2026.06.09 AMENDED Village Board Meeting Packet

Village of Somers 7511 12th Street Somers, WI 53171 Village Board Meeting Amended Agenda Tuesday, June 9, 2026 5:30 p.m. Village Board Meeting: Item # 1 Call to order 2 Pledge of Allegiance 3 Consent and Approval of Minutes of Regular meetings on May 26, Vouchers dated May 28th and June 4th, May ACH Payments, May Building Report, April Investment Statements 4 Correspondence: Kenosha County Resolution #6 supporting moratorium on battery storage systems 5 Citizens Comments 6 President and Trustee Comments 7 Motion to adopt Resolution 2026-0017 and letter to the Bureau of Indian Affairs Objecting to Section 151 Request to Acquire Land in Trust for Gaming for the Proposed Menominee Indian Tribe Hard Rock Casino Project to be located in Kenosha 8 Motion to Approve Amendment to the Public Comment Guidelines, and Pilot Meeting Schedule from June – August 2026 9 Motion to approve 2026 Mobile Home Park License Renewals from: Oakdale Estates, Inc. & Oakdale Estates Mobile Home Park & Sales, 11515 1st Street; Mid City Mobile Homes, 1530 Sheridan Road, Alford Mobile Home Park, 1870 Sheridan Road, Embassy Mobile Home Park, 1784 Sheridan Road 10 Public Hearing and Motion to approve “Class A” and Class “A” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications 11 Public Hearing and Motion to approve Class “B” and “Class B” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications 12 Motion to approve “Class A” and Class “A” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications from: Somers Amoco; Kenosha Truck Stop; Kwik Trip #107; 7-Eleven #35842J; Northside Superette; Sam's Club #6331; Festival Foods; Wal-Mart Supercenter #1167; Kwik Trip #597 and Somers Market LLC 1 13 Motion to approve “Class B” and Class “B” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications from: Danish Brotherhood Lodge #14; J & M's Bar & Grill; Somers House; Kenosha Country Club; Hobnob Restaurant; Oakfire Pizzeria Napoletana & Bar; Jerry Smith Farm; Petrifying Springs Biergarten; Surfside Bowl; Pub 94; Utopia Nails & Spa and I-94 LLC 14 Motion to approve Cigarette and Tobacco License Applications from: Kenosha Country Club; 7-Eleven #35842A; Northside Superette; Somers House; Kenosha Travel Plaza; Kwik Trip #107; Somers Amoco; Petrifying Springs Biergarten; Somers Market; Kwik Trip #597 and Petrifying Springs Golf Course 15 Motion to approve Cabaret License Applications from: J & M Bar & Grill; Somers House; Danish Brotherhood Lodge #14; HobNob Restaurant; Jerry Smith Farm and Kenosha Country Club 16 Motion to approve Amusement Device License Applications from: Danish Brotherhood Lodge #14; J & M's Bar & Grill; Somers House; Hobnob Restaurant; Somers Amoco; Surfside Bowl; Pub 94 and I-94 LLC 17 Action on Operator’s Licenses: Kyle Borg, Eli Curtin, Sydney Dill, Todd Fortier, Chase Gavinski, Lisa Hansen, Carleen Hoefler, Leslie Johnson, Angela Kaye, Carla Lamos, Caroline Lopez, Abigail Lopez, Patricia Luna, Steven Rickmon, Alaina Rossell, Amanda Rossell, Joanie Schoedl, Megan Schultz, Kaeleigh Sparesus, Destanie Warden, and Jennifer Vanderloop 18 Motion to approve Invoice 2187 from H.J. Smet & Son Construction for emergency roofing repairs resulting from April 14 tornado damage in the amount of $19,800 19 Adjourn I hereby certify that as the designee of the chief elected official of the Village of Somers, I posted this notice of the June 9th Village Board Meeting agenda in 1 public place & on the Village website. Dated this 8th day of June 2026 Wendy Burnette, Clerk-Treasurer Requests from person with disabilities who need assistance to participate in this meeting should be made to the Clerk’s Office at 262 - 859-2822 with as much notice as possible. Notice is hereby given that members of the Village Board may participate telephonically. Notice is hereby given that members of the Town Board may be in attendance for the sole purpose of gathering information. A quorum may be present. However, no Town Board action will be taken. 2 Village of Somers Proceedings from the Regular Board Meeting May 26, 2026 President Stoner called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. President Stoner led the Pledge of Allegiance. Present: President Stoner, Trustees Karl Ostby, Ben Harbach, Scott Fredrick, J ack Aupperle and Jackie Nelson . Trustee Smith was excused. Also present: Administrator Jim Hurley, Clerk/Treasurer Wendy Burnette, Assistant Administrator Kevin Poirier and Chief Andersen. Consent and Approval of Minutes of Regular meeting on May 12th, Vouchers dated May 14th and May 21st. Trustee Aupperle moved to approve Minutes of Regular meetings on May 12th, Vouchers dated May 14th and May 21st. Seconded by Trustee Ostby Motion carried. 6-0 vote Correspondence: none President and Trustee Comments: none Citizens Comments: Administrator Hurley read aloud the citizen comment guidelines. Gregg Sinnen, 750 Green Bay Road Mr. Sinnen addressed the proposed meeting schedule change, agenda item #11. He acknowledged there could be benefits to reducing meetings but expressed concerns about potential negative impacts, including longer agendas, extended meeting times, and delays for developers working under tight timelines. He emphasized the importance of trustees and staff addressing questions prior to meetings to avoid unnecessarily lengthy discussions during meetings. Mr. Sinnen noted that reducing meetings to once per month could lead to meetings becoming more contentious or difficult due to the increased volume of agenda items. He encouraged the Board to carefully evaluate the pilot program and review what worked well and what did not at its conclusion. He also expressed concern regarding public comment periods, stating that with fewer meetings, more residents may wish to speak at each meeting, potentially adding significant time to already lengthy sessions. He referenced prior instances where public comment times were reduced to accommodate larger numbers of speakers and cautioned against limiting public participation. Additionally, Mr. Sinnen stated he supports trustees notifying staff in advance about questions they intend to ask, but he emphasized that those questions and answers should still be discussed publicly during 3 meetings so residents can hear the discussion and understand the reasoning behind decisions. He concluded by thanking the Board for their service. Ted Terletzky, 9015 12th Street Mr. Terletzky expressed appreciation for a Board member’s research into past subdivision developments, stating the information was helpful and informative to residents. He raised concerns regarding proposed subdivisions, including Mastercraft, Maplecrest, and Goldmark, questioning why variances are frequently granted when Village ordinances already establish subdivision standards such as lot sizes and curb and gutter requirements. Mr. Terletzky also expressed concern regarding the proposed meeting schedule changes under agenda item 11, stating that residents often feel decisions are substantially made before matters reach Village Board meetings. He referenced ongoing discussions between developers and the Village prior to public meetings and emphasized the importance of maintaining meaningful opportunities for public input. Additionally, he requested that public comments be allowed during work sessions if the Village moves to a reduced meeting schedule. He suggested limiting comments to the specific agenda item being discussed so residents can provide input earlier in the process, particularly on development-related matters. He concluded by encouraging the Board to continue providing residents with opportunities to have their voices heard throughout the decision-making process. Sharon Janusz 8730 12 th Street Ms. Janusz spoke about concerns related to the Highway E water project, sewer planning, and increased development activity in the area. She described ongoing issues with village communications, including repeated attempts to correct her mailing address and difficulty obtaining project documents. She expressed concern about the high cost of the water project being placed on local taxpayers and questioned whether better planning could have reduced the financial impact. She also discussed receiving a letter requesting a sewer easement on her property, later learning the easement may not actually affect her parcel, which caused confusion and frustration. She then raised concerns about heavy truck traffic, construction noise, and future impacts from developments such as MasterCraft and proposed housing projects. She questioned why alternative truck routes were not being used and asked what steps the board is taking to protect the quality of life for residents as development continues. Action on proposed Resolution No. 2026-013, Authorizing Submittal of CMAR Report to the Wisconsin DNR Trustee Ostby moved to approve proposed Resolution No. 2026-013, Authorizing Submittal of CMAR Report to the Wisconsin DNR Seconded by Trustee Harbach Motion carried. 6-0 vote 4 Action on Change Order #1 for the 12th Street Watermain Project to Replace Bid Set Drawings with the Construction Set Dated 3-17-2026 Trustee Aupperle moved to approve Change Order #1 for the 12th Street Watermain Project to Replace Bid Set Drawings with the Construction Set Dated 3-17-2026. Seconded by Trustee Fredrick Trustee Harbach asked Village Engineer Doug Synder for clarification regarding a proposed change order related to the water main project. Trustee Harbach questioned why changing from an open-cut water main installation to directional drilling resulted in an additional cost of approximately $52,000. Doug explained that the directional drilling itself accounted for approximately $28,620 of the increase, while the remaining costs were associated with having to excavate deeper than anticipated to avoid existing sewer laterals. He stated that additional excavation, disposal of unsuitable material, and imported granular backfill were necessary to prevent damaging the sewer laterals or relocation of sections of water main. When asked whether the depth of the sewer laterals had been known beforehand, Doug stated that the available records provided by public works staff did not contain elevation information identifying the depth of the laterals. Trustee Ostby asked Doug whether he anticipated any additional change orders related to the project. Doug responded that he did not foresee any further change orders at this time. Motion carried. 6-0 vote Motion to approve pay request from PTS Contractors, Inc., for the 12th Street Water Main Project in the amount of $604,027.10 Trustee Ostby moved to approve pay request from PTS Contractors, Inc., for the 12th Street Water Main Project in the amount of $604,027.10 Seconded by Trustee Aupperle Motion carried. 6-0 vote Action on proposed Resolution 2026-015 to amend the 2026 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) to assign $30,575 of the budgeted 2026 Paving Project to the Stormwater fund. Trustee Harbach moved to approve Resolution 2026-015 to amend the 2026 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) to assign $30,575 of the budgeted 2026 Paving Project to the Stormwater fund Seconded by Trustee Ostby Trustee Fredrick asked if this amount was budgeted. Motion carried 6-0 vote Action on Village Board Pilot Meeting Schedule: June – August 2026 Trustee Fredrick made a motion to table the Village Board Pilot Meeting Schedule due to citizen comments. 5 Seconded by Trustee Nelson Administrator Hurley added that he had included two recommendations in his memo for the board’s consideration. First, he suggested allowing public comment during work sessions to provide residents with two opportunities each month to address the board. Second, he noted that if urgent matters arise, the board always has the option to schedule a special meeting during the additional week in the monthly schedule. Motion carried. 6-0 vote Motion to adopt Resolution 2026-016, Urging the State of Wisconsin to Enact a Sustainable Transportation Funding Solution Trustee Aupperle moved to approve Building Standards for Duplex Condominium Homes Seconded by Trustee Ostby Motion carried. 