Former Official Accused of Cash Theft | Green Bay News

Green Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! · Aug 19, 2026 · 1m

Former Neenah Public Works Superintendent Gregory Radtke is facing misdemeanor theft charges after city workers revealed he directed them to haul scrap metal for cash—pocketing the payments instead of depositing them into city funds. Records show nearly $3,100 in cash transactions tied to his orders, and investigators found a mysteriously growing petty cash fund in his office, some of which vanished after his firing. Initially giving conflicting stories, Radtke eventually admitted to using the money for personal purchases—including alcohol—and offered to repay it. If convicted, he could face…