Why your support matters
Your contribution helps fund independent research, legal and technical review, and representation
for Columbia County communities navigating a complicated, fast-moving public process.
Your gift can help put those resources to work:
$25–$100 → Public records and research
$250 → Approximately one hour of technical or regulatory expert review
$500 → Approximately one hour of legal counsel
Every amount helps. Give what’s right for you.
Make a difference
Donate online below or mail a check to:
Wisconsinites for Local Control
W2164 State Rd 60
Columbus, WI53925
Wisconsinites for Local Control is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. EIN: 42-2381423.
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What your support makes possible
Legal Resources
Expert legal counsel to represent community interests throughout the Pubic Service Commission (PSC) licensing process.
Expert Review & Technical Oversight
Support to local jurisdictions in reviewing complex developer filings and licensing review.
Independent Research & Analysis
Commissioning independent engineering studies to support local representatives and residents on project impacts.
Advocacy & Representation
Working directly with local governments, county officials, and zoning boards to ensure community perspectives are incorporated into infrastructure planning.
Public Participation Efforts
Serving as a unified voice in the review and in formal PSC proceedings, working with project proponents for stronger project safeguards.
Community Outreach & Education
Keeping the community informed about their rights, the projects, and the process through informational meetings, digital channels, and the media.