6-0 vote Motion to adopt Village Board Ordinance 2026-002, Worthless Payment Charge; Overpayments Trustee Aupperle moved to approve Ordinance 2026-002, Worthless Payment Charge, Overpayments. Seconded by Trustee Harbach The Administrator noted that similar ordinances are in place in Kenosha County and the Village of Pleasant Prairie, with minor variations in refund thresholds. Under the proposed ordinance, individuals would have 90 days to review their account and request a refund of any overpayment. Board discussion included suggestions to communicate the ordinance to taxpayers through tax bill inserts and the municipal website to ensure public awareness. Members also discussed year-end reconciliation and budgeting considerations to ensure that any collected funds are properly accounted for and reflected transparently in financial reporting. Concerns were raised regarding the legal implications of retaining overpaid funds and the potential for future legal challenges. It was noted that legal counsel could be asked to review the ordinance for any concerns. Motion carried. 6-0 vote Motion to approve order and installation of a key switch to the basement elevator from Schindler Elevator Corporation for $3,661.62. Trustee Fredrick moved to approve order and installation of a key switch to the basement elevator from Schindler Elevator Corporation for $3,661.62 Seconded by Trustee Nelson President Stoner mentioned he is not voting for this and not voting for spending any other money until he feels the budget is under control. 6 Trustee Fredrick Aya, Trustee Nelson Aya, Trustee Aupperle Aya, President Stoner Nay, Trustee Ostby Aya, Trustee Harbach Aya Motion Carried 5-1 vote Motion to approve application for Class “B” (Picnic) Beer License from Friends of Hawthorn Hollow, located at 880 Green Bay Road for their Pike River Benefit Concert Series on June 12th, July 10th, August 7th and September 25th, and requests to waive fees. Trustee Harbach move to approve application for Class “B” (Picnic) Beer License from Friends of Hawthorn Hollow, located at 880 Green Bay Road for their Pike River Benefit Concert Series on June 12th, July 10th, August 7th and September 25th, and requests to waive fees. Seconded by Trustee Nelson Motion carried. 6-0 vote Action on Operator’s Licenses: Dolton Dupler Trustee Aupperle moved to deny Dolton Dupler’s operator’s license Seconded by Trustee Ostby Motion carried. 6-0 vote Motion to Adjourn Trustee Harbach moved to adjourn at 6:00pm Seconded by Trustee Nelson Motion carried. 6-0 vote These minutes are considered a draft and have not officially been approved by the Village Board. Wendy Burnette, Clerk/Treasurer 7 8 9 DATE CHECK# PAYABLE TO AMOUNT 5/1/2026 EFT1445 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 31,673.84$ 5/1/2026 EFT1446 IL DEPT OF REVENUE 222.21$ 5/1/2026 EFT1447 WI DEPT. OF REVENUE 5,130.63$ 5/1/2026 EFT1448 WISCONSIN DEFERRED COMP 2,742.06$ 5/1/2026 EFT1449 WI SCTF 219.23$ 5/1/2026 EFT1450 SOMERS FIRE FIGHTERS 650.00$ 5/1/2026 66143 MCDONALD, LORI 193.94$ 5/1/2026 66144 SANTORO, DAWN 69.26$ 5/1/2026 66145 SANTORO, MICHAEL 69.26$ 5/1/2026 66146 TIMM, MARTHA 44.74$ 5/1/2026 66147 MIRANDA, SAMANTHA 177.32$ 5/1/2026 66150 BRIGHTHOUSE FINANCIAL 215.00$ 5/1/2026 ACH SOMERS PAYROLL 91,697.11$ 5/1/2026 ACH PNP BILLPAYMENT 184.00$ 5/5/2026 ACH DEBIT MEMO - DEP 1469.50 S/B 1429.50 40.00$ 5/7/2026 ACH DEPOSIT ITEM RTN'D - CK#1221 15.00$ 5/8/2026 ACH PNP BILLPAYMENT 60.00$ 5/8/2026 ACH DEPOSIT ITEM RTN'D - CK#23844 195.00$ 5/11/2026 ACH DEPOSIT ADJ DEBIT - DEP 2914.74 S/B 2912.74 2.00$ 5/12/2026 ACH ANALYSIS LOSS FEE/MISC FEE 775.62$ 5/15/2026 ACH SOMERS PAYROLL 85,753.66$ 5/15/2026 EFT1451 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 30,354.61$ 5/15/2026 EFT1452 WI DEPT. OF REVENUE 4,955.55$ 5/15/2026 EFT1453 IL DEPT OF REVENUE 222.21$ 5/15/2026 EFT1454 WISCONSIN DEFERRED COMP 2,715.84$ 5/15/2026 EFT1455 EMPLOYEE TRUST FUNDS 62,472.20$ 5/15/2026 EFT1456 WI EMPLOYEE TRUST FUNDS 41,061.97$ 5/15/2026 EFT1457 WI SCTF 219.23$ 5/15/2026 EFT1458 SOMERS FIRE FIGHTERS 650.00$ 5/ 15/2026 EFT1459 METLIFE VISION 160.56$ 5/15/2026 EFT1460 DELTA DENTAL 258.02$ 5/15/2026 EFT1461 DELTA DENTAL 3,296.06$ 5/15/2026 66215 BRIGHTHOUSE FINANCIAL 215.00$ 5/15/2026 66216 SE CURIAN FINANCIAL GROUP, INC 69.56$ 5/15/2026 66217 SECURIAN FINANCIAL GROUP, INC 906.57$ 5/18/2026 ACH PNP BILLPAYMENT 172.40$ 5/21/2026 ACH PNP BILLPAYMENT 65.00$ 5/22/2026 ACH PNP BILLPAYMENT 124.00$ 5/26/2026 ACH PNP BILLPAYMENT 149.20$ 5/29/2026 ACH PNP BILLPAYMENT 149.20$ 5/29/2026 ACH SOMERS PAYROLL 89,570.68$ 5/29/2026 EFT1462 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 30,836.22$ 5/29/2026 EFT1463 IL DEPT OF REVENUE 222.21$ 5/29/2026 EFT1464 WI DEPT. OF REVENUE 5,109.35$ 5/29/2026 EFT1465 WI SCTF 219.23$ 5/29/2026 EFT1466 AFLAC INSURANCE 319.20$ 5/29/2026 EFT1467 WISCONSIN DEFERRED COMP 2,721.08$ 5/29/2026 EFT1468 SOMERS FIRE FIGHTERS 650.00$ 5/29/2026 EFT1469 LIBERTY NATIONAL 2,285.88$ 5/29/2026 66264 BRIGHTHOUSE FINANCIAL 215.00$ 500,495.91$ 2026 LOAN PAYMENTS & AGENT FEES 5/27/2026 ACH WIRE TRANSFER - BTSC PAYING AGENT (2018A) 123,650.00$ 5/27/2026 ACH WIRE TRANSFER - BTSC PAYING AGENT (2018B) 263,923.75$ 5/27/2026 ACH WIRE TRANSFER - BTSC PAYING AGENT FEE (2018A) 400.00$ 5/27/2026 ACH WIRE TRANSFER - BTSC PAYING AGENT FEE (2018B) 400.00$ TOTAL 388,373.75$ Village of Somers ACH payments and checks from Payroll system during the month of May 2026 10 2026 VILLAGE OF SOMERS MONTHLY INVESTMENT INCOME FEES APRIL STATE BANK (WIN TRUST) SCHWAB EHLERS LGIP-V LGIP-T TRI-CITY TOTALS APRIL EHLERS YEAR TO DATE INTEREST 12,691.27$ 18,762.64$ 400.54$ 26,095.56$ 2,227.99$ 51,705.91$ 111,883.91$ 33.01$ 348.13$ -$ -$ TOTAL INCOME 12,691.27$ 18,762.64$ 400.54$ 26,095.56$ 2,227.99$ 51,705.91$ 111,883.91$ 33.01$ 348.13 Accrued Interest APRIL STATE BANK (WIN TRUST) SCHWAB EHLERS LGIP-V LGIP-T TRI-CITY TOTALS APRIL EHLERS- BORROWING ENDING BALANCES 4,050,898.34$ 4,938,160.39$ 156,239.94$ 8,388,695.37$ 738,064.82$ 15,568,351.55$ 33,840,410.41$ - $ *T-Bill MD6-Cell Tower - $ 508,000.00$ APRIL STATE BANK (WIN TRUST) SCHWAB EHLERS LGIP-V LGIP-T TRI-CITY INTEREST RATE 3.82% 3.81%-Average 3.13% 3.69% 3.69% 3.625% APRIL STATE BANK (WIN TRUST) SCHWAB EHLERS LGIP-V LGIP-T TRI-CITY TOTALS PROJECTED FOR YEAR END Year to date GF 19,660.73$ 18,854.73$ -$ Included in Tri-City Interest 27,860.71$ 131,694.64$ 198,070.81$ 410,000.00$ Year to date all Funds 50,802.92$ 48,720.24$ 1,864.66$ $ 104,285.73 27,860.71$ 225,894.23$ 459,428.49$ 900,000.00$ GF INTEREST PERCENTAGE 38.70% 38.70% Included in Tri-City Interest 100% 41% LGIP = Local Government Investment Pool V = Village T = Town Ehlers= 2023 borrowing for CIP GF = General Fund 11 May 2026 Building Permit Report Permit Types May YTD Accessory Buildings 1 6 Addition 0 1 Alterations 2 16 Commercial 1 2 Deck 1 3 Driveway Approach / Culvert 3 3 Dumpster 3 4 Electrical 13 38 Fence 8 13 Garage 1 2 Foundation Repairs 0 1 Land Disturbance 1 2 Mechanical 3 37 New House 1 2 Occupancy 0 1 Other 0 1 Plumbing 8 26 Residential Solar 1 1 Razing 0 2 Roofing 18 22 Service 0 1 Siding 1 2 Sign 0 3 New Single Family 0 1 Work in the Right of Way 1 10 Total 67 200 Total Revenue 16,300.70$ 127,945.85$ 2025 Revenue 32,297.14$ 69,118.23$ 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 VILLAGE OF SOMERS VILLAGE BOARD MEETING ITEM MEMORANDUM MEETING DATE: June 9, 2026 TO: Village President Stoner and Village Trustees PREPARED BY: Jim Hurley, Administrator AGENDA ITEM: #7 Adopt Resolution 2026-017 and letter to the Bureau of Indian Affairs Objecting to Section 151 Request to Acquire Land in Trust for Gaming for the Proposed Menominee Indian Tribe Hard Rock Casino Project to be located in Kenosha BACKGROUND: The Village Board and Town Board agreed to adopt a resolution and submit a letter to the Bureau of Indian Affairs objecting to Section 151 Request to Acquire Land in Trust for Gaming for the Proposed Menominee Indian Tribe Hard Rock Casino Project proposed to be located in Kenosha. SUGGESTED ACTION/ACTION REQUESTED/COMMENTS: “Motion to Adopt Resolution 2026-017 and letter to the Bureau of Indian Affairs Objecting to Section 151 Request to Acquire Land in Trust for Gaming for the proposed Menominee Indian Tribe Hard Rock Casino Project to be located in Kenosha.” ATTACHMENTS: Resolution 2026-017 Letter to the Bureau of Indian Affairs 21 RESOLUTION NO. 2026- 017 RESOLUTION IN OPPOSITION OF PLACING APPROXIMATELY 59.19 ACRES OF LAND INTO FEDERAL TRUST FOR THE MENOMINEE INDIAN TRIBE OF WISCONSIN FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING CLASS III AND II GAMING WHEREAS, the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin intends to apply to the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs to have approximately 59.19 acres of land located within one-half mile from the corporate boundaries of the Town of Somers, and close proximity to the Village of Somers, placed into Trust for the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin for the purpose of conducting Class III and Class II gaming; and, WHEREAS, the Tribe, through its authority, may only conduct gaming at the facility near Somers if it is placed into Federal Trust through application and approval by the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs; and, WHEREAS, as part of the application process, the impact of the establishment of such a gaming operation on the surrounding community must be addressed along with the efforts to address such impacts; and, WHEREAS, The Village & Town of Somers has identified negative environmental, social, economic and other impacts to the community such as increased runoff to nearby private properties, the Kilbourn ditch, and Des Plaines River watershed, increased number of public safety calls involving the Village of Somers Fire & Rescue, increased traffic on our roadways, harm to the economic redevelopment efforts along the Interstate, the strain on funding for Village & Town services, and the net social costs to our community; and, WHEREAS, the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin has not offered the Village & Town of Somers an agreement or plan to remediate the negative impacts the proposed gaming facility will bring to the community, as is required before placing such land into Federal Trust by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Village Board of Trustees & Town Board of Supervisors for Somers, that it asks the Bureau of Indian Affairs to reject the application made by the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin to place land near the Village & Town of Somers in Kenosha County into Federal Trust for the purposes of Class III and Class II gaming unless an Intergovernmental Revenue Sharing Agreement can be reached remediating the negative environmental, social, and economic impacts to Somers; and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Village/Town Administrator is directed to send a copy of this Resolution to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Menominee Tribe and Authority, the Governor of the State of Wisconsin, the Kenosha County Executive, and City of Kenosha Mayor. 