Statement of Support for St. Croix Health Center: The Board of the Town of Richmond strongly supports the retention of the St. Croix Health Center.   It has been suggested that closure of SCHC can be used to offset other projects, e.g. highway department building and jail expansion.  These and other projects should be able to stand on their own merit and if not, they should be resized or dropped rather than shifting monies from other funds. The aging of our population is well documented.  The SCHC provides high quality services for the aging along with other care.  Services and care that we all hope not to need but are reassured that should the need arise, quality care is available.   “There but for the grace of God, go I”  The Board for the Town of Richmond, urges the St. Croix County Board to dismiss consideration of the sale of the St. Croix Health Center. Gary Knutson; Chairman, Town of Richmond Dave Naser; Supervisor, Town of Richmond Jim Peirson; Supervisor, Town of Richmond Dave Stephens; Supervisor, Town of Richmond Jeff Van Dyk; Supervisor, Town of Richmond

New Comprehensive Plan Adopted

The Town of Richmond Board adopted the 2023 Comprehensive Plan at their board meeting on October 12, 2023. 

A Comprehensive Plan is a document that provides a guide to the physical, social and economic development of a local government unit and includes demographics, public survey data, goals, objectives and maps. It is not a regulatory document. The Plan provides background data and establishes guidance and policy direction on various elements of the Plan including, but not limited to, housing, transportation, economic development, natural resources, utilities, community facilities and land use.

Wisc. Statute §66.1001 provides requirements for updating and adopting a Comprehensive Plan document. Statute requires updates every 10 years.

The Plan Update Project began in September of 2022.

The Town established a Public Participation Plan as required by Wisc. Statute 66.1001(4).

Adoption of the Plan requires one public hearing preceded by a Class 1 notice (minimum of 30 days prior to hearing date) in the official newspaper. Notice of the hearing was also posted at the Town Hall and on the Town of Richmond and St. Croix County websites. The public hearing notice included a link to where the Draft Plan could be accessed electronically and identified Friday Memorial Library, as a location where the Plan could be viewed in person.

Link to Comprehensive Plan