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The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Monday morning in the Polk County Government Center. The agenda included updates from Polk County Sheriff James Tadman as well as a visit from K9 Rex and Deputy Ben Stout, Jon Ross representing Polk County Republicans and their right to bear arms, Polk County Engineer Richard Sanders […]
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday morning at the Polk County Transfer Station and they heard from Polk County Sheriff James Tadman, Jacob Snyder for a discussion on Planning on Zoning, and Michelle Cote to discuss Property Records. The meeting also had other pieces of information with Attorney Greg Widseth, Historical Society President
The Polk County Commissioners met at the Polk County Transfer Station on Tuesday afternoon and heard from Polk County Highway Engineer Richard Sanders, Polk County Sheriff Jim Tadman, Karen Warmack of Social Services, and County Administrator Chuck Whiting. ENBRIDGE ENERGY REFUND Whiting informed the board that Polk County would need to refund Enbridge Energy $1,112,291,
Polk County believes the worst-case scenario for two recent tax court rulings could mean more than $1.7 million in property tax collected between 2013-2016 would need to be refunded to Enbridge Energy for various taxing entities within the county. Impacted entities could include Polk County, Fosston School District, Red Lake County Central School District, Clearbrook-Gonvick
The American Rescue Plan signed earlier this month by President Joe Biden will result in millions of federal relief dollars in Crookston and Polk County. But weeks after the plan has been signed, there are still some questions about how much money that will be and what it can be spent on. Polk County Administrator
Two recent court rulings favor Enbridge’s appeal of its state tax valuations. Those decisions will hit counties hard, particularly Red Lake and Clearwater counties, for whom the result of these rulings could mean a refund larger than their annual tax levy. The recent rulings say the Minnesota Department of Revenue overvalued Enbridge pipelines by as
