Northern Lights Transparency

I talked to Eric in HHS director from Itasca County and i also have a FOIA request in for Data afterwards

I called Sheriff Joe and asked him some questions didnt get anywhere

We went to Itasca County Board Meeting and confronted the unconstitutional issues they are doing and challenge them

John called Sheriff Joe from Itasca County Sheriffs office and you wouldn't believe the way its went

John, Jake and myself have a discussion on the nearly 10% Levy that Itasca wants to drop on its citizens

myself (BoB) and Jake talk to Ken a community member that is dealing with the same type of things that we are

Intro into who we are and what our goals are

Mother Theresa was stop by a Itasca County Deputy and was ridicule by the officers

John left a message with Sheriff Joe and nothing back from him Accountably is not a option its required

Jake sits in on Keith Ellison and this shows lack of transparency with the system and gets kicked out from a public meeting and with Mother Theresa

Jake talks to the Mayor of Coleraine

we were at the Itasca County courthouse to get a data request that jake has put in by email and was told that "Portal" was the only way We need to clear up some misinformation coming from Sheriff Joe Dasovich about Minnesota’s data-request laws. He’s been telling people that Chapter 13 requires you to use the county’s online portal to submit a data request. That is false and the statute proves it. Under Minn. Stat. § 13.03, subd. 3(a), a valid data request only needs to be in writing. It does not say you must use a portal. Email, letter, fax, or even a hand-delivered written request are all legally valid.Minn. Stat. § 13.03, subd. 2(a) requires government data to be “easily accessible.” Forcing the public to use a specific portal and rejecting all other written methods violates that requirement.Minn. Stat. § 13.05, subd. 5 also makes it clear that agencies cannot create extra rules that don’t exist in the statute. Saying “you must use the portal” is an invented rule, not the law.Multiple Minnesota Commissioner of Administration opinions (including 95-018, 14-029, and 21-003) confirm this: A government entity must accept written requests by email or letter.They cannot reject a request simply because it did not go through their preferred system.

Myself and Jake talk on Nov 5th for Voting day things

Take 2 of Jake with Coleraine unbelievable

John calls and talk with the administers about thing

Jake went to the City of Coleraine MN to talk at the Public commenting they Flat-out refused to allow him to speak

we had 3 wonderful Ladies join myself "Bob" and Jake follow up with Amber issue

John had a call with Itasca County about them not filling his Data request Ch 13 of Minnesota Statutes

We had a interview with a wonderful lady that was sexually abused when she was 16 by a law enforcement officer in the Grand Rapids MN area she came on and told her story