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Governor Tim Walz announced today $36 million in American Rescue Plan (ARP) projects to help Minnesotans respond to and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The announcement includes plans for ARP funds to address health care staffing shortages, provide relief to long-term care providers, address the increase in COVID-related bias and discrimination, and continue emergency rental […]
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning inside the Polk County Government Center. POLK COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH Polk County Public Health Director Sarah Reese sought a motion to approve the advertisement and hiring of 1.0 FTE Nurse (Registered Nurse RNI or Public Health Nurse RNII) and a 1.0 FTE Clerk Typist Cashier
The East Central Regional Water District (ECRWD) out of North Dakota is looking to move forward with a long-term water supply project throughout Polk, Norman, and Clay County in Northwest Minnesota. The project would bring clean water to an estimated 5,328 Rural Minnesotans while limiting maintenance repairs and fixes for smaller towns. The two cities
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning inside the Polk County Government Center. The agenda included Sheriff James Tadman giving an oath of office for four new deputies, a request from the city of Climax for the use of the county’s American Relief Program Funds, and Chuck Whiting providing a 2022 budget
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning inside the Polk County Government Center. The agenda included Polk County Sheriff James Tadman, A repurchasing of a tax-forfeited property, and Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting providing a few updates. The meeting began with the board reappointing Gerald Amiot to the Northwest Regional Development Commission.
Polk County Environmental Services will be receiving more money to put towards their Septic System Fixups program. Dollars will be allocated from the county’s ARP Funding program for $50,000. The department received 21 applications at the program’s start, and Planning and Zoning Administrator Jacob Snyder explained the need for more money. “It’s always our goal
