Milwaukee City Wire

Senator Patrick Testin recently shared a series of tweets discussing significant topics relevant to Wisconsin residents. These tweets, posted between June 2 and June 4, 2025, cover various subjects including National Dairy Month, free access to state parks over the weekend, and a warning about a scam targeting residents.

On June 2, 2025, Senator Testin highlighted the importance of dairy farming in Wisconsin in his tweet: "Did you know that June is National Dairy Month? Here in Wisconsin, dairy is kind of a big deal. Each year, the industry contributes close to $53 billion to our state’s economy. This would not be possible without the hard work of our diligent and dedicated farmers." He acknowledged the significant economic contribution made by the dairy industry and recognized the efforts of farmers.

The following day on June 3, Senator Testin informed his constituents about an opportunity for free outdoor activities: "Are you looking for something to do this weekend that is both fun and free? Well, then you are in luck. This Saturday and Sunday, vehicle admission stickers will not be needed to enter state parks. You also won’t have to buy a fishing license or trail pass to participate in". The announcement aimed at encouraging public engagement with nature by removing financial barriers.

In another tweet dated June 4, he alerted citizens about a fraudulent scheme: "The state Department of Motor Vehicles is warning Wisconsinites of a recent scam where con artists are sending text messages to try to lure people into clicking on fraudulent links or disclosing personal information." The warning emphasized vigilance against scams attempting identity theft via deceptive communication methods.

These updates from Senator Testin provide valuable information ranging from cultural celebrations and recreational opportunities to essential warnings against fraud for the community.