District 4 Alderperson· 2026-04-01 – 2028-04-01 (month-level start: April 2026 per Fox11 coverage of the April 7, 2026 election; first meeting April 21, 2026; month-level end: April 2028 per two-year alderperson terms (WBAY: 'two-year term'), next spring election April 2028)
Jon Shelton
Green Bay
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 8
- Total speaking time
- 12:27
- Avg per meeting
- 1:33
- Segments
- 257
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Top issues during term (17)(Business Jobs)
Grandview Industrial Park expansion
$140,015 from TID 25 for design only; construction costs to come later.
Convention center capital improvements
About $178,600 in design fees now, with construction to follow from a capital fund of roughly $3 million.
2026 federal grant plan with new small-business grants
$941,462 CDBG allocation plus HOME funds; $50,000 seeded for microenterprise grants.
Alcohol licensing actions
Licensing fees support city revenue; specific amounts were not stated.
New indoor tennis training facility on west side
The city lends $180,000 from its revolving loan fund at 4% over 10 years — money that gets repaid, not granted.
Alcohol license grants
Salon Fifty-Four loan restructuring
The city will lend about $10,000 less than originally approved, and the returned funds become available for loans to other businesses.
Liquor licenses for new and existing establishments
No direct city cost; new licenses bring licensing revenue to the city.
Convention Center management transfer and naming rights marketing
Estimated $212,000 for lighting, $356,000-$1.9 million for the roof, $200,000-$240,000 for walls, and $1.6 million for the airwall.
Keller Inc. Erie Road industrial development
Estimated $125,000 in annual property taxes and $8.5 million construction investment.
Public art map update and tourism rack card
Small business lending through the CD Revolving Loan Fund
The city is lending $14,000 from the revolving loan fund, which recycles repayments into future loans.
New liquor licenses for local venues
New licenses mean new hospitality jobs and activity at three local venues.
Downtown loading zones made permanent
No cost estimate was discussed at the meeting.
Economic Development staffing capacity
About $4,479 more per year, paid from TIF revenue so it won't hit the property tax levy.
Urban Cultural Arts Center fire recovery
Saturday's Art War proceeds benefit the center, with Fox Cares matching donations up to $4,000.
JBS Urban Barn food production facility
About $667,000 city shortfall drawn from TID 28, to be reimbursed as Wello raises funds.
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