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Champlin city

MNFlag has documented 1 government action concerning Minnesota’s state flags in Champlin city, beginning April 22, 2024.

Research statusDefined research period reviewed Actions1 Research periodApril 2024 Latest actionApril 22, 2024

Documented government record

What happened

Attributed public record

What people said

Attributed paraphrase

The City of Champlin will display the 1983 Minnesota State Flag on city property. The February 23 City Council vote was 3-2 (for: Sabas, Huttner, LaCroix; against: Moe, Tesdall); approximately 10 residents spoke.

Champlin City Council · Organization ·

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History & TraditionLocal ControlOfficial Status
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Direct quotation

“Councilmember Huttner introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: Resolution No. 2026-12 to display the old state flag (1983) on city property.”

Tim Huttner ·

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History & TraditionLocal ControlOfficial Status
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Direct quotation

“It's not a Democratic flag, it's not a liberal flag. It's the official state flag of Minnesota… we should adopt the actual official flag of Minnesota.”

Jon Newcomb ·

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Official Status
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Direct quotation

“That flag was forced upon the people of this state by a communist trifecta in our state house.”

Everett Jasmer ·

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Redesign ProcessState Government Criticism
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Direct quotation

“I am disappointed that the Legislature took the approach that… didn't put this to the Legislature, didn't put it to the people, and kept it to a committee of whether it's 11 or 12 ... calling the process poorly designed.”

Tim LaCroix ·

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Redesign ProcessVoter ReferendumState Government Criticism
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Evidence

Primary records and sources

Supporting source

Champlin City Council Meeting Minutes - April 22, 2024

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Supporting source

Known Government Flag Actions 2023-2024

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Secondary sources

Local and regional reporting

Local / regional reporting

Champlin council votes to keep old Minnesota flag on city property

Open report

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Chronological relationship

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Champlin city Itasca

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Community context

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What remains uncertain

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Official meetings

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Surveys public feedback

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Local news

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Authenticated accounts

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Officeholders

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Data practices

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