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Information You Should Know
The Racine County is building a new $45+ million Juvenile Correctional Center in Racine County. Please see information below regarding this new facility.
Outline of Application
Timeline of Construction4a_racine_county_youth_development_and_care_center_informational_update_nov_2020__1_.pdf
Racine Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) Open: The City of Racine's Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) is open and accepting clients! The FEC provides free, professional, confidential 1:1 financial counseling & coaching to help residents with budgeting, credit repair, savings, reducing debt, and more. Visit www.racinefec.org for more info & to request an appointment. Open to all City residents ages 18+. Graphic for sharing attached and more available on Facebook.
YWCA 5.09 HSED Program: Do you know Racine residents who want to go back to school and earn their high school diploma? The YWCA's free adult HSED (High School Equivalency Diploma) program still has openings for upcoming cohorts with completely remote learning! See the attached flyer or click here for more information.
Racine County Family Resources Website: The Network of Care for Children, Youth & Families has designed a one-stop information resource to help families and youth in search of information and resources. Check it out here.
Learn Who Represents You on the City Council as your Aldermen: Click on the link; type your address in the book on the map and it will inform what number your district is. Then scroll down to find your alderman.
Click here
Did you know that your local government has more impact on your everyday life than the federal government? The City of Racine needs more involvement from Racine's black residents and other minorities groups.
Here are some ideas for getting involved in your local community:
The Racine County is building a new $45+ million Juvenile Correctional Center in Racine County. Please see information below regarding this new facility.
Outline of Application
Timeline of Construction4a_racine_county_youth_development_and_care_center_informational_update_nov_2020__1_.pdf
Racine Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) Open: The City of Racine's Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) is open and accepting clients! The FEC provides free, professional, confidential 1:1 financial counseling & coaching to help residents with budgeting, credit repair, savings, reducing debt, and more. Visit www.racinefec.org for more info & to request an appointment. Open to all City residents ages 18+. Graphic for sharing attached and more available on Facebook.
YWCA 5.09 HSED Program: Do you know Racine residents who want to go back to school and earn their high school diploma? The YWCA's free adult HSED (High School Equivalency Diploma) program still has openings for upcoming cohorts with completely remote learning! See the attached flyer or click here for more information.
Racine County Family Resources Website: The Network of Care for Children, Youth & Families has designed a one-stop information resource to help families and youth in search of information and resources. Check it out here.
Learn Who Represents You on the City Council as your Aldermen: Click on the link; type your address in the book on the map and it will inform what number your district is. Then scroll down to find your alderman.
Click here
Did you know that your local government has more impact on your everyday life than the federal government? The City of Racine needs more involvement from Racine's black residents and other minorities groups.
Here are some ideas for getting involved in your local community:
- Become active in your neighborhood association or neighborhood watch.
- Bring your concerns, ideas, questions, and problems to the attention of your City Aldermen or the Mayor by emailing or calling them. If the matter is outside of the jurisdiction of the City of Racine, it will be referred to the proper authority.
- Attend public meetings to learn about and provide input concerning the issues and topics in the community that concern you most. See the calendar for board, committees and commission meeting by clicking here
- Volunteer to serve on a city board, committee, or commission to make recommendations to the City Council on a variety of matters. See the Boards, Committees, and Commissions listing for vacancies and more information.
- Run for office to represent your city district
Support black and minority owned businesses. Click here for a listing.