Is this the proposed statute or is it there already?

On January 25, 1945, Grand Rapids became the first community in the world to add fluoride to its public water. The result was one of the most important and successful public health projects in history. Dental decay affects 99% of the population. The simple act of fluoridating the water prevents up to 65% of the dental decay.
As a result of Grand Rapids success, water fluoridation has spread throughout the nation and the world to significantly improve the health of hundreds of millions of people. Billions of dollars are saved every year.
To commemorate this historic event, the City of Grand Rapids was given a monument that tells the story. The white marble monument sits on the east bank of the Grand River at the end of Louis Campau Promenade, which is directly across the river from the Van Andel Museum.

Saves billions every year - how can we argue, let us bow down to worship this new god.

I think Dennis Stevenson comments on previous post are very good.