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Re-Elect Dave Klimisch — Village President

Working. Winning. Delivering. Steady leadership, measurable results, and a commitment to keeping Pleasant Prairie a place of excellence.


Dave Klimisch with his family standing outdoors in Pleasant Prairie.

Proven Leadership.

Real Results.

Pleasant Prairie residents have placed their trust in Dave Klimisch for over a decade, electing him to serve on the Village Board and now as Village President. That trust is built on more than his 12 years of local government experience. Dave brings more than 30 years of leadership in business and education to every decision he makes for this community.

His steady approach, responsible budgeting, and smart planning have helped Pleasant Prairie grow while protecting the quality of life that makes this community exceptional. He listens, he follows through, and he puts residents first.

What Working, Winning, and Delivering Looks Like

Dave Klimisch interacting with a local family and a Pleasant Prairie police officer at a community park event.

Public Safety

Completed a national search for a new Police Chief. Budgeted carefully to implement new technologies that keep officers safe and patrols efficient. Took ownership of a Wisconsin-manufactured custom Pierce Rescue Engine, the result of a multi-year process to plan, finance, and equip critical equipment that helps maintain our Fire Department's ISO rating at 2.

Dave Klimisch inspecting Pleasant Prairie water system infrastructure with a construction worker.

Infrastructure

Making significant water system improvements on 116th Street, Carol Beach, and Springbrook Road to strengthen our water loop system and ensure consistent, reliable service. Taking the lead on County Road C, re-imagining this corridor for safer travel and smart growth for decades, from the interstate to County Road H.

Village President Dave Klimisch standing next to a Pleasant Prairie snowplow truck during winter.

Finances

Staying disciplined, managing debt, and protecting the Village's AA Stable bond rating. That protects taxpayers and keeps Pleasant Prairie stable and well-run. Strong financial management attracts economic investment that helps keep taxes low while creating thousands of family-supporting jobs right here.

Dave Klimisch throwing the first pitch at a Pleasant Prairie community baseball game.

Quality of Life

Prairie Springs Park and Lake Andrea had a record-setting year financially. A renewed focus on community gatherings, including the July 11 fireworks, is helping strengthen our parks budget. Moving forward with the Prairie Springs Park 2035 Master Plan, including a vision for a year-round indoor-outdoor space just west of the newly turfed baseball fields.

Dave's Campaign Pillars

Good Jobs and Smart Growth

Attracting economic investment that creates thousands of family-supporting jobs while keeping taxes competitive. When local government is run well, businesses invest here and residents benefit.

Safe Neighborhoods, Strong Services

Investing in the people, technology, and equipment that keep our community safe. From a new Police Chief to a custom Pierce Rescue Engine, we invest strategically so our first responders have what they need.

Transparent, Responsive Government

Open communication, clear facts, and decisions that put residents first. We plan ahead, we keep our process predictable, and we partner with the people we serve. Local government works best when everyone can see exactly how and why decisions are made.

Residents First, Always

Prioritizing people over politics. Smart, forward-thinking solutions and disciplined financial management that protect taxpayers and keep Pleasant Prairie a place of excellence.

Join the Re-Election Campaign

The work is not finished. Help keep Pleasant Prairie moving forward.

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Ways to Help

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Request a Yard Sign

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Host a Gathering

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