Alderperson (Ward 3)· Ward 3 alderperson; term ended April 21, 2026 when successor Dee Sorano term began (antigo-city.org/city-council); honored for 25+ years of service at Apr 8, 2026 council meeting (minutes); first-office date not published
Tim Kassis
Antigo
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Top issues during term (7)(General)
City Administrator Search on Hold
The cost of an executive search firm contract remains undetermined pending further committee review.
Blight Removal at 1013 6th Avenue
One-dollar purchase, but the city bears demolition costs.
child care shortage
More child care spots can help parents stay in the workforce and keep local employers staffed, giving the local economy a practical boost.
solar energy initiative
The city could face upfront project or contract costs, but the upside is lower energy bills and possible long-term savings—if the math works.
building collapse oversight
Taxpayers could end up footing costs for reviews, legal questions, or cleanup—and property owners may face tighter inspection bills.
term limits referendum
The direct taxpayer cost is probably small—mostly election administration—but term limits could indirectly affect budgeting and staffing continuity by changing who sits on the council.
yard storage ordinance
You may need to spend money to remove, store, or dispose of items, and noncompliance could lead to fines or enforcement costs.
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found matching General.