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City Clerk Administrative Leave

Summary

Green Bay’s city clerk is on paid leave while a state elections investigation plays out, so the person running local elections is temporarily off the job. Residents should watch for staffing shifts and any changes to election prep—especially if the probe drags on.

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Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Taxpayers are still covering the clerk’s salary during paid leave, and the city may face added costs if duties are reassigned or outside help is needed.

✅Who benefits

The public could benefit if the investigation improves accountability and restores trust in how Green Bay runs elections.

⚠️Who could be affected

Voters and city staff could be hurt if the leave disrupts election planning or creates confusion about who’s in charge.

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