Save Cedar Creek

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• CEDARBURG HAS A CHOICE. The first image shows this area today. The second illustrates what it could become: Neumann’s proposed 394-home development in the northwest quadrant, continued residential construction in the northeast and a possible future of dense apartments surrounding a large gas station near Circle B. We applied Cedarburg’s citywide average of 2.28 people per household to the estimated current and future housing in each quadrant. ESTIMATED TOTAL POPULATION Now: Approximately 3,

  10 September 2026 · Save Cedar Creek · $300 – $399 · 25K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• 🚨 WI-06 VOTERS: BEFORE YOU VOTE, ASK WHERE THEY STAND. This isn’t about Republican, Democrat or Independent. It’s about protecting our communities. Data centers and the infrastructure supporting them could impact our water, electric grid, property owners, ratepayers and local control. Save Cedar Creek is asking all six WI-06 congressional candidates the same five questions. OUR DISTRICT NEEDS YOUR HELP. ❤️💪💦 Contact your preferred candidate, the candidates you’re considering, or all six.

  10 August 2026 · Save Cedar Creek · $100 – $199 · 8K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• A young Marine named Joe came to my house a few days ago to grind out some old juniper stumps. As he worked, he noticed the SAVE CEDAR CREEK signs in my yard. We started talking. That's when I learned his home is on one of the proposed transmission line routes for the massive power expansion being planned to serve the Port Washington data center. Think about that for a moment. Here's a man who volunteered to serve our country. He worked hard, saved his money, bought a home, and started buil

  2 August 2026 · Save Cedar Creek · $100 – $199 · 10K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Nature reminds us that change can be a beautiful thing. Every fall, the trees transform into brilliant shades of red, orange, and gold. It’s a reminder that change is inevitable, but not all change is progress. There’s a big difference between responsible growth and overdevelopment that destroys the very things that make our community special. Our trees, creeks, farmland, wildlife, and natural resources are worth protecting. Once they’re gone, we can’t simply bring them back. We’re not again

  16 October 2026 · Save Cedar Creek · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• For years, cut trees piled up in this stretch of Cedar Creek, blocking the way through. We joined the Cedar Creek Watchdogs and cleared a path—and paddling through it now feels like a small victory for a creek that means so much to our community. Cedar Creek is worth caring for, protecting, and passing on. When people come together and take action, even a long-blocked path can open again. 💚🌿

  16 October 2026 · Save Cedar Creek · $0 – $99 · 25K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• 🍁 A beautiful fall day floating down Cedar Creek — one of Cedarburg’s most treasured natural resources. Sometimes all it takes is a little time on the water to remember why we’re fighting so hard to protect it. The peaceful beauty, the wildlife, the water, and the natural spaces that make our community so special. Once these treasures are gone, we may never get them back. Let’s protect Cedar Creek and our natural resources for generations to come. 🍂 Some things are simply too precious to

  16 October 2026 · Save Cedar Creek · $0 – $99 · 2K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library