22 Passed and adopted this 9th day of June, 2026. _____________________________ _______________________________ George Stoner Mark A. Molinaro Jr. Village President Town Chairman Village of Somers Town of Somers ATTEST: ______________________________ Wendy Burnette Clerk/Treasurer Village & Town of Somers 23 June 9, 2026 Thomas Wilkins Realty Specialist United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Minneapolis Regional Office Norman Pointe II 5600 West American Boulevard, Suite 500 Bloomington, MN 55437 Re: Comments and Objection to Section 151 Request to Acquire Land in Trust for Gaming for the Proposed Menominee Indian Tribe Hard Rock Casino Project proposed to be located in Kenosha, Wisconsin Dear Mr. Wilkins, On behalf of the Village & Town of Somers ( “Somers”), we submit these comments in response to the Bureau of Indian Affairs notice regarding the request of the Menominee Indian Tribe to acquire the subject property in trust for gaming purposes. According to the U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs (“BIA”) letter, Case Number 50694, the subject property (the “Property”), consists of four (4) parcels (Tax Parcel Numbers: 03-121-01-101-101, 03-121-01-101-102, 03-121- 01-101-422 and 03-121- 01-101-0423), of approximately 59 acres in total land area, and is generally located in the southwest quadrant of I-94 and County Trunk Highway K in the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin. Background Somers respectfully objects to the proposed acquisition of the Property for the development of the Menominee Indian Tribe Hard Rock Casino Project (the “Project”) and requests that the BIA fully consider the substantial adverse impacts to Somers that are reasonably foreseeable from the Project. Somers is adjacent to the City of Kenosha and the Project site is in close proximity to the municipal boundary of the Village & Town. Particularly, the site is directly across from the Town of Somers at 120th Avenue (E Frontage Road) and 60th Avenue, which includes Ukes Harley Davidson, a popular destination with a 3,000-square-foot museum of vintage bikes, a 70-foot display tower, and a 60,000-square-foot facility. Somers will experience the following negative environmental, social and economic impacts: 24 • The stormwater study should consider impacts of increased runoff on the Pleasant Prairie Mobile Home Park (11703 60TH ST), which is in the Town of Somers. Somers is concerned that existing flooding issues will be exacerbated by the development. • Increased traffic on Somers roadways and to the overall (and regional) transportation systems. Given there is no gas station near the Highway 158 exit in Kenosha, the closest options north of the proposed site for gas and convenience stores along the I- 94 corridor will be at Hwy S/142 and Hwy E in Somers. • Increased use of Somers roadways will result in greater calls for public safety services, and strain funding for roadway maintenance. • Overall negative effect on social and socio-economic costs to the overall community. At the same time, Somers is not a party to the intergovernmental agreements that were described three (3) years ago in 2023 for the City of Kenosha and the County of Kenosha and Somers is not positioned to receive revenue sharing or other direct offsets to cover the increased costs and risks that would be imposed on our community. If this project moves forward, then we urge the revenue sharing agreement to be expanded to include the Village & Town of Somers. Information Requested by the BIA To the extent the BIA requests specific fiscal and service information, the Village provides the following. • Annual property taxes currently levied on the subject property allocated to Somers. The Property is located in the jurisdiction of the City of Kenosha. Somers levies no taxes on the Property. • Special assessments currently assessed against the property in support of Somers. The Property is located in the jurisdiction of the City of Kenosha. Somers has no special assessments assessed against the Property. • Governmental services currently provided to the property by Somers: The Property is located in the jurisdiction of the City of Kenosha. However, Somers has a Mutual aid agreement with the City of Kenosha, including the MABAS agreement, that could require Somers Fire/EMS Services to the Casino. • Zoning consistency: The Property is located in the jurisdiction of the City of Kenosha; therefore, the City provides the zoning services, designations and regulations for the Property. However, Somers respectfully request that the BIA evaluate whether the intended casino use is consistent with surrounding land uses 25 and applicable zoning and land use standards, including compatibility with nearby residential areas and established community destinations. Fiscal Impacts and Unfunded Local Costs The Village requests that the BIA evaluate the full fiscal impact on Somers, including the shift of costs to Village taxpayers without a corresponding revenue source. A major 24-hour gaming and entertainment complex is reasonably expected to increase demand for public safety and emergency response. Somers supports regional response through mutual aid and interjurisdictional frameworks. The BIA should evaluate how increased service demand and associated costs will be mitigated for neighboring communities that are not receiving direct revenue sharing. Transportation and Traffic Impacts on Somers The Village requests that the BIA evaluate traffic impacts on the regional transportation network, not solely the immediate, local site access roads, including but not limited to: • I 94 Exit 337, County/State Trunk Highway KR / 195 • I 94 Exit 339, County Trunk Highway E • I 94 Exit 340, County/State Trunk Highway S / 142 • I 94 Exit 342, State Trunk Highway 158 Stormwater, Retention, and Watershed Concerns Somers has serious concerns regarding stormwater retention and detention planning and the potential for increased flooding and erosion impacts. The Project location is under the stormwater management regulations for the Des Plaines River Watershed, which are more stringent and more intensive than other Village/City of Kenosha watershed management regulations. The stormwater management for the Project will need to be designed in accordance with the most recent regulations. Somers request that the BIA require a clear demonstration that stormwater design will meet applicable standards and watershed criteria intended to protect already stressed water resources and to prevent adverse downstream impacts. Land Use Compatibility and Community Character The proposed casino and associated facilities would introduce intensive 24-hour use adjacent to established residential areas and existing community destinations. The Village 26 is concerned that the scale, intensity, and operational characteristics of the Project are incompatible with the character and land use patterns of the surrounding area and will create adverse, negative impacts that extend beyond the host jurisdiction. Request for Full Consideration and Mitigation For the reasons above, Somers request the following: Somers respectfully request that the BIA deny the fee to trust acquisition for gaming purposes or, at minimum, require comprehensive analysis and enforceable mitigation addressing: • Regional traffic impacts at I-94 Exits 337, 339, 340, 342 and connecting corridors. • Public safety and emergency response demand and funding. • Stormwater retention, detention, and downstream watershed impacts. • Fiscal impacts on Somers, including loss of tax base and increased service costs. Village & Town of Somers taxpayers cannot be held fiscally responsible for the additional public service requirements necessary to support public safety and safe travel through Somers. Hence, the Village & Town of Somers should be included in the revenue sharing agreement to offset the costs of additional services. Please include this letter in the administrative record for Section 151 “Request to Move Land into Trust for Gaming” . Respectfully submitted, _____________________________ _______________________________ George Stoner Mark A. Molinaro Jr. Village President Town Chairman Village of Somers Town of Somers 27 VI LLAGE OF SOMERS VILLAGE BOARD MEETING ITEM MEMORANDUM MEETING DATE: June 9, 2026 TO: V illage President Stoner and Village Trustees PREP ARED BY: Jim Hurley, Administrator AGEND A ITEM: #8 Motion to Approve Pilot Meeting Schedule and Amendment to Public Comment Guidelines BACKGROUND: At the June 2nd Work Session, the Village Board agreed to a pilot meeting schedule subject to additional opportunities for public comments. Fr om June – August 2026, there will be no Regular Board meeting on the fourth Tuesday of the month. If an item requires action prior to the Regular Board meeting, then staff will schedule a special meeting. The Village Board and Administration agreed it would be prudent to add public comments to work sessions for the duration of the pilot meeting schedule. The public will have more opportunities for input, and both staff and the Board could engage in discussion about their concerns earlier in the process. In August, Village staff will include the pilot meeting schedule and public comment guidelines on a Board work session for further discussion. Exc luding special meetings, here is the pilot meeting schedule: Dates Meeting Types 16-Jun Work Session 7-Jul Work Session 14-Jul Board Meeting 21-Jul Work Session 4-Aug Work Session 12-Aug Board Meeting 18-Aug Work Session 28 SUGGESTED ACTION/ACTION REQUESTED/COMMENTS: “Motion to Approve Amendment to the Public Comment Guidelines, and Pilot Meeting Schedule from June – August 2026” ATTACHMENTS: Public Comment Guidelines 29 Village of Somers Board of Trustees Public Comment Registration to Participate The Village of Somers Board of Trustees is interested in hearing from members of the public. In order to facilitate this process, a period of time has been set aside at the beginning of each Village Board meeting to allow members of the public to speak to the board on any topic. The following guidelines are to be adhered to in order to ensure an opportunity to the general public to address their Village Board. Your cooperation in following these guidelines is appreciated. (Please print answers to all questions) 1. Date: ___________________________________________________ 2. Name: __________________________________________________ 3. Street Address: ___________________________________________ 4. City, State, Zip Code: ______________________________________ 5. Telephone (optional): ______________________________________ 6. Email (optional): __________________________________________ 7. Item on Agenda you wish to Speak OR Topic OR Comments: _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ (Please See Back of Page for Guidelines) 30 I Guidelines 1. Members of the public wishing to address the Village of Somers Village Board are required to fill out a Registration for Participation in the Public Comment segment of the Board Agenda and present same to the Clerk prior to the start of the Village Board Meeting. As part of a pilot meeting schedule, the Village Board is opening public comments to Work Session Meetings to offer additional opportunities for public input from June – August 2026. All comments shall be subject to these guidelines. 2. Only those persons who have filled out the required registration form and presented to the Clerk will be allowed to address the Village Board. 3. A person may speak only once during the public comment period. 4. Each registrant will be allowed a maximum of five (5) minutes to address the Village Board on the topic they have listed on their Registration Form. 5. Village Board members are not to ask questions or engage in debate with the registrant. 6. Any materials which a person wish Village Board members to review must be given to the Clerk/Treasurer prior to the meeting for distribution 7. The President or other presiding officer at their discretion, may refer the registrants to staff for follow-up on any information presented. The following Rules of Decorum shall apply to the Public Comment period of the Village Board Meeting: • Proper decorum must be observed by speakers in providing testimony and remarks during any public comment period. Speakers are expected to conduct themselves with civility and to accord a measure of dignity and respect. • The President shall keep control of the meeting and require speakers and audience to refrain from abusive or profane remarks, disruptive outbursts, applause, protests, or other conduct which disrupts or interferes with the orderly conduct of the business of the meeting. • Personal attacks on the Village Board Trustees, Village staff, other officials or members of the public are not allowed. • Engaging in such conduct will be grounds for ending a speaker's time at the podium or removal from the meeting room at the discretion of the President. I have read and agree to the terms set above __________________________Date___________________ Thank you for your Cooperation 31 VILLAGE OF SOMERS VILLAGE BOARD MEETING ITEM MEMORANDUM MEETING DATE: June 9th, 2026 TO: Village President Stoner and Village Trustees PREPARED BY: Wendy Burnette, Clerk-Treasurer AGENDA ITEM: #9 Action on 2026 Mobile Home Park License Renewals from Oakdale Estates, Inc. & Oakdale Estates Mobile Home Park & Sales, 11515 1st Street; Mid City Mobile Homes, 1530 Sheridan Road; Alford Mobile Home Park, 1870 Sheridan Road; and Embassy Mobile Home Park, 1784 Sheridan Road BACKGROUND: Mobile Home Park Licenses expire on June 30 th each year. Building and Fire Inspections have been successfully completed for the following Mobile Home Park Licenses: • Oakdale Estates, Inc. & Oakdale Estates Mobile Home Park & Sales, 11515 1st Street; • Mid-City Mobile Homes, 1530 Sheridan Road; • Embassy Mobile Home Park, 1784 Sheridan Road; and • Alford Mobile Home Park, 1870 Sheridan Road PRIOR ACTION TAKEN: These renewals were reviewed and discussed at our June 2nd Work Session. SUGGESTED ACTION/ACTION REQUESTED/COMMENTS: Staff recommends approval of the above referenced Mobile Home Park Licenses. In the event that the Village Board agrees with the suggested action, a suggested motion to approve would be as follows: “Motion to approve 2026 Mobile Home Park License Renewals from 32 Oakdale Estates, Inc. & Oakdale Estates Mobile Home Park & Sales, 11515 1st Street; Mid City Mobile Homes, 1530 Sheridan Road; Alford Mobile Home Park, 1870 Sheridan Road; and Embassy Mobile Home Park, 1784 Sheridan Road” ATTACHMENTS: Building Inspectors Mobile Home Park Report Fire Department Inspection Letter of Mobile Home Parks Applications 33 From: Scott Seymour To: Wendy Burnette Subject: Mobile Home Parks Date: Friday, May 22, 2026 1:28:27 PM Attachments: image001.png Wendy,   All  mobile home parks have passed inspection.   