December 29, 2025 – Slinger, Wi – Jeremiah Moll will be filing papers today to run for Washington County Board Supervisor, District 15, representing the Slinger area.
Moll is running for the seat currently held by Supervisor Lois Krueger-Gundrum, who has announced she will not seek re-election.
Moll is a longtime Washington County, WI, resident with deep roots in the Slinger community. A proud UW–Platteville alumnus, Moll currently serves as Director of Engineering at Paper Machinery Corporation, where he has spent more than 20 years leading teams and managing complex operations.
Moll lives in Slinger with his wife and three children and has been part of the Washington County community for two decades.
Incumbent Krueger-Gundrum filed non-candidacy papers December 17, 2025.
Two other seats on the county board appear to have challenges as Danah Zoulek of Colgate has filed a declaration of candidacy to run against Dist. 13 incumbent Brian Gallitz.
In District 16, Stephanie Lietzau-Erdman of Germantown has filed declaration of candidacy. Incumbent supervisor Jodi Schulteis of Colgate has not filed any paperwork as of Sunday evening, December 28. All papers and signatures are due January 6, 2026.
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Sunday evening, Laura Jones, head of the Republican Party of Washington County, Wi, announced she would endorse Moll.
“While this endorsement is made in my personal capacity, it is not made lightly,” Jones said. “After years of working with candidates and leaders across Washington County, I know what effective, principled leadership looks like. District 15 deserves a supervisor who is prepared to lead on day one — and that is exactly what Jeremiah Moll brings to the table.”
“As a fellow District 15 resident, this endorsement is personal for me,” Jones said. “Jeremiah Moll would represent my family as well, and I have complete confidence in his judgment, work ethic, and commitment to putting our community first. He understands how county decisions affect taxpayers, families, and local businesses because he lives here and is accountable to the same neighbors we all are.”
Jones emphasized Moll’s experience, character, and steady leadership clearly set him apart.
“County government requires competence, accountability, and common sense,” Jones said. “Jeremiah is a serious, thoughtful leader who listens, asks the right questions, and follows through. He will be a strong advocate for District 15 and a responsible steward of taxpayer dollars.”
“Voters in the Slinger area deserve leadership they can trust,” Jones said. “I strongly encourage District 15 residents to support Jeremiah Moll for County Board Supervisor and to stand with him in this important election.”
On a side note;
In the Village of Germantown it appears Scott Hefle, will be running for trustee in District 1 in the Spring 2026 election. Hefle made the announcement during the Dec. 1, 2025, Village Board meeting according to MC Smythe who covers Village Board meetings in Germantown, WI.
