In 2019,he was hired as utilities manager for Ashland,Wisconsin,and worked on a major redesign of the city's wastewater treatment system to prevent wastewater from overflowing into Lake Superior. Throughout these years he has also worked as a volunteer firefighter.[2]
In 2021,he became the owner of a bar in Cable,Wisconsin,and started an event business to rent tables,chairs,and tents for outdoor events.[2]
Political career
Due to his bar ownership,Green became involved with the Tavern League of Wisconsin,a trade association with extensive political influence in the state of Wisconsin. In January 2022,incumbent state representative Beth Meyers announced she would not run for another term in the Assembly that Fall,creating an open seat in the 74th Assembly district.[3] Green announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination three months later.[4] He defeated electrician John Schey in the Republican primary and went on to face Democratic farmer John Adams in the general election.[5] The 74th Assembly district has recently featured some of the closest elections in the state,and was again one of the closest races in 2022—Green won by a margin of just 1,730 votes.[6]
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