On October 11, 2026, H.O.T. Government sent the attached letter to every member of the Racine County Board of Supervisors. It sets out the record of the ten tax-foreclosed homes donated under Resolution 2024-95—$600,278.71 in documented write-offs, nine of ten never offered at sealed bid, a County Treasurer who sat on the recipient nonprofit’s board, an RRP board member who received one of the homes, the nonprofit director’s own email describing homes given to “friends of Mason and Malicki,” and the first home out, 1212 Highland Avenue, which carried $10,000 of recorded consideration in February 2026 and sold for $204,000 on September 30, 2026.
The letter asks each Supervisor to answer individually, in writing, by November 10, 2026: who the “friends” were and why; why the ten were not offered at sealed bid when the County’s own September 30, 2026 sealed-bid sale shows what competitive offering returns; and whether the Board will support a sealed-bid-first requirement for transfers to municipalities.
As of November 8, one Supervisor has replied. After the deadline, H.O.T. will publish which Supervisors answered and which did not.
Full record: Racine Property Transfer Pipeline.