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Michael Engelberger
Candidate for County Supervisor
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Biography
Michael Engelberger was elected to District 35 of the Dane County Board of Supervisors in April 2022, representing Stoughton and parts of Pleasant Springs and Dunkirk. A lifelong resident of Dane County, he is a retired Sheet Metal Worker, Labor Leader, and HAVC Project Manager. He previously served two terms on the Stoughton Common Council from 2012 to 2018.
Key Voting Record
2024 Dane County Budget (Youth Programming) Yea
As a member of the Dane County Board, Michael Engelberger supported the approved 2024 budget which included a $100,000 increase in funding for youth programming across Dane County youth centers.
2024 Dane County Budget (Affordable Housing Development) Yea
As a member of the Dane County Board, Michael Engelberger supported the approved 2024 budget which included a $10 million increase to the Affordable Housing Development fund and an $8 million capital fund for farmworker housing.
2024 Dane County Budget (Crisis Care Services) Yea
As a member of the Dane County Board, Michael Engelberger supported the approved 2024 budget which included a $1.065 million increase to Journey Mental Health for wage increases among crisis response staff.
2024 Dane County Budget Amendment for Habitat for Humanity Yea
Michael Engelberger proposed a $2 million amendment to increase Habitat for Humanity’s capacity to build affordable housing projects by providing land acquisition funding, which was included in the approved 2024 Dane County Budget.