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Our mission is to educate, engage, and mobilize citizens of the St. Croix Valley (Western Wisconsin and Eastern Minnesota) through grassroots efforts to affect the security, economic stability, and preservation of the Constitutional republic form of government.
A Voice for the Silent Majority
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CONTACT YOUR LOCAL MUNICIPALITY!
Find your town/city/village representatives here. Click here for an e-mail list of local representatives.
Find your representatives here. Use MyVote to find your representatives here.
Contact your local town/city/village representatives and ask them to place the draft Resolution in Opposition to the St. Croix County Communicable Disease Ordinance on their agenda as soon as possible. Click here for an e-mailable draft copy.
The Town of St. Joseph unanimously approved a Resolution in Opposition to the SCC Proposed Communicable Disease Ordinance October 20, 2020. This Opposition Resolution was read to the SCC HHS Board Committee October 20. Click here to read the Opposition Resolution.
Town of Hudson, October 27, 2020, 6:30 p.m. Item No. 9, Marion Shaw presentation on County disease ordinance. Click here for agenda and join virtually.
Click here for full St. Croix County Board of Supervisors
Watch the video: Skip to Minute 45:00. The Chair decided to move an agenda item up prior to public comments, instead of having the citizens speak first. Thank you to all who hung in there! 25 people spoke against the proposed draft ordinance. Zero spoke for it.
Click here for ordinance information. The intention of this ordinance is not to impact individual rights. It is a safety measure to protect all of us if our voluntary efforts fail to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and loss of life.
Public Health has the duty to protect the health and wellbeing of everyone in St. Croix County using the least restrictive means necessary. In extreme circumstances, some constitutional rights may be limited as long as there is a strong enough reason to do so and so long as the measures are implemented in the least restrictive manner possible." https://www.sccwi.gov/Faq.aspx?TID=40
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Click here for the St. Croix County HHS Board Committee video from October 21. The Proposed Communicable Disease Ordinance is on the table for the HHS Board Committee meeting November 18. (If the video is not working, click here for SCC Meeting Portal Video link, choose drop-down menu for Health and Human Services Board).
When the HHS Subcommittee voted to postpone indefinitely the Draft Version 3 of the Ordinance, some people thought the ordinance was dead. Most of us knew better. Chair Ostness was not going to place any Proposed Ordinance on the agenda for November 18 HHS Board Committee.
However, if two members of a committee vote to have an agenda item, it must be placed on the agenda. Cathy Leaf (District 4) and Greg Tellijohn (District 14) forced the agenda item to move ahead with a Draft Proposed Ordinance for the November 18 meeting, along with all members of the HHS Department, none of whom are elected officials (Bob Rohret, Kelli Engen, Elizabeth Klasen, Deb Lindemann, Natasha Ward, Dr. Paul McGinniss). Scott Cox, Corporation Counsel, is the drafter of the ordinance(s) and enforcer of the ordinance.
This proposed Communicable Health Ordinance is overwhelmingly OPPOSED by the citizens of the St. Croix County.
DO NOT LET OFF THE GAS! This is why:
Click here for proposed Draft Ordinance Version 3 that was indefinitely postponed. A different version will be resurrected. Click here for update from SCC.
Click here for Facebook updates from Jessica Klatt.
Click here for statements by some panel members from the HHS Subcommittee Town Hall meeting regarding Constitutional rights.
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YOU ARE SERVED!
Remember this video?
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Barron County, Wisconsin, Withdraws Public Health Officer Ordinance!
Click here for Barron County Sheriff Facebook post
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