Nadine Schoen for County Commissioner

09/16/2026

The Wright County Board of Commissioners meeting today (Sept. 15) will be continued to 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16. The discussion among the commissioners dealt with a satellite ground station array expected to come soon to a property in Rockford Township. To see the discussion that took place at today’s board meeting, click on the county’s YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usQcf3HMNsA). The conversation begins at 1:04.20 mark of the video.

09/02/2026

unsettling!!!!

The Aug. 25 meeting of the Wright County Board of Commissioners addressed a land use topic of some contention that had nothing to do with data centers. It’s a complicated story, so click here: https://www.wrightcountymn.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/5280

08/31/2026

We are continuing the fight to remove Flock cameras from Wright County.

In August, I proposed eliminating Flock cameras from Wright County. While the County Board does not have the authority to direct the Sheriff’s management decisions, we were successful in eliminating the line item for Flock camera maintenance from the Sheriff’s 2027 budget.

We have since been told that the current plan is to keep the Flock cameras in Wright County through the end of the year. My constituents have made it clear that they strongly oppose keeping these cameras in place. I share their concerns, particularly when it comes to privacy and the protections afforded to Americans under the Fourth Amendment. I do not believe our residents should have their movements routinely tracked and recorded without a compelling justification and appropriate safeguards.

At the same time, many cities and counties are reevaluating their use of Flock cameras, with some choosing to remove them altogether. Wright County should be taking these concerns seriously and considering whether this type of surveillance is consistent with the privacy rights our residents expect and deserve.

I will continue to advocate for their removal and will not stop fighting until the Flock cameras are removed from Wright County. This is about protecting the privacy and constitutional rights of our residents and making sure their voices are heard.

08/20/2026

This week’s meeting included a very strong stance regarding the use of Flock cameras!

08/14/2026

What an exciting morning in Wright County!

I was proud to attend the ribbon cutting for the new Costco and to see such an enthusiastic crowd come out to celebrate this investment in our community.

Projects of this size and scope require thoughtful planning and significant infrastructure considerations. As a county commissioner, I’ve worked with our transportation partners to help ensure the roads surrounding major developments are prepared to safely and effectively handle increased traffic.

New businesses like Costco can mean more jobs, more economic activity, and additional tax-base growth that helps share the cost of county, city, and school district services.

It was great to see so many familiar faces—and plenty of new ones—at today’s grand opening. I’m committed to continuing thoughtful planning and responsible economic development that brings value to Wright County and strengthens our communities.

Congratulations to Costco and everyone who helped make this project a reality!

08/13/2026

Thank you to everyone who has supported me through this primary election, and to everyone who took time out of your busy summer to cast a vote for me! I am incredibly grateful for your support.

As we head toward November 3rd and beyond, I’m asking for your continued support. I’m excited to work hard throughout this campaign so I can continue working hard for you!

Together, we can do this! I hope you’ll join Team Nadine and help us make a difference. 🇺🇸

Thank you again for believing in me!

08/11/2026

It has been an incredible honor to serve as your County Commissioner, and I’m asking for your vote to continue serving our community for another term.
I’m proud of the work we’ve accomplished, grateful for the trust you’ve placed in me, and excited about what we can continue to accomplish together.
I would be honored to have your vote today.
Thank you for your support and for allowing me to serve!🇺🇸

08/10/2026

Experience. Leadership. Accountability.

With 4 years as a Wright County Commissioner and 12 years on the City Council, I have dedicated 16 years to serving our community and making sure your tax dollars are spent wisely and efficiently.

Each year, I spend months working through the budget and levy process, looking for ways to keep them as low as possible while still providing the services our residents need. I have even voted not to give commissioners a raise, because I believe elected officials should be accountable to the same taxpayers they serve.

I have built a strong track record of being financially conservative, responsible with your tax dollars, and committed to fighting for the individuals and families of District 4.

Talking the talk is easy. My voting record and accomplishments speak for themselves.

I would be honored to have your vote so I can continue serving as a watchdog for the taxpayers and residents of Wright County.

Thank you for your support and your vote!

08/09/2026

Keeping Property Taxes in Check. Protecting the Services We Depend On.

For the past four years as your Wright County Commissioner, I have made responsible spending and keeping the county portion of your property tax bill as low as possible a top priority.

I know how difficult rising costs are for young families and seniors on fixed incomes. That is why I believe every taxpayer dollar must be spent wisely. Levy increases should never be taken lightly.

As your commissioner, I have gone through county budgets line by line, asking tough questions, challenging unnecessary spending, and looking for ways to control costs while continuing to provide the essential services our residents expect and deserve.

There is always more work to do. I will continue standing up for fiscal responsibility, accountability, and the taxpayers of Wright County.

I respectfully ask for your vote to continue this important work for the people of District 4 and all of Wright County.

Together, we can keep Wright County strong while keeping taxpayers in mind.

08/05/2026

Improving our roads and infrastructure doesn’t happen by accident—it takes strong relationships, persistence, and someone who is willing to fight for Wright County.

I have been that advocate for District 4 and communities across Wright County. By working with legislators at the state and federal levels, I helped fast-track the I-94 gap project between Monticello and Albertville. What was once expected to wait until the mid-2030s will now be completed later this year. I have been working with the I-94 coalition since the inception of I-94 projects in our area.

I’ve built relationships with the decision-makers who control transportation funding, and those connections help keep Wright County at the forefront when important infrastructure dollars are allocated. That means our communities have a stronger voice and a better chance of securing the projects we need.

There’s still more work to do, and I’m committed to continuing to fight for safer roads and better infrastructure.

I would be honored to earn your vote so I can continue delivering results for Wright County.