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Residents urge Park County health board to investigate alleged 'geoengineering' after elevated barium test
Summary
At the April 14 Park County Board of Health meeting, Gardner resident Sabina Strauss reported elevated barium in her blood and asked the board to add an investigation into alleged geoengineering or "chemtrails" to future agendas; another commenter concurred. The board did not commit to an investigation during the meeting.
During public comment at the Park County Board of Health meeting on April 14, Gardner resident Sabina Strauss asked the board and health department to investigate what she described as geoengineering or "chemtrails," saying that elevated barium found in her medical tests and persistent muscle fatigue led her to suspect airborne spraying.
"The barium levels in my body were not just off the chart, they were off the page," Strauss said, and asked the board to "permanently add this item to the meeting agenda because I need your help."
Linda Marr of Livingston followed, saying she "concurs with Sabina" and called the topic involved and controversial but appropriate for eventual inclusion in a broader community health discussion.
Board members accepted the public comment but did not record any departmental commitment or investigative action during the meeting. Health staff later answered a separate question about water testing and explained that public water systems are regulated and routinely tested by the Department of Environmental Quality; if the health department sees a water issue it coordinates with DEQ.
The transcript records Strauss’s personal health history (elevated lymphocytes, heavy-metal testing and a doctor-prescribed detox protocol) and her request for official attention, but it does not include environmental testing data or a departmental investigation plan. As presented at the meeting, the claim remains an individual report and was not substantiated by county testing or a staff-initiated probe.
