Brienne Brown Announces Candidacy for State Assembly in District 43

Editor’s note: The following press release was provided by Brienne Brown.

Experienced Community Leader and Small Business Owner, Brienne Brown, Announces Candidacy for State Assembly in District 43

Brienne Brown, a respected community leader, small business owner, and advocate for positive change, officially announces her candidacy for State Assembly District 43 in the November 5, 2024 election.

 “I am excited to announce my candidacy for State Assembly District 43 and to continue my commitment to serve the people of Wisconsin,” said Brown.

Brown, who has lived in Whitewater for 12 years, is a familiar face to many Whitewater residents, who describe her as “hardworking,” “compassionate,” and “dedicated to improving our community.” 

Brown has been elected to three terms on the Whitewater Common Council, served on the Whitewater Library Board for 11 years, and was instrumental on the board of the non-profit Downtown Whitewater, which worked to create the vibrant Tuesday night farmers market, Whitewater City Market. She was also Program Director for the Whitewater Community Foundation, and helped to expand their operations to offer highly impactful Community Action Grants.

In her time serving on Whitewater Common Council, Brown championed the establishment of the professional EMS Department for the municipality, replacing the all-volunteer Fire Department. She also voted to build the Cravath Lakefront Park Amphitheater, and continues to fight for shared-revenue funding from the state legislature.

The new Assembly District 43 includes Whitewater, Milton, Edgerton, Fulton, Harmony, Johnstown, Lima, Richmond, and Cold Spring. 

Brown looks forward to getting to know the citizens of the new 43rd district through a series of listening sessions. “I want to represent all the citizens of the 43rd, both rural and urban, regardless of political affiliation. When we respect each other and work together, we can create positive change and make Assembly District 43 a better place to live, work, and raise a family.”

For more information about Brienne Brown, visit BrienneForWisconsin.com or write to info@BrienneForWisconsin.com

Share This
Posted in

Other Recent Posts

Strong Thunderstorms Possible This Afternoon/Evening

Whippet City Mile Registration Reminder

Free Virtual Program: Adult Mental Health First Aid for Wisconsin Agriculture Community

Compost Site Closed on Saturday, July 4th

Rock River Community Clinic Completes $2 Million Capital Campaign

REDEDICATION War Memorial Program

All Invited to Third Annual Unity Walk on July 18 at 10 a.m.

DHS Monitoring Shows High Levels of Tick Activity Statewide

UW-W Foundation Announces New Board Directors

WHS 1981-ish* Reunion Deadline Extended

Call for Art! 2nd Annual Paint Wisconsin Exhibition – Deadline extended

Walworth County Residential Clean Sweep – Includes hazardous waste & electronics

Local Residents Honored for Academic Achievement at UW-Oshkosh

This Week’s City & School District Meetings

Our Readers Share: Carol McCormick – Rainbow over Trippe Lake