KENOSHA, Wis. — Zach Rodriguez, a lifelong Kenosha County resident, small business owner, former three-term Kenosha County supervisor, and court services professional, announced Monday that he is running for Kenosha County Clerk of Courts.
Rodriguez said he is seeking the office with a commitment to maintaining an efficient, accessible, and transparent court system that serves attorneys, judges, litigants, jurors, crime victims, and the public. He said the Clerk of Courts office plays a critical role in ensuring people who interact with the judicial system are treated with professionalism, respect, and fairness.
“For years, I have had the opportunity to work alongside attorneys, court personnel, law enforcement agencies, and everyday citizens navigating the legal system,” Rodriguez said in a statement. “I understand that many people interact with the courts during some of the most difficult and stressful moments of their lives.”
Rodriguez owns a local investigations and court services firm and has spent years working within Wisconsin’s judicial system. According to his campaign announcement, he has contracted with the Wisconsin State Public Defender’s Office and assisted individuals, families, attorneys, businesses, and government agencies in matters involving family court, criminal cases, civil litigation, restraining orders, and federal court proceedings. He has also worked extensively with self-represented litigants, helping them understand procedural requirements, service obligations, and court deadlines.
Rodriguez said that experience has given him a firsthand understanding of how the courts operate and of the challenges citizens often face when navigating legal processes. He said his focus throughout his public and professional career has been helping people solve problems and navigate complex systems.
“The Clerk of Courts office is not about politics, it is about service, accuracy, accountability, and ensuring the judicial system functions effectively for everyone,” Rodriguez said.
In addition to his work in the court system, Rodriguez previously served three terms on the Kenosha County Board. His campaign announcement states that he developed a reputation for constituent service, fiscal responsibility, and government transparency, while supporting public safety initiatives, advocating for responsible budgeting practices, improving access to public records, and helping secure investments in county facilities and services.
Rodriguez said that if elected, he would prioritize customer service, operational efficiency, accurate recordkeeping, and accessibility while preserving the integrity and independence of the judicial system. He also announced that his campaign has received support from a number of local leaders and community members, including Congressman Bryan Steil.
“I believe my combination of court system experience, public service, and private sector management background uniquely prepares me to serve as Kenosha County’s next Clerk of Courts,” Rodriguez said. “I look forward to earning the trust and support of voters and continuing my commitment to serving the people of Kenosha County.”
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Not a fucking chance.
What are you afraid of? Redacted memos of employees telling on their coworkers—and hiring someone ineligible, like that jailer, just to use her to invent reasons to get rid of the media and her fellow coworker. Are you okay with that? Is that why you’re afraid of change?
Mr. Rodriguez offers a real opportunity for change. He is honest, and he has integrity. If you know anything negative about him, share it—I challenge you to do so. You have none.
Yay!! Get those votes in!
I’m going to vote for him!!
So proud to have him represent Kenosha- the most honest and caring person I’ve ever met. Cant wait to see you win!!!!
I know Zach personally, great guy I’m voting for him.
God help us either way