Police body cams a budget priority, Kevin Monroe says — WORT FM

Kevin is a scientist who works in biotech. Previously, he worked as a union welder and fabricator.

This is Kevin Monroe's first time running for public office.

Supports subsidized soundproofing for all residents, including rental properties and Oak Park Terrace.

Supports repurposing old, empty buildings to address affordable housing.

- Supports subsidized soundproofing for all residents, including rental properties and Oak Park Terrace.
- Supports repurposing old, empty buildings to address affordable housing.

Housing & Urban Development

As of January 14, 2025, Kevin A Monroe’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

Increased transparency and accountability in policing

Supports increased transparency and accountability in policing by implementing body cameras for police officers and removing costly barriers to access that information.

Opposes allowing the Madison Police Department to charge the public for redaction fees.

Opposes allowing the Madison Police Department to charge the public for requesting video footage evidence.

- Supports increased transparency and accountability in policing by implementing body cameras for police officers and removing costly barriers to access that information.
- Opposes allowing the Madison Police Department to charge the public for requesting video footage evidence.

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Economy

Embracing growth while protecting our natural areas

Believes in intentional development that safeguards local natural resources.

- Believes in intentional development that safeguards local natural resources.

Energy & the Environment

Kevin A Monroe

Embracing growth while protecting natural areas

As of February 18, 2025, Kevin A Monroe’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Alderpersons serve on the on the city's Common Council. The Common Council passes city resolutions and ordinances, approves the city's annual budget, and sets tax rates. 
- They may be elected by city voters at-large or from specific districts in a non-partisan election. 