About the Village Board
The Village of Pleasant Prairie has a
Board-Administrator form of government. Under this form of government,
the elected Village Board sets the policies for the operation of the
Pleasant Prairie government. The administrative responsibility of the
Village rests with the Village Administrator who is appointed by the
Village Board. The Village Board consists of four Trustees and the
Village President.
The Trustees strive to provide a professionally managed and well-planned municipality that represents a harmonious balance between residential, commercial, manufacturing, conservancy, and agricultural land uses.
Regular Meetings
The Village Board
typically meets on the first and third Mondays of the month at 5:00 p.m.
in the Village Hall Auditorium. Village Board agendas are provided to
the Kenosha News and posted online and at the following three public places in the Village:
- Pleasant Prairie Village Hall, 9915 39th Avenue
- RecPlex, 9900 Terwall Terrace
- Roger Prange Municipal Building (Police Station), 8600 Green Bay Road
The
agenda is available at the auditorium door prior to the meeting. Items
listed will be considered at the meeting. The public is invited to
comment during the Citizen Comments portion of the meeting, at any
public hearing listed on the agenda or if invited by the Village Board
President.