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Does this have to do with Rebecca being named in the unsealed Weidner documents?
From: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1783568838634123/permalink/2286887928302209/
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Municipal Judge Rebecca Mason is Stepping Down
It has been my privilege to serve as City of Racine Municipal Judge for the last 2 ½ years. I am honored to have been appointed by this Council and elected twice with overwhelming support of the voters from the city that I love so much.
I am tremendously proud of what I have been able to accomplish working along side extraordinary community leaders and an amazing court staff. We modernized the court by implementing online payments and transitioning from typewriters and carbon paper to a computer system. We established a truancy court that has helped many kids get back into the classroom and on track to graduate and get good jobs or go on to college. We provided opportunities for people to recover their driver’s licenses. We also expanded community service opportunities for those who appear before the court and have greatly reduced the use of jail time for residents who cannot afford to pay their forfeitures.
I have accomplished the goals I set out when I first sought this position. For several reasons – most importantly my dedication to my family and my clients – I am taking my career in a different direction and stepping down from the Municipal Court effective Friday, February 22, 2019.
I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to so many who have helped and supported my service to our community.
Thank you,
Rebecca
It has been my privilege to serve as City of Racine Municipal Judge for the last 2 ½ years. I am honored to have been appointed by this Council and elected twice with overwhelming support of the voters from the city that I love so much.
I am tremendously proud of what I have been able to accomplish working along side extraordinary community leaders and an amazing court staff. We modernized the court by implementing online payments and transitioning from typewriters and carbon paper to a computer system. We established a truancy court that has helped many kids get back into the classroom and on track to graduate and get good jobs or go on to college. We provided opportunities for people to recover their driver’s licenses. We also expanded community service opportunities for those who appear before the court and have greatly reduced the use of jail time for residents who cannot afford to pay their forfeitures.
I have accomplished the goals I set out when I first sought this position. For several reasons – most importantly my dedication to my family and my clients – I am taking my career in a different direction and stepping down from the Municipal Court effective Friday, February 22, 2019.
I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to so many who have helped and supported my service to our community.
Thank you,
Rebecca
From: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1783568838634123/permalink/2286887928302209/
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