Kenosha County Executive and Leadership Team

Chris Walton, the Chief Financial Officer, Dpw at Kenosha County, manages the fiscal strategy and budgetary allocations for the Department of Public Works. Overseeing capital improvement projects and infrastructure maintenance funding, the Chief Financial Officer, Dpw ensures that all financial resources support the development and planning goals of the county. This leadership role involves monitoring expenditure patterns to maximize the impact of public funds on regional road networks and facility upgrades. By coordinating with department heads, Chris Walton maintains strict compliance with municipal accounting standards and long-term financial planning requirements. The Chief Financial Officer, Dpw evaluates the economic feasibility of new construction initiatives while balancing the immediate needs of property owners with the long-term sustainability of county assets. Through rigorous financial oversight, Walton secures the necessary capital to maintain essential public infrastructure, thereby supporting the overall economic health and operational stability of the entire county region.

Tammy Capito, the Chief Financial Officer, Human Services at Kenosha County, oversees the complex financial operations associated with social welfare programs and public health initiatives. Managing the budget for the Summer Youth Employment Program and the Live Lead Safe program, the Chief Financial Officer, Human Services ensures that critical resources reach at-risk youth and vulnerable populations effectively. This leadership role involves navigating state and federal funding streams to sustain behavioral health services and maternal support programs. By analyzing program performance metrics, Tammy Capito optimizes resource distribution to maximize positive outcomes for residents. The Chief Financial Officer, Human Services collaborates with social work directors to align fiscal planning with the immediate needs of pregnant women and other community members requiring assistance. Through precise financial management and grant administration, Capito maintains the fiscal viability of essential human services, directly contributing to the social stability and well-being of the county population.

Keith Gray, the Owner, President at Kenosha County, provides high-level strategic direction and executive oversight for the entire organizational structure. Overseeing the alignment of government services with the overarching mission of resident support, the Owner, President ensures that all departments function in harmony to address public needs. This leadership role involves setting long-term goals for community development and fostering partnerships that enhance the quality of life for all residents. By facilitating communication between the board and administrative staff, Keith Gray drives the implementation of policies that protect property owners from fraud and improve access to government resources. The Owner, President evaluates the effectiveness of current programs, such as the Summer Youth Employment Program, to ensure they meet the evolving demands of the local population. Through decisive leadership and a focus on public service excellence, Gray maintains the operational integrity of the county, ensuring that all administrative functions support the broader regional objectives.

Michael Bastianelli, the Chief Information Officer at Kenosha County, directs the digital infrastructure and technological framework supporting all government operations. Overseeing the modernization of internal data systems, the Chief Information Officer ensures secure access to public health records and property management databases. This leadership role involves architecting scalable network solutions that facilitate efficient communication between county departments and the residents served. By implementing advanced cybersecurity protocols, Michael Bastianelli protects sensitive information against unauthorized access while maintaining the integrity of public records. The Chief Information Officer collaborates with administrative leaders to integrate new software platforms that streamline Medicare enrollment assistance and other digital service delivery channels. Through the continuous optimization of IT resources, Bastianelli drives operational efficiency across the entire county, ensuring that technological capabilities remain aligned with the evolving needs of the local population and the broader regional government mandate.