Former Chapin employees file lawsuit, claim harassment and discrimination by mayor
WIS News 10
Last updated: November 10, 2026
Five former employees of the Town of Chapin have filed a lawsuit against the town and its mayor, Bill Mitchell. The lawsuit alleges workplace discrimination and retaliation.
- The former employees claim they experienced a hostile work environment and suffered adverse employment actions due to their race, sex, and age.
- Specific allegations include discriminatory treatment, unfair disciplinary actions, and wrongful termination.
- The plaintiffs state that their complaints to the mayor and human resources were ignored or inadequately addressed.
- The lawsuit seeks damages for emotional distress, lost wages, and legal fees.
- This legal action highlights potential issues within the town's administrative and HR practices.
- The case is proceeding through the legal system, and the town and mayor are expected to respond to the allegations.
