Nebraska Fluoride-Free Dentists

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Nebraska Voters Express Opposition to Mandatory Fluoridation On November 4, voters in 49 communities in Nebraska rejected the state legislature's efforts to impose mandatory fluoridation. A total of 61 Nebraska communities exercised their right to place the issue on the ballot for a vote--12 towns voted to add fluoride to their water supply. Learn more…

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Nebraskans For Safe Water Nebraskans for Safe Water is a coalition of concerned citizens working to keep community water supplies safe for all Nebraska residents. Their efforts helped 61 communities exercise their right to vote on the recently enacted state fluoridation mandate by getting the fluoridation issue placed on their ballots on November 4th. Voters in 49 of those communities chose to keep their water safe by rejecting fluoridation. To get involved in future projects, contact Chuck at carpcm@msn.com

Yutan and Norfolk Residents To Vote on Fluoridation A special mail-in ballot election has been set for November 10 giving Yutan residents a choice on whether to add fluoride to their water supply. This will be a re-vote on the fluoridation issue that was on the ballot in the general election last year. The vote last November was 292 to 265 in favor of adding fluoride--a very narrow margin. Residents concerned about the negative health effects of fluoride presented a petition to the city council in June with over 60 signatures requesting a revote. In September, the Norfolk city council voted 6-2 to give residents a choice by placing the fluoridation issue on the primary election ballot in May 2010. That action came after the council was deadlocked 4-4 on a motion that would have had fluoride added to the water supply automatically as allowed by state law. Norfolk residents previously rejected fluoridation in 1998.