Scott  Seymour Building Inspector Village | Town of Somers 7511 12th Street, P.O. Box 197 Somers, WI 53171 262-859-2822 Unless the LORD builds the house, the builders labor in vain. Psalm 127:1     34 From: Adam Pisula To: Wendy Burnette Subject: Re: Mobile Home Yearly Applications Date: Thursday, May 21, 2026 4:39:15 PM Attachments: image001.png Annual mobile home park fire inspections are done, with no violations. Full inspection reports are available for each occupancy upon request. Lieutenant Adam L. Pisula Fire Inspector & Public Education Somers Fire & Rescue (262) 914-1024 Office apisula@somerswi.gov To update your property or building information please go to Fire Department Contact Form - Village & Town of Somers, WI and complete the online form. From: Wendy Burnette <WBurnette@somerswi.gov> Sent: Thursday, May 7, 2026 4:27 PM To: Adam Pisula <APisula@somerswi.gov> Subject: RE: Mobile Home Yearly Applications   Hi Adam, Thank you so much. I’ve attached our spreadsheet. Let me know if you need anything else. Wendy Burnette Clerk/Treasurer Village/Town of Somers 7511 12 th Street, P.O. Box 197 Somers, WI 53171 Telephone: (262)859-2822 Email: wburnette@somerswi.gov From: Adam Pisula <APisula@somerswi.gov> Sent: Thursday, May 7, 2026 4:09 PM To: Wendy Burnette <WBurnette@somerswi.gov> Subject: Re: Mobile Home Yearly Applications 35 Wendy, I am almost complete with my inspections and will send you an email when done. Do you have updated contacts for the parks? If so can you please send it to me. Thanks, Lieutenant Adam L. Pisula Fire Inspector & Public Education Somers Fire & Rescue (262) 914-1024 Office apisula@somerswi.gov To update your property or building information please go to Fire Department Contact Form - Village & Town of Somers, WI and complete the online form. From: Wendy Burnette <WBurnette@somerswi.gov> Sent: Monday, May 4, 2026 12:21 PM To: Scott Seymour <SSeymour@somerswi.gov>; Adam Pisula <APisula@somerswi.gov>; Joe Scruggs <JScruggs@somerswi.gov> Cc: Eugenia Lara <ELara@somerswi.gov> Subject: Mobile Home Yearly Applications Good afternoon, The Mobile Home applications for the 2026-2027 fiscal year have been sent out to the property owners. I plan to put these on the June 2nd Work Session for review. Could you let me know when their inspections have been completed. Thank you. Wendy Burnette Clerk/Treasurer Village/Town of Somers 7511 12 th Street, P.O. Box 197 Somers, WI 53171 Telephone: (262)859-2822 Email: wburnette@somerswi.gov 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 1345678 9 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 1920212223242526 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 14 10 10 11 11 10 12 12 7 7 5 5 22222323 27 27 16 17 178 16 2 35 35 29 29 8 SHEET NUMBER PROJ NO: ENG : DATE : REVISIONS THIS DESIGN AND THESE DRAWINGS ARE THE PROPERTY OF CAGE ENGINEERING, INC. NO PART OF THIS WORK MAY BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CAGE ENGINEERING, INC. SHEET TITLE OF 1 HOMES OF AMERICA KENOSHA EMBASSY MHP 1784 SHERIDAN ROAD KENOSHA, WI 260031.EN1 CAR 02/20/2026 30 TOWN SQUARE BLVD. BUILDING 7C, SUITE 206 ASHEVILLE, NC 28803 P: 630.598.0007 WWW.CAGECIVIL.COM 1 EMBASSY LOTTING EXHIBIT EX-1 1" = ' (HORIZONTAL) '' 20 40200 48 49 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 41 43 44 4 63.28' PARCEL WIDTH INSUFFICIENT FOR ADD'L UNITS; EASEMENT GRANTED BY RAIL ENDS AT SOUTHERN PROPERTY LINE TOTAL EXISTING PARKING STALLS: 79 SHEET NUMBER PROJ NO: ENG : DATE : REVISIONS THIS DESIGN AND THESE DRAWINGS ARE THE PROPERTY OF CAGE ENGINEERING, INC. NO PART OF THIS WORK MAY BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM CAGE ENGINEERING, INC. SHEET TITLE OF 1 HOMES OF AMERICA KENOSHA ALFORD MHP 1870 SHERIDAN ROAD KENOSHA, WI 260031.EN1 CAR 02/20/2026 30 TOWN SQUARE BLVD. BUILDING 7C, SUITE 206 ASHEVILLE, NC 28803 P: 630.598.0007 WWW.CAGECIVIL.COM 1 ALFORD LOTTING EXHIBIT EX-1 1" = ' (HORIZONTAL) '' 40 80400 50 51 VILLAGE OF SOMERS VILLAGE BOARD VILLAGE BOARD ITEM MEMORANDUM MEETING DATE: June 9, 2026 TO: Village President Stoner and Village Trustees FROM: Wendy Burnette , Clerk-Treasurer AGENDA ITEM: #10 Public Hearing on “Class A” and Class “A” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications #11 Public Hearing on Class “B” and “Class B” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications #12 Action on “Class A” and Class “A” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications #13 Action on “Class B” and Class “B” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications BACKGROUND: Alcohol Licenses expire on June 30 th each year. Establishments in the Village of Somers have submitted their Renewal Alcohol Beverage Retail License to meet statutory requirements for filing and publication. The list of applicants is included. Building Inspections & Fire Inspections of all locations have been successfully completed, except for Jerry Smith which will be completed upon business opening for the season. Attached is a spreadsheet showing the Calls for Service pertaining to liquor law violations. PRIOR ACTION TAKEN: The Renewal Applications were reviewed and discussed at our June 2, 2026, Work Session. 52 SUGGESTED ACTION/ACTION REQUESTED/COMMENTS: In the event that the Village Board proceeds with suggested action, a suggested motion to approve would be as follows: Motion to hold Public Hearing Hold Public Hearing Motion to Close Public Hearing “Motion to approve “Class A” and Class “A” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications as listed in attached “Class A” and Class “A” Retail Alcohol License Application Renewal List for 2026-2027” “Motion to approve “Class B” and Class “B” Renewal Retail Alcohol Beverage License Applications as listed in attached “Class B ” and Class “B” Retail Alcohol License Application Renewal List for 2026-2027, subject to the following conditions only being applied to J. Smith Farm ATTACHMENTS: “Class A” and Class “A” Retail Alcohol License Application Renewal List for 2026-2027 “Class B” and Class “B” Retail Alcohol License Application Renewal List for 2026-2027 Sheriff Department Spreadsheet for Liquor Law Violations Building Inspector alcohol inspection report Fire Inspector alcohol licenses report 53 NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR ALCOHOL LICENSES Please take notice that in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 125.04(3)(g) of the Wisconsin State Statutes, the following alcohol license applications for the licensing year 2026-2027 have been filed with the Clerk of the Village of Somers, Kenosha County, Wisconsin: “CLASS A” INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE & CLASS “A” FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE NAME AGENT TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PARCEL NUMBER BP Kenosha Travel Plaza Simmi Bhardwaj Somers Amoco 1170 22nd Avenue Kenosha WI 53140 82-4-222- 124-0310 BP Kenosha Travel Plaza, LLC Parveen Bhardwaj Kenosha Truck Stop 11800 Burlington Road Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 224-0501 Kwik Trip, Inc Brian Malloy Kwik Trip #107 5800 31st Street Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 224-0504 7-Eleven, Inc Brian Randall 7-Eleven #35842K 1150 Green Bay Road Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 104-0361 Parul Corp. Bhanumati A. Patel Northside Superette 1810 Sheridan Road Kenosha WI 53140 83-4-223- 192-0100 Sam's East, Inc Travis Pecor Sam's Club #6331 3300 Brumback Blvd. Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 271-0302 Skogen's Foodliner, Inc Samuel Balk Festival Foods 6000 31st Street Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 224-0501 Wal-Mart Stores East, LP Jerad Evans Wal-Mart Supercente r #1167 3500 Brumback Blvd. Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 271-0301 Kwik Trip, Inc Indiana Rockwell Kwik Trip #597 11350 28th Street Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 193-0101 Somers Market LLC Parveen Bhardwaj Somers Market LLC 11302 12th Street Sturtevan t WI 53140 82-4-222- 073-0311 “CLASS B” INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSE & CLASS “B” FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE NAME AGENT TRADE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PARCEL NUMBER Danish Brotherhood Lodge #14 Joseph Vaughn Danish Brotherhood Lodge #14 1300 Sheridan Road Kenosha WI 53140 83-4-223- 181-0820 Eclectic, LLC Justin Traughber J & M's Bar & Grill 8013-12th Street Kenosha WI 53171 82-4-222- 162-0010 Geebo, LLC Peter Gochis Somers House 1548 Sheridan Road Kenosha WI 53140 83-4-223- 184-0820 54 Utopia Nails & Spa, LLC Tony Huynh Utopia Nails & Spa 4816 Green Bay Road Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 341-0210 Parveen Bhardwaj Parveen Bhardwaj I-94 LLC 11302 12th Street Sturtevant WI 53177 82-4-222- 073-0311 A Public Hearing and action on the above applications will occur at the regular meeting of the Somers Village Board at Somers Village/Town Hall, 7511 12th Street, Somers, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, June 9, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. Wendy Burnette Clerk/Treasurer Publish: 05/26/26, 05/27/26 & 05/28/26 Kenosha Country Club, Inc Nicole Eisenbraun Kenosha Country Club 500 13th Avenue, Box 249 Kenosha WI 53140 83-4-223- 063-0200 M & R, Inc Shamin Khan-Bano Hobnob Restaurant 277 S. Sheridan Road Racine WI 53403 83-4-223- 052-0200 Oakfire Kenosha, LLC David Scotney Oakfire Pizzeria Napoletana & Bar 3552 Market Lane Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 271-0318 J. Smith Farm Amy Smith Jerry Smith Farm 7150 18th St Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 153-0225 Petrifying Springs Beer Garden, S corp Anthony DeBartolo Petrifying Springs Biergarten 5555 7th Street, Pavilion # 1 Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 111-5001 Surfside Bowl, Inc Ellen Hedges Surfside Bowl 1015 Sheridan Road Kenosha WI 53140 83-4-223- 083-0760 Golden Madison, LLC Parveen Bhardwaj Pub 94 11800 Burlington Road Kenosha WI 53144 82-4-222- 224-0504 55 The following addresses did not have calls specific to the extracted types: - 7-11 - 1150 Green Bay Rd - I-94 LLC - 11302 12th St - Hobnob Restaurant - 277 S Sheridan Rd - Sazon Taco's & Tequila - 3554 Market Ln - Petrifying Springs Biergarten - 5555 7th St - Jerry Smith Farm - 7150 18th St - Sturino's - 1543 22nd Ave - Tacos El Rey - 2000 Birch Rd Somers Liquor Establishment Businesses - Calls for Service by Type 56 Index Date Time CallSource CallType CommonName Address IncidentNumber Citation Count Citation List Statute List Narrative Summary 1 2026-02-26 15:50:10 Officer Initiated Service Shell - Somers 11302 12TH ST 2026-00308494 2 2026-03-05 0:52:22 911 Disorderly Conduct Shell - Somers 11302 12TH ST 2026-00309404 Employees reported semi-trucks refusing to leave the property overnight. Deputies advised the remaining driver to leave, and the truck departed without further issues. 3 2026-03-09 22:01:19 911 Disorderly Conduct Shell - Somers 11302 12TH ST 2026-00310011 An employee reported truck drivers attempting to stay overnight after being told not to. One driver became verbally aggressive and challenged staff to call police. 