Rick Crosson

Rick Crosson is a father of three and grandfather of eight whose career has moved from Army aviation to trucking and local education.¹ He joined the Army in 1980, flying surveillance missions along the Iron Curtain and later serving as a military liaison in Mexico.¹ His military career included the rank of lieutenant colonel.¹

After leaving the military, Crosson spent nearly twenty years in transportation and logistics, including work at Schneider National in Green Bay and leadership of a Wisconsin trucking company.¹ His local service has included the Green Bay Area Board of Education, the Greater Green Bay YMCA Board and the Brown County Library Board.¹

Crosson's health agenda calls for guaranteed access to care, clearer pricing, lower prescription costs and fewer administrative barriers to treatment.² He supports free public education through trade school or college, reproductive rights and stronger support for veterans' housing, benefits and mental health.²

He also advocates strict state and federal rules for data centers, payments protecting taxpayers from project costs and a decisive role for local communities.² His government reform proposals include Supreme Court expansion, term limits for justices and an enforceable ethics code.² Crosson is the Democrat challenging Republican Representative Tony Wied in Wisconsin's 8th District.³⁴