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The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday at the Polk County Government Center. The first item on the agenda was the Monthly review of the Polk County Sheriff’s Office for August. The August statistics included 2,647 total calls, with 789 calls being for emergencies. It also had 160 traffic stops, 11 reckless driving […]
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met last Wednesday and reviewed the preliminary budgets from MIS and the Sheriff’s Department. MIS DEPARTMENT PRELIMINARY BUDGET The commissioners reviewed Polk County’s technology preliminary budget (MIS). MIS director Levi Webster presented the budget to the board, and the proposed budget included a total budget increase of $26,000 from
On Tuesday, the Polk County Board of Commissioners reviewed the second round of preliminary budgets, including the Environmental Services, Facilities, and Administration preliminary budgets. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES PRELIMINARY BUDGET The commissioners first reviewed the Environmental Services budget, also known as Fund 48, which includes the Polk County Recycling program, Polk County Hazardous Waste program, and the
Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting updated preliminary budgets Tuesday morning at the Polk County Board of Commissioners meeting. The board was informed of potential cost changes regarding employee health insurance and what that may cost. “Health insurance for most of our groups came in. It doesn’t affect the budget, but it does affect the employees,”
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday morning at the Polk County Government Center. The meeting started with Sheriff Jim Tadman showing the monthly review for July at the Sherriff’s office. The statistics for July cases included 89 boat and water incidents, 181 traffic stops, 17 fraudulent welfare checks, 24 traffic hazards/complaints, 14 motor
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday morning at the Polk County Government Center. HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE REQUEST Polk County Engineer Richard Sanders requested the board to continue with maintenance on County Ditch 19, 57, and County Ditch 83. In 2021 the Minnesota DNR replaced a Beaver dam that reached within the limits of the
