Citizens' Alliance for Property Rights
Restoring Private Property Rights Since 2003
Skagit County - Charter Push to Deny Rights
Only seven counties in Washington State have adopted the charter system of government. Seven out of 39 is almost 18% which is not an amount that signifies a large interest in this governing format statewide. The majority of residents of the 32 traditional counties see no advantage in changing their style of local governing. In fact, an argument can be made the charter system is not a good fit for the seven which adopted it. Charter counties become expensive in increased salary costs, bureaucracy laden, and less responsive to constituents.
The Administrative Threat
Administrative Law is a Threat to Americans in that it attempts to Bind Americans above and outside the law, without due process.
Make a Difference Today
Find Your Local Chapter
Citizens' Alliance for Property Rights (CAPR) organized in 2003 as a non-partisan political action committee where individual citizens and existing organizations can work together protecting property rights.
We support equitable and scientifically sound land use regulations that do not force private landowners to pay disproportionately for public benefits enjoyed by all.