Editing Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin (section)

==Government==
{{See also|Political subdivisions of Wisconsin}}
[[Image:Mount Pleasant Village Hall.jpg|thumb|Mount Pleasant village hall (2013)]]
The Village of Mount Pleasant is governed by a six-member board of trustees and a village president. The president and the board are elected at-large for a term of two years per member. The board enacts local ordinances and approves the village budget. Mount Pleasant has an elected village-wide municipal judge.

Village services include a full-time police department, full-time consolidated fire department (South Shore Fire Department), highway/public works department, and in-house building, planning, development, engineering, and finance departments. The village operates and maintains its own sanitary sewer and storm water utilities, with municipal drinking water provided by the city of [[Racine, Wisconsin|Racine]].

For federal representation, Mount Pleasant is part of [[Wisconsin's 1st congressional district]], represented by [[Bryan Steil]] (R).  Wisconsin's two U.S. senators are [[Ron Johnson]] (R) and [[Tammy Baldwin]] (D).  

In Wisconsin's lower state legislative chamber, the [[Wisconsin State Assembly]], nearly all of Mount Pleasant is contained within [[Wisconsin's 66th Assembly district]], represented by [[Greta Neubauer]] (D).  A small part of northeastern Mount Pleasant falls within the [[Wisconsin's 62nd Assembly district|62nd Assembly district]], represented by [[Robert Wittke]] (R).  In Wisconsin's upper chamber, the [[Wisconsin Senate]], the area represented by the 66th Assembly district falls within [[Wisconsin's 22nd Senate district]], represented by [[Robert Wirch]] (D).  The area represented by the 62nd Assembly district falls within the [[Wisconsin's 21st Senate district|21st Senate district]], represented by [[Van H. Wanggaard]] (R).

*Fire Protection/Ambulance Service from the South Shore Fire Department
*Police Service from the Mount Pleasant Police Department and Racine County Sheriff