Coronavirus Updates
Local Public Health Departments report 1,303 confirmed cases of COVID-19 & 22 deaths in Racine County as of 05/19/2020.
Racine COVID-19 Update May 15, 2020
The City of Racine COVID-19 Update May 15, 2020 Confirmed coronavirus cases United States: 1,432,045 Wisconsin: 11,685 Central Racine County Health Department: 333 confirmed (101 probable); 12 deaths City of Racine Health Department: 654 confirmed (82...
Racine 2020 Independence Day Celebration: Things will look different this year
The city of Racine 2020 Independence Day Celebration: Things will look different this year Bring the parade to the people, not the people to the parade This week, the 4th Fest of Greater Racine met with City of Racine officials to work...
Racine COVID-19 Update May 14, 2020
The City of Racine COVID-19 Update May 14, 2020 In light of the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling overturning the state Safer at Home order, local health departments in Racine County continue to work to protect public health and limit the spread of COVID-19...
Statement and Safer at Home Order from Racine Public Health Director
Statement and Order from City of Racine Public Health Director Dottie-Kay Bowersox City Public Health Department extends “Safer at Home” with the “Turn the Dial” amendments within the jurisdiction The city of Racine – In response to the State Supreme Court ruling this...
Statement from Mayor Cory Mason on Today’s Supreme Court Decision
Statement from the City of Racine Mayor Cory Mason on Today’s Supreme Court Decision City of Racine – Today, Mayor Mason released the following statement in relation to the State Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the “safer at home” order: Today the...
City of Racine Partners with State and County to Open COVID-19 Testing
The City of Racine Partners with State and County to Open COVID-19 Community Testing Site Racine COVID-19 testing site to open at Festival Hall starting Monday, May 18, 2020 City of Racine – Today, the City of Racine, in partnership with Racine County,...
Message from the Mayor – City of Racine
As the economic impacts of COVID-19 are felt in the community, the City is doing what we can to help provide some relief. I am happy to announce the creation of a Small Businesses Emergency Fund and that we are lifting parking restrictions at meters, and delaying tax payments until April 30th. Please watch the video for more details.
Covid-19 Update
Support for Small Businesses & Taxpayers
Thank you to our essential workers!
Racine Mayor Featured Guest on Radio Programs.
Racine’s mayor, Cory Mason, phones in to talk about what economic development looked like before the pandemic hit as well as what Racine is doing to keep citizens informed about the Coronavirus.
"Development Matters" Racine Mayor Mason Featured Guest on Radio Program Hour One
"Development Matters" Racine Mayor Mason Featured Guest on Radio Program Hour Two
Racine Mayor Featured on WTMJ AM
“The City of Racine Public Health Department and Central Racine County Health Department and are closely monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic, caused by a new coronavirus that has been detected in nearly every country worldwide, including the United States. This is a rapidly evolving and dynamic situation. Local officials are working together and are committed to mitigating the impact for Racine County residents.”