WASHINGTON COUNTY, Wis. (WFRV) – A county in Wisconsin unanimously voted to send a proposal that would add Charlie Kirk’s name to a portion of a county highway to the full board for a vote.
According to Washington County’s board website, a packet for the Executive Committee meeting at 4 p.m. Wednesday included two resolutions relating to the late political commentator who was shot and killed in September while speaking at Utah Valley University.
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The two resolutions would authorize the road name overlay of ‘Charlie J. Kirk Way’ to part of County Trunk Highway K (CTH K). The resolution cites Kirk’s religious faith and outspokenness.
The second resolution relating to this seeks to allocate about $50,000 from a General Fund Transfer to cover the cost of the sign, if approved.
The resolutions were passed by the Executive Committee, and they now head to the full county board for a vote on April 21, according to WFRV’s Milwaukee affiliate, CBS 58.
