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POLK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPROVE LEVY PETITIONS, WILL PARTICIPATE IN TAX FOFREITURE SETTLEMENT

The Polk County Commissioners met Tuesday morning at the Polk County Government Center in Crookston.  SAND HILL RIVER WATERSHED UPDATE  The commissioners heard from April Swenby, the manager of the Sand Hill River Watershed District (SHRWD). Swenby asked the commissioners for approval on three separate petitions for using the taxing authority for 2024. The first […]

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REDHORSE SPECIES RETURNS TO SAND HILL RIVER

The return of redhorse species to a stretch of the Sand Hill River in Polk County reflects improving trends that could lead to removal from the state’s impaired waters list as early as 2026. “Overall, things are looking much improved in terms of fish passage,” Murphy Steininger, who led the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency monitoring

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POLK COUNTY BUDGET ON TRACK FOR 2022

The Polk County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday morning in the Polk County Government Center. The agenda featured April Swenby from the Sand Hill River Watershed District, Polk County Engineer Richard Sanders for a work order to design a roundabout, Sherriff James Tadman discussing a financial donation vested in the K9’s for Polk County K9

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POLK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO MEET TUESDAY

The Polk County Commissioners will meet Tuesday, May 21 at 10:00 a.m. in the Commissioner’s Room at the Polk County Government Center.  The consent agenda includes approving the warrants and sign audit list, approving the May 7 minutes and approving the following payments; $12,112.70 to Card Member Services of St. Louis, MO, $731.96 to Hewlett

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