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Marinette County Board 2025 Meeting Schedule - Click here to access the schedule

The ACC DIrectors and Officers encourage you to attend the upcoming County Board meeting to help raise awareness of ACC’s mission and demonstrate our commitment to community engagement. Your presence, along with that of our directors, would be greatly appreciated as a show of support. Please wear your ACC button to represent our shared mission.

- Tuesday, June 24 9:00 AM | County Board Meeting @ County Board Room #112, First Floor, Courthouse, 1926 Hall Ave, Marinette
- Tuesday, July 29 9:00 AM | County Board Meeting @ County Board Room #112, First Floor, Courthouse, 1926 Hall Ave, Marinette
- Tuesday, August 26 9:00 AM | County Board Meeting @ County Board Room #112, First Floor, Courthouse, 1926 Hall Ave, Marinette

Wednesday, June 18 - ACC Friends Meeting 3: Next Steps at the UWGB - Marinette Campus (Bayshore Arts Center Theatre Building)

Presentation

UW Property Update
- Jenni Campbell, YMCA CEO
- John Lefebvre, County Administrator
Opening Reflections
- Dan Kallgren
ACC Actions Update
Facilitating Thoughtful Community Input
Closing Remarks & Next Steps
UWGB–Marinette Library Building Tour
Conversation & Connection: Dome Lanes
Wednesday, April 2 - ACC Friends Meeting 2: Next Steps at the The Lodge on Main
- Welcome
- UW Property Update
- Theater Building Overview
- Prioritizing Friends Ideas
- Closing Remarks & Next Steps

🗓️ Past Events 🗓️

Wednesday, January 15 | The Association for Community and Culture (ACC) held it's first gathering

Location: The Lodge on Main (formerly Ironworks), 1333 Main St.
Time: 5:00 PM
Details: The evening kicks off with appetizers and a cash bar. County Administrator will be in attendance to share an update.

Agenda - Meeting Slide Deck

Welcome and Introductions
About ACC
Area Leadership Engagement:UW & Grant Opportunities Update
Initial Task
Activity: Gathering Ideas and Inspiring Involvement
Building Our Community

Wednesday, April 2 | The Association for Community and Culture (ACC) held it's second gathering.

Meeting Outcome:

By the end of tonight’s meeting, we will have a prioritized set of viable ideas for repurposing the UWGB-Marinette Campus property, ensuring they align with the ACC Criteria and are ready to be effectively presented to the county for consideration.

April 2 Slide Deck

Welcome
Paul Okray - World Drummers Troupe
ACC Overview
Understanding Criteria
UW Property Update
Theater Building Overview
Prioritizing Friends Ideas
Closing Remarks & Next Steps

Report: ACC_UWGB Repurposing Ideas_April2025 - Shared with County Administrator John Lefebvre and the Infrastructure Committee

Wednesday, June 10 | The Association for Community and Culture (ACC) held it's third gathering at UWGB Marinettte Campus - Bayshore Arts Center Theatre Building

Meeting Outcome: By the end of tonight’s meeting, friends will have a deeper understanding of the UWGB–Marinette Campuses history and current status, clarity on County plans, and updated insights on recent ACC initiatives.

June 18 Presentation

UW Property Update
- Jenni Campbell, YMCA CEO
- John Lefebvre, County Administrator
Opening Reflections
- Dan Kallgren
ACC Actions Update
Facilitating Thoughtful Community Input
Closing Remarks & Next Steps
UWGB–Marinette Library Building Tour
Conversation & Connection: Dome Lanes

Opening Remarks: Dan Kallgren, UWGB Professor Emeritus

How to Contact Your Marinette County Supervisor

Step 1: Find Out Who Represents You: A brief phone message has the biggest impact, but sending an email is helpful too!
Click here and enter your home address. The page will show a list of all your elected officials. For this purpose, look specifically for your Marinette County Supervisor.

Once you know who your supervisor is, click here to find their phone number and county email address.

Step 2: Share Your Message: Here’s a sample message when calling or emailing:

As a Marinette County resident, I strongly support saving the UWGB–Marinette property for its cultural, educational, and economic value. It has served the public as a campus for over 64 years and belongs to the people. Please prioritize preserving this community asset.

Feel free to add a personal reason why this matters to you.

Step 3: Include Your Contact Information
At the end of your message, please share your full name, address, phone number, And, if you have one, your email address.

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