Open government
Making records, meetings, and official decisions easier for residents to find and understand.
Public Advocate Former Rock County Supervisor
Public service should be transparent. So should the public record.
I’m Mike Zoril. I served Rock County as a county supervisor and continue that work as a public advocate, asking direct questions, documenting the answers, and helping residents understand the decisions that affect them.
About Mike
My approach to public advocacy is simple: make the record available, separate facts from assumptions, and give people a practical way to participate. Good government depends on residents being able to see how decisions are made, not merely being told to trust the outcome.
As a former Rock County Supervisor, I worked on questions involving public access, safety, spending, and accountability. Today I continue to examine local decisions and build tools that help residents follow the evidence for themselves.
Making records, meetings, and official decisions easier for residents to find and understand.
Pressing for meaningful responses to community harms, including support for trafficking survivors.
Examining major proposals through the lens of infrastructure, ratepayers, land, water, and public process.
Public record
These reports document Mike Zoril’s work on open government, public participation, resident services, and taxpayer accountability.
Open government
Introduced resolutions addressing public comments, recorded meetings, and hybrid access so residents could follow county business and take part more easily.
Read the WCLO reportResident protection
Proposed rules for timely disclosure of violations at Rock Haven, including corrective-action deadlines and follow-up reporting.
Read the WCLO reportVoter involvement
Called for voters to have a direct say and for independent financial review before a major county decision.
Taxpayer relief
Explained a proposed county tax cut directly to residents in a WCLO interview.
Listen to the WCLO interviewPotential savings
Identified potential savings related to the former Health Care Center and urged the county to investigate a possible sale.
Read the WCLO reportPublic access
Focused attention on residents’ ability to receive in-person service from a core county office.
Listen to the WCLO interviewPress and public record
These reports cover Mike Zoril’s public service and civic work. Links open the original reporting.
Beloit Daily News reported that Mike won the County Board seat with 92.76% of the reported vote.
Read the reportMike described his goal of advocating for families, parents, seniors, small businesses, and Beloit residents.
Read the candidate profileRock County produced the requested records and paid attorney fees, court costs, and statutory damages.
Additional coverage
Contact
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