4 2026-04-01 18:17:21 Officer Initiated Service Shell - Somers 11302 12TH ST 2026-00313366 Somers operator's licenses for Isabelle Otis (25-27-141)and Allyson Pobloski (25-27-136) were valid through 6/30/2027. Class A Fermented Malt Beverage and intoxicating Liquor license # CA 25-12 valid through 6/30/2026. No offenses observed. No issues reported. 5 2025-08-18 12:41:16 Phone Service Kwik Trip - I94/S 11350 28TH ST 2025-00331231 Caller is an employee here and states on the street at the entrance and in multiple spots there is what appears to be animal parts and organs and it smells very strongly. , s258 notified, called back - its in a whole lane and [people are swerving almost causing accidents, compl notified of delay, 4 sets of animal lungs at 28th st and 113th ave, somers village hall 6 2025-09-17 14:17:52 OI Disorderly Conduct Kwik Trip - I94/S 11350 28TH ST 2025-00335976 A male inside the store was yelling after a Lyft dropped him at Kwik Trip instead of home. He left peacefully in another Lyft after staff requested he leave. 7 2025-11-11 23:39:53 Phone Disorderly Conduct Kwik Trip - I94/S 11350 28TH ST 2025-00343633 A man barricaded himself inside the showers after being asked to leave. Deputies contacted and trespassed him from the property without arrest. 8 2026-01-14 18:06:33 Officer Initiated Service Kwik Trip - I94/S 11350 28TH ST 2026-00301971 9 2026-01-30 21:40:32 Phone Disorderly Conduct Kwik Trip - I94/S 11350 28TH ST 2026-00304292 A trucking company owner attempted to retrieve a semi-truck from a former employee she believed intoxicated. Deputies determined it was a civil dispute, and both parties peacefully resolved the issue. 10 2026-02-06 12:21:28 Phone Disorderly Conduct Kwik Trip - I94/S 11350 28TH ST 2026-00305298 A man yelling and acting erratically inside the store claimed he lost keys to his Corvette. He left in another vehicle before deputies arrived. 11 2026-04-14 10:43:01 Officer Initiated Service Kwik Trip - I94/S 11350 28TH ST 2026-00315150 12 2026-04-23 8:53:53 Phone Disorderly Conduct Kwik Trip - I94/S 11350 28TH ST 2026-00316440 1 0F80HWRB2H DISORDERLY CONDUCT (SOMERS) A caller reported being threatened by another customer at Kwik Trip during a parking dispute. The suspect allegedly threatened violence and mentioned having a knife. 13 2025-07-14 14:29:16 911 Disorderly Conduct Amoco 1170 22ND AVE 2025-00325921 A disorderly man on a bicycle yelled at employees after being told to quiet down. He was trespassed from the property. 14 2025-08-22 21:41:58 Phone Disorderly Conduct Amoco 1170 22ND AVE 2025-00332007 Employees reported several vehicles blocking fuel pumps and revving engines in the lot, creating a disturbance. 15 2025-11-28 20:19:17 Officer Initiated Service Amoco 1170 22ND AVE 2025-00345697 business check 16 2025-12-01 15:04:01 Phone Disorderly Conduct Amoco 1170 22ND AVE 2025-00346003 A bicyclist reported nearly being struck by a pickup truck before a verbal argument occurred. She only wanted the incident documented. 17 2026-01-19 14:44:50 911 Battery Amoco 1170 22ND AVE 2026-00302577 A woman reported being assaulted by her child’s grandmother during a custody exchange in the parking lot. Medical assistance and custody-related actions followed. 18 2026-01-21 17:11:33 Officer Initiated Service Amoco 1170 22ND AVE 2026-00302888 19 2025-09-26 1:03:11 Officer Initiated Service Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2025-00337238 bar was already closed for the evening upon our arrival. 20 2025-09-27 14:51:43 Phone Disorderly Conduct Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2025-00337469 A semi-truck driver caused a disturbance at Pub 94 after accusing staff of stealing money. She was trespassed from the property. 21 2025-10-03 18:52:51 Officer Initiated Service Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2025-00338378 22 2025-11-23 14:02:53 Phone Disorderly Conduct Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2025-00345085 Two men became upset after their vehicle was towed from the property and threw items inside the store. Deputies trespassed both men at management’s request. 23 2025-12-05 23:38:28 Officer Initiated Service Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2025-00346719 bar closed at 10pm 24 2025-12-10 17:01:28 Officer Initiated Service Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2025-00347319 Pub 94 possessed intoxicating beverages license class B #CA 25-01 valid until 06/30/2026. Bartender Maria B. Palomo was on site a possessed a valid Village of Somers bartending license #24-27-096 valid until 06-30-2027. No violations observed. 25 2025-12-16 16:03:54 Officer Initiated Service Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2025-00348075 26 2026-01-15 15:29:55 Officer Initiated Service Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2026-00302109 On the above date and time, Deputies conducted a Tavern Check at Pub 94. Deputies observed two patrons in the bar. I made contact with the bar tender, Maria Palomo (Valid Operators License #25-27-095 through June 2027). I also checked the Taverns License #CB 25-01 for Class "B" and "Class B" valid through June 30th 2026. Deputies did not observe any violations. Cleared and took no further action. 27 2026-02-22 19:41:55 Officer Initiated Service Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2026-00307893 Permits for Class "B" Fermented Malt Bev. and Intoxicating #: CB25-01, Amusement #: AD-25-04, and Desiree Vasquez' operator license #:25-27-019 all valid through 06-30-26 28 2026-04-13 20:50:13 Officer Initiated Service Pub 94 11800 BURLINGTON RD 2026-00315075 tavern check, Permits for Class "B" Fermented Malt Bev. and Intoxicating #: CB25-01, Amusement #: AD-25-04, and Karissa Franceschina's operator license #:25-27-165 (valid through 06-30-2027) 29 2025-08-10 13:07:15 Phone Service Northside Superette 1810 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00330111 caller reporting fire hydrant down here, its on the same side of the road of northside superette, hydrant down at 12th ave/sheridan, nothing leaking, water pumping notified , PER WATER COMPANY THEY DO NOT SERVICE THAT AREA - THEY GAVE SOMERS TX 262-859-2822 OPTION 2 THEN 1 THEY WERE NOTIFIED , Superette is checking cameras and will call 356 regarding what they find. 30 2025-10-14 17:58:29 911 Disorderly Conduct Northside Superette 1810 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00339772 A woman became upset after her card was declined and attempted to leave with merchandise. She left before deputies arrived and no complaint was signed. 31 2025-10-15 12:25:45 Phone Disorderly Conduct Northside Superette 1810 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00339863 A woman refused to pay for damaged merchandise, threatened employees, and caused a disturbance. She later received a disorderly conduct citation. 32 2025-11-14 12:03:06 Phone Disorderly Conduct Northside Superette 1810 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00343979 Employees reported two young women causing issues after being denied tobacco due to lack of ID. One spit on the carpet and both were to be trespassed. 33 2025-10-03 12:49:45 911 Disorderly Conduct Sam's Club 3300 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00338326 A customer became upset over a delayed tire appointment and began recording employees and customers. The situation was resolved without enforcement action. 34 2025-12-23 17:54:05 911 Disorderly Conduct Sam's Club 3300 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00349027 A woman reported her estranged brother harassing her outside Sam’s Club. She requested deputies tell him to stay away and planned to seek a restraining order. 35 2026-03-02 18:33:10 Phone Disorderly Conduct Sam's Club 3300 BRUMBACK BLVD 2026-00309064 A man reported another customer intentionally rammed his mobility scooter with a shopping cart, causing later pain. Surveillance footage could not confirm the incident. 36 2025-07-01 16:29:02 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00324050 A parking dispute escalated after a man confronted a woman parked improperly near handicap stalls. Witnesses stated the complainant was the primary aggressor. 37 2025-08-26 20:15:40 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00332596 Two female customers argued loudly inside the chemical section of the store. Deputies separated them and issued verbal warnings. 38 2025-09-09 14:56:24 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00334696 A woman at the service desk was yelling at employees and behaving erratically. She was taken into custody after causing a disturbance. 39 2025-09-10 17:47:33 911 Battery Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00334888 Witnesses reported a man assaulted a woman in the parking lot before fleeing on a motorcycle. Deputies investigated the domestic-related assault. 40 2025-09-19 15:07:41 911 Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00336299 Callers reported a couple arguing violently in a vehicle while handling a child aggressively in traffic. Deputies searched for the vehicle after it left the area. 41 2025-10-15 10:06:49 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00339844 1 0F80HCPTMZ DISORDERLY CONDUCT (SOMERS) An employee reported a former coworker entered the store and harassed him. The suspect later received a disorderly conduct citation. 42 2025-11-02 12:41:15 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00342276 1 0F80J07D70 DISORDERLY CONDUCT A customer rode an e-bike recklessly through the store and nearly struck someone. He was cited for disorderly conduct after leaving in a truck. 43 2025-11-15 13:53:53 911 Fight Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00344110 Two customers were reportedly fighting near the grocery entrance. Deputies determined it was only a verbal dispute and neither party wanted charges. 44 2025-11-20 11:12:25 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00344714 Loss prevention reported a woman repeatedly called the store to harass employees after an earlier incident. Deputies attempted contact but received no answer. 45 2025-11-23 13:01:20 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00345082 A parking dispute between two women escalated into yelling and aggressive behavior. Deputies reviewed video and found no criminal activity. 46 2025-11-26 16:55:05 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00345529 Two women were yelling and nearly fighting at a register inside the store. The complainant later declined further action. 47 2025-12-01 16:33:42 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00346016 A woman in white clothing caused a disturbance by yelling and throwing items inside the store. One individual was detained. 48 2025-12-08 8:26:51 911 XX M ed Call - LE ResponseWalmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00346953 A caller reported being punched in the face by another woman who allegedly had an active trespass order. Medical personnel responded for minor injuries. 49 2025-12-10 21:31:22 911 Fight Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00347358 1 BM958671 OP REVOKED/DUE TO ALC/CONT SUBFive women were fighting near the market entrance before some fled in a vehicle. One person was issued an ordinance arrest referral. 50 2025-12-13 20:40:27 911 Fight Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00347760 A woman threatened another customer during an argument in the parking lot before fleeing. Neither Walmart nor the victim wanted to pursue charges. 51 2025-12-14 18:56:04 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00347834 Loss prevention reported a man threatened staff, damaged property, and fled in a vehicle after kicking doors open. Video evidence was to be collected. 52 2025-12-16 13:49:34 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2025-00348061 A man reported his estranged wife took documents from their shared vehicle while he was shopping. Deputies determined it was a civil matter. 53 2026-02-13 18:56:04 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2026-00306473 Five women caused a disturbance in the shoe department by eating unpaid food and spraying silly string. All were trespassed from Walmart property. 54 2026-03-13 9:58:00 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2026-00310513 Employees reported a woman appearing impaired and stumbling through the store. She left on foot before medical help arrived. 55 2026-03-14 13:58:47 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2026-00310677 Walmart employees confronted a man welding in the parking lot without permission. Deputies located and trespassed him from the property. 56 2026-04-03 15:07:17 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2026-00313633 A woman refused to leave a transportation van after learning another driver would pick her up later. Deputies mediated and ultimately provided her a ride home. 57 2026-04-06 17:11:48 Phone Disorderly Conduct Walmart 3500 BRUMBACK BLVD 2026-00314041 Employees reported a confrontation involving threats about firearms between customers. Deputies spoke with one remaining party but no charges were filed. 58 2025-11-25 17:19:10 911 Disorderly Conduct Kwik Trip - Somers 5800 31ST ST 2025-00345391 Employees reported an intoxicated woman punching bathroom stalls and walls. She denied causing damage and agreed to leave for the night. 59 2025-12-26 17:51:33 Officer Initiated Service Kwik Trip - Somers 5800 31ST ST 2025-00349264 60 2026-01-31 18:15:48 Officer Initiated Service Kwik Trip - Somers 5800 31ST ST 2026-00304414 61 2026-02-27 17:38:39 Officer Initiated Service Kwik Trip - Somers 5800 31ST ST 2026-00308680 62 2025-10-25 10:56:45 Phone Service Festival Foods - Somers 6000 31ST ST 2025-00341244 caller states there is an injured opossum by their door 5 behind the building , moved away from building, pd not needed *NOTE: This data is sorted by Address, Date, and then Time Call data extracted using terms such as: liquor violation calls, fights, batteries, disorderly conduct, and service. The following addresses did not have calls specific to the extracted types: - 7-11 - 1150 Green Bay Rd 57 Index Date Time CallSour ce CallType CommonName Address IncidentNumber Citation Count Citation List Statute List Narrative Summary 1 ######### 21:02:38 Officer Initiated Ser vice Sur fside Bowl 1015 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00344052 Made contact with Owner/bartender Alan Hedges, bartender's license #25-27-077 valid through 06/30/2027 through Vlg. Of Somers. Checked Class B liquor license/ class B fermented beverage license # CB 25-08 and Amusement License #AD-25-05 both valid through 06/30/2026 through Vlg of Somers. No issues reported or seen. 2 ######### 18:38:24 Officer Initiated Ser vice Sur fside Bowl 1015 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00302904 William Harris (bartender license: 23-24-26 exp.: 06/30/26);Class B fermented malt beverage and intoxicated license: CB 25-08 exp.: 06/30/26;Amusement device license: AD25-05 exp.: 06/30/26;No issues observed." 3 ######### 17:47:57 Officer Initiated Ser vice Sur fside Bowl 1015 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00314198 Operator License: Alan Hedges (25-27-077 exp: 06/30/27);Fermented Malt/Intoxicating Liquor Class B: (CB 25-08 exp: 06/30/26);Amusement Device License: (AD 25-05 exp: 06-30-26 - '8' machines);No issues observed // no issues reported" 4 ######### 17:20:45 Officer Initiated Ser vice Danish Br other hood (Cor tese's1300 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00344023 Made contact with Bartender Angela Kaye who provided her bartending license, #15-24-26 valid through 06/30/2026 through Vlg. of Somers. Checked Cabaret License #CL-25-02, Class B Fermented Beverage and Class B Liquor License # CB 25-11 both valid through 06/30/2026 through Vlg of Somers. No issues reported or seen. 5 ######### 18:51:59 Officer Initiated Ser vice Danish Br other hood (Cor tese's1300 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00302906 6 ######### 19:06:33 Officer Initiated Ser vice Danish Br other hood (Cor tese's1300 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00308063 Permits for Class "B" Fermented Malt Bev. and Intoxicating Liq. #: CB25-11, as well as Cabaret License #: CL-25-02, and J Santiago Jr. operator license #:76-24-26 all valid through 06-30-26. 7 ######### 19:39:15 Officer Initiated Ser vice Danish Br other hood (Cor tese's1300 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00311505 Class B fermented malt beverage license and class B intoxicating liquor license # CB 25-11 valid 06-30-2026;Cabaret License CB-25-02 valid 06-30-2026;Bartender Diane Hoff License 25-27-041 valid 06-30-2027;No violations observed" 8 ######### 0:00:37 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00332611 CAN HEAR VOICES IN THE WOODS, started to push into the woods now, Made contact with Alexis R. Tennyson who provided a valid bartender license #39-24-26 which expires 06/30/26. Alexis also presented a valid class B Liquor license for the Somers House #CB2 25-03 which expires 06/30/26. Nothing Further. 9 ######### 1:03:30 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00333791 7 0F80FFP3JB, 0F80FFP3JC, 0F80G8CTMQ, 0F80G8CTMR, 0F80G8CTMS, 0F80G8CTMT, 0F81XVN00H ADOPTING STATE STATUTE UAP LOITER ON LICENSED PREMISES, POSS MARIJUANA, UNDERAGE PERSON ON LICENSED PREMISES, UNDERAGE/POSS/CONSUME ALC subjs were running but they got him, 0153 1 DETAINED, ronan 0202 custody, end mil 129986, Cornelius D. Gibson DOB: 10/16/1997 and Cornell A. Coleman DOB: 07/30/1996 were trespassed. Both indviduals stated they understood what being trespassed meant. 10 ######### 0:31:58 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00334200 3 0F80G8CTMV, 0F81XVN00J, 0F81XVN00K ADOPTING STATE STATUTE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL BY AN UAP 11 ######### 23:02:39 Phone Liquor Law V iolationSomer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00334316 A caller r epor ted numer ous under age Car thage College students dr inking at the bar and claimed staff wer e not checking IDs. Deputies investigated the complaint. 12 ######### 23:48:17 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00335296 5 0F80G8CTMW, 0F80G8CTMX, 0F80G8CTN0, 0F81XVN00L, 0F81XVN00M ADOPTING STATE STATUTE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL BY AN UAP, ADOPTING STATE STATUTE UAP LOITER ON LICENSED PREMISES, RESISTING / OBSTRUCTING - SOMERS taver n check , 388 has on detained, kar son somer s ntc 0f81xvn00m poss/ consume alcohol by UAP;joshua somer s NTC 0F81XV N00L poss/ consume alcohol by UAP" 13 ######### 0:44:06 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00336364 76 here 14 ######### 0:06:50 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00337792 taver n check 15 ######### 1:31:01 911 Liquor Law V iolationSomer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00338416 A caller r epor ted an under age female allegedly dr inking at the bar . The complainant left befor e deputies ar r ived. 16 ######### 1:16:09 Phone Fight Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00339092 A man r epor ted sever al individuals inside the bar wer e attempting to assault him. He later moved outside and no weapons wer e r epor ted. 17 ######### 1:16:05 911 Liquor Law V iolationSomer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00342256 An anonymous caller r epor ted being assaulted by a tattooed man with long hair and also alleged under age dr inking and other illegal activity at the bar . 18 ######### 23:06:09 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2025-00346714 Tessa L. Mitchell and Alexis R. Tennyson were the bartenders on scene. Somers House manager Thomas P. Gochis was also on scene. I observed a Village of Somers operators license #39-24-26 which was valid from 2024 until 06-30-2026 for Alexis. Tessa had a Village of Somers operators license #25-27-083 which was valid until 06-01-2027. The tavern licenses were all valid and did not expire until June 30th, 2026. The licenses are as followed: ;;CB-25-03 EXP: 6/30/2026- Class B fermented malt beverage license & class B intoxicating liquor license ;;AD-25-03 EXP: 06/30/2026- Amusement device license ;;CG-25-06 EXP: 06/30/2026- Cigarette & tobacco product license ;;CL-25-01 EXP: 06/30/2026- Cabaret License" 19 ######### 22:38:15 Phone Liquor Law V iolationSomer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00305498 Multiple anonymous caller s r epor ted over cr owding, under age dr inking, and intoxicated patr ons allegedly enter ing without pr oper ID checks. 20 ######### 1:34:15 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00307695 1 0F80J6DKTQ LIQUOR PROHIBITED UNDER 21 (POSSESS OR CONSUME) SOMERS Detained, one r eleased, All r equir ed licenses ar e valid. Liquor license CB-2503. V alid bar tender Alexis r epor r ted no pr oblems. 21 ######### 1:10:01 Phone Liquor Law V iolationSomer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00311677 A caller r epor ted a gr oup of under age students using fake IDs to enter the bar and consume alcohol. 22 ######### 0:24:34 911 Liquor Law V iolationSomer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00311767 A passer by r epor ted seeing numer ous under age individuals enter ing the bar after allegedly admitting they wer e 18 and planned to pay someone for entr y. 23 ######### 23:06:59 911 Disor der ly ConductSomer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00315257 Employees r equested a disor der ly patr on be r emoved after he allegedly pr opositioned other s for pr ostitution. He was tr espassed fr om the pr oper ty and left without incident. 24 ######### 20:21:24 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00316215 tavern check, Made contact with bartender Paige Schubert whose Somers bartending license (25-27-133) was valid through 6/30/2027. Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and intoxicating Liquor license # CB-25-03, Cabaret License CL-25-01, and Amusement Device License AD-25-03 (10 machines listed, 10 machines observed), Cigarette & Tobacco Products Lciense (CG-25-06) all valid through 6/30/2026. No offenses observed. No issues reported. 25 ######### 20:58:11 Officer Initiated Ser vice Somer s House 1548 SHERIDAN RD 2026-00317150 Deputies were dispatched to Somers House for a burning violation. While on location, a tavern check was conducted. Deputies spoke with the bartender, identified via her valid WI photo DL as Katherine Bolander. Katherine presented a valid Village of Somers Operators License (No: 25-27-068 / Exp: 06/30/2027). I was also provided with the following Village of Somers licenses:;- Cabaret License (No. CL-25-01 / Exp: 06/30/2026);- Cigarette & Tobacco Products License (No: CG-25-06 / Exp: 06/30/2026);- Class ""B"" Fermented Malt Beverage License & ""Class B"" Intoxicating Liquor License (No: CB 25-03 / Exp: 06/30/2026);- Amusement Device License (No: AD-25-03 / Exp: 06/30/2026);I observed all licenses to be valid. Nothing further." 26 ######### 19:32:09 Officer Initiated Ser vice Oakfire Pizza 3552 MARKET LN 2025-00332416 TAVERN CHECK, TAR: Bartender/Manager- Elena Baryshnikova #25-27-025 exp 6/30/27, Class B-CB25-07 exp 6/30/26 27 ######### 15:26:23 Officer Initiated Ser vice Oakfire Pizza 3552 MARKET LN 2025-00345521 Made contact with Manager/Bartender Arianne Packero (WI DL) (Bartender license confirmation O2NE6hq8EI) whose license is valid through 6/4/2027. “B” (Malt beverages) and “Class B” (intoxicating Liquors) license # CB-25-07 valid through 6/30/2026. No offenses observed. 28 ######### 20:32:45 Officer Initiated Ser vice Oakfire Pizza 3552 MARKET LN 2026-00310716 Made contact with bartender Elena Baryshnikova (WI DL) whose Somers bartending license (25-27-025) was valid through 6/30/2027. Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and intoxicating Liquor license # CB-25-07 valid through 6/30/2026. No offenses observed. No issues reported. 29 ######### 19:45:15 Officer Initiated Ser vice Oakfire Pizza 3552 MARKET LN 2026-00316212 tavern check, Made contact with bartender Ella Zehrung whose Somers bartending license (25-27-134) was valid through 6/30/2027. Class B Fermented Malt Beverage and intoxicating Liquor license # CB-25-07 valid through 6/30/2026. No offenses observed. No issues reported. 30 ######### 16:38:33 Officer Initiated Ser vice Utopia Nails & Spa 4816 GREEN BAY RD 2025-00347315 Utopia Nails an Spa possessed a Valid Class B Intoxicating beverages license #CA 25-08 valid until 06-30-2025. Batender Brooke Hilger on staff and possessed village of somers bartending license #25-27-094 valid until 06-30-2027. 