, and village initiatives.

Encourage collaboration and civil discourse among trustees to make well-informed, realistic decisions.

Strive for a vibrant, walkable Main Street business corridor that rivals nearby destinations like Cedarburg, while maintaining Thiensville’s unique look and feel.

Continue to carry forward the momentum of the Thiensville Crossing project (see here for official plan documents).

Intentionally create affordable commercial space for shops, cafés, restaurants, breweries, and other resident-friendly businesses.

Invite developers to explore opportunities on publicly owned land with a focus on long-term community value.

Partner with local property owners and organizations to turn underused spaces into community destinations.

Modern and Maintained Governance - Consistently review outdated codes and ordinances to cut red tape, and modernize and streamline process.

Regional Collaboration - Partner with similarly sized municipalities like Fredonia, Belgium, Bayside, and Saukville to openly share solutions and learn from one another; a rising tide lifts all boats.

Monthly Village Leadership Hours - Rotating in-person office hours with trustees and the Village President to improve access and responsiveness.

Virtual Board Meetings - Offer online access and recordings of Village meetings to accommodate residents who travel, work nights, or have mobility challenges.

Annual Village Survey - Send out a yearly survey for feedback on services, goals, and community needs and concerns.

Comprehensive Road Improvement Plan - Prioritize repair for aging streets and sidewalks across the village.

Internships with Local Government - Pilot a high school or college internship program to build local pride and future leadership.

Youth Jobs & Volunteer Network - Create a village-supported job board and volunteer program for students and young adults to connect with opportunities.