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Suzzette Grisham

Terms

  • 2020 - 2024

  • 2024 - 2028

Committees

  • Public Safety - Chair

  • Public Works

Biography

A West Allis resident for nearly 40 years, Suzzette Grisham is a 1987 graduate of the IBA and holds a state license in barbering and cosmetology. She chose West Allis as her home due to our strong sense of community, outstanding city services and overall safety. She has over 37 years of experience in business administration and salon management and has owned and operated her small business in the heart of West Allis for the past 20 years. Suzzette appreciates West Allis’ small-town charm that people just gravitate towards. Whether the appeal is great parks, unique businesses, our award-winning Farmer's Market, City events or some of the best restaurants around, Suzzette believes the City is simply a fun place to be. Community engagement is very important to her, and establishing neighborhood associations will be a key focus during her second term. In addition, she plans to create/support community initiatives to combat reckless driving. 

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Danna Kuehn

Terms

  • 2020 - 2024

  • 2024 - 2028

Committees

  • Administration

  • Economic Development - Chair

Biography

Lifelong West Allis resident Danna Kuehn graduated from West Allis Central High School. Her professional experience lies in finance, where she began as a bank teller. She has since served as a branch manager as well as in consumer, business and real estate lending roles. She currently serves as project manager at Fidelity Information Services (FIS), specializing in financial fraud detection products. Danna appreciates that West Allis has big city amenities with a small-town feel. She loves being able to go anywhere in the City and run into someone she knows. Now in her second term on the West Allis Common Council, she hopes to help create neighborhood associations in each area of District 3 where there are currently none and plans to work closely with the already-established neighborhood associations to help get more neighbors engaged.