31 ######### 18:25:22 Officer Initiated Ser vice Utopia Nails & Spa 4816 GREEN BAY RD 2026-00308060 Per mits for Class "B" Fer mented Malt Bev. and Intoxicating Liq. #: CA25-08 valid thr ough 06-30-26. No alcohol sales wer e taking place for the day and the business was only conducting gener al spa, pedicur e, etc. ser vices for the day. 32 ######### 16:54:56 Officer Initiated Ser vice Utopia Nails & Spa 4816 GREEN BAY RD 2026-00311476 tavern check, Class B fermented malt and intoxicating beverage license CA 25-08 valid 06-30-2026;No bartenders on shift however no patrons were drinking intoxicating beverages and no intoxicating beverages were being sold.;Bartenders Brooke Hilgers license # 25-27-094 valid 06-30-2027. Tony Huynh license # 25-27-030 valid 06-20-2027" 33 ######### 15:09:11 911 Disor der ly ConductUtopia Nails & Spa 4816 GREEN BAY RD 2026-00315038 A dispute occur r ed between a vehicle deliver y dr iver and customer s over par king, paper wor k, and vehicle damage documentation. Deputies deter mined the issue was pr imar ily a misunder standing and r esolved it peacefully. 34 ######### 16:58:04 Officer Initiated Ser vice Kenosha Countr y Club 500 13TH AVE 2025-00332561 tavern check, TAR: Bartender Erin Willoughby Lic # 25-27-063 exp 6/30/27, Class "B" #CB 25-04 exp 6/30/26, Cigarette and Tobacco #CT-25-04 exp 6/30/26 35 ######### 16:19:04 Officer Initiated Ser vice Kenosha Countr y Club 500 13TH AVE 2025-00347313 Made contact with Er in, who was ver bally identified. Er in pr ovided her bar tender license. ;;Er in's ""class b"" License #: 25-27-063. Expir es in 2027.;;Class B License for Kenosha Countr y Club: CB25-04. Expir es July 2026;;No issues wer e obser ved in the establishment." 36 ######### 16:18:58 Officer Initiated Ser vice Kenosha Countr y Club 500 13TH AVE 2026-00311470 compliance check:;liquor license- CT-25-04;tobacco- CT-25-04;sales/sellers- 004-0000029503-01;retail/food- NFRY-8XC3YN;bar tender license- nicole eisenbroun- 25-27-064" 37 ######### 0:25:11 911 Disor der ly ConductJ&M's Bar and Grill 8013 12TH ST 2025-00337530 A caller r epor ted a missing car key after a deputy had pr eviously given a woman a r ide to the location. Both par ties separ ated amicably after unsuccessfully sear ching for the key. 38 ######### 21:51:23 Officer Initiated Ser vice J&M's Bar and Grill 8013 12TH ST 2025-00344055 Made contact with bartender Katherine Thompson who provided her bartender's license #25-27-069 valid through 06/30/2027 through Vlg. of Somers. Checked Class B fermented drink / Class B liquor license CB 25-02, Cabaret license # CL-25-03, and Amusement device license # AD-25-01 all valid through 06/30/2026 through the Vlg. of Somers. No issues reported or seen. 39 ######### 1:13:08 Officer Initiated Ser vice J&M's Bar and Grill 8013 12TH ST 2026-00307144 40 ######### 20:01:08 Officer Initiated Ser vice J&M's Bar and Grill 8013 12TH ST 2026-00316214 taver n check, Made contact with bar tender Jessica Gunder son whose Somer s bar tending license (25-27-001) was valid thr ough 6/30/2027. Class B Fer mented Malt Bever age and intoxicating Liquor license # CB-25-02, Cabar et License CL-25-03, and Amusement Device License AD-25-01 (8 machines listed, 8 machines obser ved) all valid thr ough 6/30/2026. No offenses obser ved. No issues r epor ted. *NOTE: y Addr ess, Date, and then Time tion calls, fights, batteries, disorderly conduct, and service. have calls specific to the extracted types: LC - 11302 12th St ur ant - 277 S Sher idan Rd & Tequila - 3554 Market Ln ngs Biergarten - 5555 7th St th Farm - 7150 18th St 58 Index Date Time CallSource IncidentTypeCommonName Address IncidentNumbe Narrative Summary 1 2025-09-05 23:44:33 Officer InitiatedService BB's Tavern 6215 GREEN BAY RD2025-00334190 Kimberly tx: [PHONE], Valid Class B fermented malt beverage license and class b intoxicating liquor license. License #TN-CB-25-04. Valid from 07-01-2025 till 06-30-2026. Valid Cabaret License, Expires 08-01-2026. Kimberly J. Cantrell was the bartender. License #06-24-26. Valid from 2024-2026. Approximately 10 people were inside the tavern. No violations were observed." 2 2025-12-05 23:18:01 Officer InitiatedService BB's Tavern 6215 GREEN BAY RD2025-00346716 Kimberly & Cameron were bartending. Kimberly: Valid Bartenders License 06-24-26 through Somers. Cameron: Valid Bartenders License 25-27-081 through Somers. Bar had a Class B liquor license TN-Cb-25-04 through Somers, expiring June 30 2026. No issues in the bar." 3 2026-03-29 1:28:07 Officer InitiatedService BB's Tavern 6215 GREEN BAY RD2026-00312814 records notified of iii for Carlos Lewis, investigative for 961, 345- no open cases, does have prior 961, custody 4 2026-04-07 23:34:16 Officer InitiatedService BB's Tavern 6215 GREEN BAY RD2026-00314253 On the above date and time, Deputies conducted a Tavern Check at the above location. Upon arrival, The bar only had 1 patron. I made contact with the bartender, Skyler Brown (VAL WI DL) Valid Somers Bartenders License #TN-CB-25-04. I observed a Valid "CLASS B" and Class "B" license for the above location #27-24-26, expiring June 30th, 2026. I observed a valid Cabaret License #2187 for the above location expiring August 2026. I did not observe any violations while on site. Nothing further. 5 2026-04-21 20:41:10 Officer InitiatedService BB's Tavern 6215 GREEN BAY RD2026-00316216 tavern check, Made contact with bartender Skyler Brown whose Town of Somers bartending license (27-24-26) was valid through 6/30/2026. Class “B” Fermented Malt Beverage and intoxicating Liquor license TN-CB-25-04 and Amusement Device License #TN-AD-25-04 (5 machines listed, 5 machines observed) all valid through 6/30/2026. County of Kenosha/Town of Somers Cabaret License #2187 valid through 08-01-2026. No offenses observed. No issues reported. NOTE: This data is sorted by Address, Date, and then Time. Call data extracted using terms such as: liquor violation calls, fights, batteries, disorderly conduct, and service. The following addresses did not have calls specific to the extracted types: - Sturino's - 1543 22nd Ave - Tacos El Rey - 2000 Birch Rd There were no Citations issued 59 From: Scott Seymour To: Wendy Burnette Subject: RE: Inspections Date: Friday, May 22, 2026 9:20:36 AM Attachments: image002.png image003.png Wendy,   All  Liquor License inspections have passed.  I will finish up the Mobile Home parks today.   Scott  Seymour Building Inspector Village | Town of Somers 7511 12th Street, P.O. Box 197 Somers, WI 53171 262-859-2822 Unless the LORD builds the house, the builders labor in vain. Psalm 127:1     From: Wendy Burnette <WBurnette@somerswi.gov> Sent: Friday, May 22, 2026 8:55 AM To: Scott Seymour <SSeymour@somerswi.gov> Subject: Inspections Hi Scott, Just following up on the Liquor License and Mobile Home Inspections. Appreciate your help. Wendy Burnette Clerk/Treasurer Village/Town of Somers 7511 12 th Street, P.O. Box 197 Somers, WI 53171 Telephone: (262)859-2822 Email: wburnette@somerswi.gov 60 From: Adam Pisula To: Wendy Burnette Subject: Re: Inspections Date: Thursday, May 21, 2026 4:40:27 PM Attachments: image001.png image002.png Wendy, Village and Town Liquor License fire inspections have been completed with no outstanding violations. Full records are available upon request. Lieutenant Adam L. Pisula Fire Inspector & Public Education Somers Fire & Rescue (262) 914-1024 Office apisula@somerswi.gov To update your property or building information please go to Fire Department Contact Form - Village & Town of Somers, WI and complete the online form. From: Wendy Burnette <WBurnette@somerswi.gov> Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2026 8:48 AM To: Scott Seymour <SSeymour@somerswi.gov>; Adam Pisula <APisula@somerswi.gov> Subject: Inspections   Good morning, I know both of you are underway on completing the inspections for the alcohol permits. Also, there will be 3 establishments that will be applying for a recurring special event as well. Hawthorn Hollow, Pets, and Jerry Smith’s. I will be bringing these special events to the board on April 21st. If you could let me know if you did an inspection on any of these establishments before then, I would appreciate it. Also, I’ve attached an updated list of alcohol licenses. I think Somers Market and I-94 LLC was not on the list I originally sent you. Thank you both for your help. Wendy Burnette Clerk/Treasurer 61 7511 12th Street P.O. Box 197 Somers, WI 53171 Phone (262)859-2822 Fax (262)-859-2331 Email wburnette@somerswi.gov "Note: My email address has changed from “@somers.org” to “@somerswi.gov.” Please update your records." 62 VILLAGE OF SOMERS VILLAGE BOARD VILLAGE MEETING ITEM MEMORANDUM MEETING MEMO:June 9, 2026 TO: Village President Stoner and Village Trustees FROM: Wendy Burnette, Clerk-Treasurer AGENDA ITEM: #14 Actio n on Cigarette and Tobacco License Applications BACKGROUND: Cigarette & Tobacco Product Licenses expire on June 30th each year. Establishments in the Village of Somers have submitted their Cigarette & Tobacco applications. The list of applicants is included. PRIOR ACTION TAKEN: These applications were discussed at the June 2, 2026, Village Work Session. SUGGESTED ACTION/ACTION REQUESTED/COMMENTS: In the event that the Village Board proceeds with suggested action, a suggested motion to approve would be as follows: “Motion to approve Cigarette and Tobacco License Applications for 2026-2027” ATTACHMENTS: List of Cigarette & Tobacco Applicants for 2026-2027 63 VILLAGE OF SOMERS, KENOSHA COUNTY, WI 2026-2027 Cigarette, Tobacco and Electronic Vaping Products Licenses TRADE NAME/LOCATION Kenosha Country Club 500 13th Avenue, Box 249 Kenosha, WI 53140 Agent: Nicole Eisenbraun 7-Eleven #35842A 1150 Green Bay Road Kenosha WI 53144 Agent: Brian Randall Northside Superette 1810 Sheridan Road Kenosha, WI 53140 Agent: Bhanumati Patel Somers House 1548 Sheridan Road Kenosha WI 53140 Agent: Peter Gochis Kenosha Travel Plaza 11800 Burlington Road Kenosha, WI 53144 Agent: Parveen Bhardwaj Kwik Trip #107 5800 31 st Street Kenosha, WI 53144 Agent: Brian Malloy Somers Amoco 1170-22 nd Avenue Kenosha, WI 53140 Agent: Simmi Bhardwaj Petrifying Springs Biergarten 5555 7 th Street Pavilion #1 Kenosha WI 53144 Agent: Anthony DeBartolo Somers Market 11302 12st Street Sturtevant, WI 5311 Agent: Parveen Bhardwaj Kwik Trip #597 11350 28 th Street Kenosha, WI 53144 Agent: Indiana Rockwell Petrifying Springs Golf Course 4909 7 th Street Kenosha, WI 53144 Agent: James Wallace 64 VILLAGE OF SOMERS VILLAGE BOARD MEETING ITEM MEMORANDUM MEETING DATE: June 9, 2026 TO: Village President Stoner and Village Trustees FROM: Wendy Burnette , Clerk-Treasurer AGENDA ITEM: #15 Action on Annual Cabaret Licenses BACKGROUND: Cabaret Licenses expire on June 30th each year. COMMENTS: Establishments in the Village of Somers have submitted their Cabaret License applications. The list of applicants is included. Building Inspections & Fire Inspections of all locations have been successfully completed. PRIOR ACTION TAKEN: These applications were discussed at the June 2, 2026, Village Work Session SUGGESTED ACTION/ACTION REQUESTED/COMMENTS: In the event that the Village Board proceeds with suggested action, a suggested motion to approve would be as follows: “Motion to approve Cabaret Applications as listed in the Cabaret License Applications for 2026-2027” ATTACHMENTS: List of Cabaret Applicants Calls for service provided with alcohol licenses memo 65 Village of Somers Cabaret Licenses 2026-2027 Eclectic, LLC J & M Bar & Grill Justin Traughber, Agent 8013 12 th Street Kenosha, WI 53140 83-4-223- 181-0820 Geebo, LLC Somers House Peter Gochis, Agent 1548 Sheridan Road Kenosha, WI 53140 83-4-223- 184-0820 Danish Brotherhood Lodge #14 Danish Brotherhood Lodge #14 Joseph Vaughn, Agent 1300 Sheridan Road Kenosha, WI 53140 HobNob Restaurant HobNob Restaurant Khiyyam Fazal, Agent 277 Sheridan Road Racine, WI 53403 J. Smith Farms, Inc. J. Smith Farms Inc. Amy Smith 7150 18 th Street Kenosha, WI 53144 Kenosha Country Club Kenosha Country Club Nicole Eisenbraun 500 13th Avenue, Box 249 Kenosha, WI 53140 66 VILLAGE OF SOMERS VILLAGE BOARD WORK MEETING MEMORANDUM MEETING DATE: June 9, 2026 TO: Village President Stoner and Village Trustees FROM: Wendy Burnette , Clerk-Treasurer AGENDA ITEM: #16 Action on Amusement Device License Applications BACKGROUND: Amusement Device Licenses expire on June 30 th each year. COMMENTS: Establishments in the Village of Somers have submitted their Amusement Device License applications. The list of applicants is included. Building Inspections & Fire Inspections of all locations have been successfully completed. PRIOR ACTION TAKEN: These were discussed at the June 3, 2026 Village Work Session. SUGGESTED ACTION/ACTION REQUESTED/COMMENTS: In the event that the Village Board proceeds with suggested action, a suggested motion to approve would be as follows: “Motion to approve Amusement Device Applications as listed in the Amusement Device Applications for 2026-2027” ATTACHMENTS: List of Amusement Device Applicants 67 VILLAGE OF SOMERS 2026-2027 Amusement Device Licenses TRADE NAME/LOCATION J & M’s Bar and Grill 8013 12th Street Kenosha, WI 53140 Surfside Bowl 1017 Sheridan Road Kenosha, WI 53140 Somers House 1548 Sheridan Road Kenosha, WI 53140 Pub 94 11800 Burlington Road Kenosha, WI 53144 I-94 LLC Somers Market 11302 12 th Street Sturtevant, WI 53177 Danish Brotherhood Lodge #14 1300 Sheridan Road Kenosha, WI 53140 Somers Amoco 1170 22 nd Avenue Kenosha, WI 53140 68 VILLAGE OF SOMERS VILLAGE BOARD MEETING ITEM MEMORANDUM MEETING DATE: June 9, 2026 TO: Village President Stoner and Village Trustees PREPARED BY: Wendy Burnette – Clerk Treasurer AGENDA ITEM: #17 Action on Operator’s Licenses: Kyle Borg, Eli Curtin, Sydney Dill, Todd Fortier, Chase Gavinski, Lisa Hansen, Carleen Hoefler, Leslie Johnson, Angela Kaye, Carla Lamos, Caroline Lopez, Abigail Lopez, Patricia Luna, Steven Rickmon, Alaina Rossell, Amanda Rossell, Joanie Schoedl, Megan Schultz, Kaeleigh Sparesus, Destanie Warden, and Jennifer Vanderloop BACKGROUND: Kyle Borg, Eli Curtin, Sydney Dill, Todd Fortier, Chase Gavinski, Lisa Hansen, Carleen Hoefler, Leslie Johnson, Angela Kaye, Carla Lamos, Caroline Lopez, Abigail Lopez, Patricia Luna, Steven Rickmon, Alaina Rossell, Amanda Rossell, Joanie Schoedl, Megan Schultz, Kaeleigh Sparesus, Destanie Warden, and Jennifer Vanderloop have applied for operator’s licenses for the Village of Somers. No discrepancies with the application. SUGGESTED ACTION/ACTION REQUESTED/COMMENTS: Staff recommends approval. In the event that the Village Board agrees with the recommendation to approve : Operators’ applications, a suggested motion would be as follows: “Motion to approve Operator License for: Kyle Borg, Eli Curtin, Sydney Dill, Todd Fortier, Chase Gavinski, Lisa Hansen, Carleen Hoefler, Leslie Johnson, Angela Kaye, Carla Lamos, Caroline Lopez, Abigail Lopez, Patricia Luna, Steven Rickmon, Alaina Rossell, Amanda Rossell, Joanie Schoedl, Megan Schultz, Kaeleigh Sparesus, Destanie Warden, and Jennifer Vanderloop” ATTACHMENTS: None 69 VILLAGE OF SOMERS VILLAGE BOARD MEETING ITEM MEMORANDUM MEETING DATE: June 9, 2026 TO: Village President Stoner and Village Trustees PREPARED BY: Kevin Poirier, Assistant Administrator REVIEWED BY: Josh Sullivan, Public Works Superintendent AGENDA ITEM: #18 Action on payment to H.J. Smet & Son Construction in the amount of $19,800.00 for repairs due to the April 14 tornado. BACKGROUND: On Apil 14, the Village was struck with an EF1 tornado that caused damage in the heart of the Village and at the Village/Town Hall. A full report is provided in the packet. One of the Public Works garage doors was damaged and presented a safety hazard. An emergency repair was immediately scheduled and completed. The week following the storm, an insurance adjuster was on site to assess the damages. Since then, Village staff has been in touch with insurance to review and approve the repairs as estimates were received. Below is a list of the damages with costs: • Ball diamond, privacy and garbage enclosure fence $3,475 Estimate • Flagpole $3,650.00 Paid • Public Works garage door $21,075.00 Paid • Village Hall, salt shed and mower shed roof $19,800.00 Billed • Musco lighting box for ball diamond lights $985.00 Estimate • Playground Equipment Waiting for estimate • Veteran's Memorial Pavilion Bench $777.73 Billed • Steel fire door $6,250 Estimate 70 PRIOR ACTION TAKEN: The Tornado damages were discussed at the May 5 Work Session. FINANCIAL OR BUDGET CONSIDERATION: These expenses were not budgeted for. The total estimated cost of the damage is $58,712.73. The Village has a deductible of $5,000.00. All repairs have been approved by the adjuster. Insurance is expected to reimburse the Village an estimate of $53,712.73. Staff is asking the Board to approve H.J. Smet & Son Construction’s invoice for $19,800.00. SUGGESTED ACTION/ACTION REQUESTED/COMMENTS: In the event that the Village Board agrees with the suggested action, a suggested motion to approve would be as follows: “Motion to approve payment to H.J. Smet & Son Construction in the amount of $19,800.00 for repairs due to the April 14 tornado.” ATTACHMENTS: Fire Department Report Smet Roofing Invoice 71 Somers 4/14/26 Tornado Report Village & Town of Somers Emergency Manager Ben Andersen 72 Tornado Report Summary of Event Tornado impacts Somers On Tuesday April 14th 2026 shortly after 9pm the Village and Town of Somers were impacted by and EF-1 tornado. The tornado appears to have begun causing damage just south of Oakdale Estates Mobile Home Park on the East frontage rd. The tornado tracked southeast and ending its main path of damage in the area of 22nd street and 47th ave. Although it is worth mentioning that there was wind damage noted all the way to Hillcrest mobile park at intersection of 39th Ave and 27th street. Tree down on top of car. 73 Tornado Report Impact to Community The EF-1 tornado significantly impacted the Somers community by restricting travel, taking out power to a large area and causing damage to property. From the combination of trees and power lines that came down in the storm numerous roadways were closed and impassible. Below is a list of roadways that were closed during the storm Hwy E from Hwy H to the Village Hall Hwy EA from Hwy E to Hwy L 12th Place from Hwy H to 80th ave Hwy H from Hwy E to Hwy A 100th Ave from Hwy E to Hwy A 74 Tornado Report The most important part of this event was the fact that we had no reported injuries. 75 National Weather Service Summary of the Tornado Path Length: 3.98 miles Path Width: 150 yards Max Wind Speed: 105mph Time Began: 9:02pm Time Ended: 9:08pm Tim Halbach National Weather Service Milwaukee Warning Coordination Meteorologist Web: weather.gov/milwaukee 76 RESPONSE TO TORNADO Agencies that Responded. Somers Fire & Rescue – 18 personnel across 9 apparatus Somers Public Works -7 personnel across numerous vehicles Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office – 22 Patrol officers Kenosha County Highway Department Kenosha County Joint Services Dispatch Center Wisconsin State Patrol – 2 patrol officers We Energies Types of Calls or issues Responded to Trees down (on roadways and homes) Power Lines down and Power lines arching and Sparking. Trees on fire from contact with power lines Power outages Reported damage to structures.(roofs, chimney and siding were most common reported damage points) Traffic accidents/Incidents Well being checks on people in the affected area 77 Damage to Village Property The tornado tracked directly over the Somers Municipal Complex at 7511 12th street. Below is a list of damage noted, status update, available estimated costs to repair and some photos. 1. Salt Barn Roof & Downspouts - Waiting on estimate from Smet & Son Construction to replace the whole north slope of the roof and replace missing gutter/downspouts. 78 2. Bay Door 3 - P.W. Garage - Repair is in process, McDonald Overhead Door Inc. secured and straightened door back out on 4/16/26. The door was found to be a complete loss, as well as the opener that was damaged when the door was damaged. Received quote for replacement bay door and opener on 4/16/26. Replacement bay door and opener have been ordered, and repairs will be made when parts come in. Estimated Cost $21,075.00 3. Privacy Fence by Salt Barn - Estimate received from Perimeter Fence LLC on 4/26/26 to make repairs by pulling posts, digging, setting in concrete and reconstructing fence, waiting on response from insurance to act on estimate. 79 4. Roof Leak over Fire Department on Village Hall Building - Waiting on estimate from Smet & Son Construction to replace ridge cap that was blow off during storm 5. Veteran's Memorial Pavilion Bench - Waiting on estimate for replacement bench. 6. Musco lighting box for ball diamond lights (struck by bleachers) - Musco technician surveyed damage on 4/16/26 to control box for the ball diamond lights, waiting on estimate back from Musco for repairs. 80 7. Ball diamond fence - Estimate received from Perimeter Fence LLC on 4/26/26 to straighten four posts, install two pieces of new top rail, two new loop caps, and two new sleeves, tie and adjust wire as necessary, waiting on response from insurance to act on estimate. Estimate for all fence work $3475** 8. Garbage Enclosure Fence - Estimate received from Perimeter Fence LLC on 4/26/26 to install new industrial drop rod, waiting on response from insurance to act on estimate. ** 9. Playground Equipment - Waiting on estimate from Smet & Son Construction to replace the two sections of roof that were blown off of playground equipment. 10. Mower Shed - Waiting on estimate from Smet & Son Construction to replace missing soffit in matching color. 11. Steel fire door between Fire Department and Public Works - Waiting on estimate from Smet & Son Construction to replace damaged north door. 12. Flagpole - Estimate received from American Climbers LLC on 4/22/26 to replace damaged flagpole, waiting on response from insurance to act on estimate. Estimate $3650 81 Additional photos of damage around Somers These photos document only some of the damage across the community. Soccer Goals blown into Village Centre Condos 82 Barn Door Damage Tree Damage 83 Tree Damage 84 Damage to Savannah of Pikes Creek Construction site The Savannah construction site also had its office trailer flipped over during the storm. Another item of note is the job site had a massive amount of blue insulation paneling blown away in the storm which all ended up east of Hwy 31 in the tree line and the construction company had a crew out there at 7AM the next morning picking it all up. 85 86 87 Takeaways and lessons learned from this event. 1. We learned that the tornado siren at the Village Hall did not function, and this was reported to the Kenosha County Emergency Management Team who owns and operates the sirens. 2. We learned that in a disaster like this with so many trees and power lines down our Fire Department UTVs played a crucial role in accessing areas a normal vehicle could not get to. Drone was also a valuable tool in an event like this. 3. Coordination of all agencies involved is crucial to operational success a. While a sheriff sergeant and I were able to run unified command on this event, had it been much bigger we would have needed representatives from County Highway, Somers Public Works, Village Administration, Village elected officials and We Energies at the command post or an Emergency Operations Center. b. Fire Departments and Sheriff’s office train on unified command regularly but we need more involvement from others. 4. We need to work on a more reliable contact and communication plan within our Village. 5. We need to work on redundancies to critical infrastructure controls that we have at the village hall in the event the village hall is destroyed or inaccessible. 6. I plan work on establishing an available resource list for our community in case of another disaster and below are a few items of higher priority on my list. a. Light towers for illuminating large areas without power besides those mounted on fire engines. b. Access to additional heavy equipment for clearing debris. c. Agreements with local schools or churches to use their buildings as shelters if needed. i. Somers Elementary School ii. Shoreland HS iii. UW Parkside 88 Invoice Date 6/5/2026 Invoice # 2187 Bill To Village & Town of Somers 7511-12th Street Kenosha, WI 53144 8100-12th Place Kenosha, WI 53144 Terms Net 15 Thank you for your business. Total Payments may be made with cash, check, and Venmo (@Scott-Smet) Description Amount Installed new roof on North side of salt shed per proposal dated 5/2/26 19,225.00 Replaced missing soffit on west side of mower shed. 300.00 Replaced damaged ridge cap on south end of fire station roof and repair lifted shingles on Southwest part of town hall roof. 275.00 $19,800.00 89