About Central Racine County Health Department

Administrative Team

  • Jeffrey Langlieb, MPH, BSN, RN, Health Officer
  • Margaret Gesner, MS, BSN, RN, Interim Transition Administrator/Advisor to the Health Officer & Board of Health
  • Keith Hendricks, RS, Environmental Health Director/Deputy Health Officer
  • Ashlee Franzen, RN, Community Health Director
  • Wayne Krueger, BBA, Fiscal Director

Board of Health Members

  • Mark E. DeCheck, MD, Medical Director
  • Frances M. Petrick, Representative At-Large, Chairperson
  • Holly McManus, Village of Caledonia Trustee 
  • Susan Stroupe, Village of Caledonia Citizen Representative 
  • Denise Anastasio, Village of Mt. Pleasant Trustee 
  • Vikki Prochaska, Village of Mt. Pleasant Citizen Representative 
  • McKenzie Moore, Village of Sturtevant Trustee 
  • Kristin Holmberg-Wright, Village of North Bay Trustee 
  • Gordon Svendsen, Village of Union Grove Trustee 
  • Teri Nicolai Jendusa, Town of Waterford Supervisor 
  • Sherry Gruhn, Village of Yorkville Citizen Representative 
  • Village of Raymond Citizen Representative TBD
  • Tamara Pollnow, Village of Waterford Board Member
  • Theresa Meyer, City of Burlington Alderman
  • John Monsen, Village of Rochester Citizen Representative
  • Town of Burlington, Representative TBD
  • Tom Kramer, Town of Norway Representative
  • Town of Dover, Representative TBD
  • Jeffrey Langlieb, Health Officer

Contact Information

10005 Northwestern Ave.
US Bank Building, 2nd Floor
Franksville, WI 53126
Phone: (262) 898-4460
Fax: (262) 898-4490
Monday through Friday: 8:00 A.M to 4:30 P.M

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About Us

The Central Racine County Health Department (CRCHD) is responsible for providing public health services to many communities in Racine County. These communities include Caledonia, Dover, Mt. Pleasant, North Bay, Norway, Raymond, Rochester, Sturtevant, Union Grove, Yorkville, Town and Village of Waterford, Town and City of Burlington. Our mission is to improve the health of the communities we serve through health promotion, disease prevention, and protection from health and environmental hazards. We monitor health concerns of entire communities and aim to prevent health problems before they occur.  As a Level III Health Department, we provide at least 14 programs or services which address at least seven focus areas identified in the State of Wisconsin Health Plan.

At CRCHD, our perspective is that “success is sometimes measured by what does not happen.” To this end, we work with the communities we serve on a broad array of environmental health, community health and preparedness programs to prevent disease and promote well-being. Public health focuses on the whole population and essential services include:

  • Monitoring population health data
  • Investigating health issues and hazards
  • Providing health information
  • Mobilizing community partnerships
  • Enforcing laws and regulations
  • Linking people to needed services
  • Developing policies and programs
  • Evaluating service effectiveness
  • Researching public health issues
  • Assuring a competent workforce
  • Assuring access to primary health care
  • Promoting conditions that support health

Village of Caledonia/Central Racine County Health Department complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. Village of Caledonia/Central Racine County Health Department does not exclude people or treat them differently because of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex.