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The Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday morning at the Polk County Government Center in Crookston. LAKE AGASSIZ REGIONAL LIBRARYLiz Lynch, Executive Director of the Lake Agassiz Regional Library, presented information to the commissioners to accompany the system’s budget request. LARL has 13 branch libraries and nine link sites, which have been busier than ever. […]
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday, July 22, at the Government Center in Crookston. April Swenby – Sand Hill River Watershed District April Swenby, Administrator from the Sand Hill River Watershed District, came to the board seeking approval for three 2026 General Tax Levy Petitions and to present their annual report and
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday, July 1, at the Government Center in Crookston. Environmental Services – Jon SteinerEnvironmental Services Administrator Jon Steiner brought multiple items to the board, beginning with a motion to approve engaging the services of Husch-Blackwell LP, a law firm of Minneapolis. “We are engaging an attorney for
The Polk County Commissioners met Tuesday morning and the Polk County Government Center, and approved Juneteenth as a county holiday, and received updates from department heads. JUNETEENTH HOLIDAY There is a new federal and state holiday known as Juneteenth that was passed. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz passed Juneteenth as a state holiday. Polk County Human
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met inside the Polk County Government Center on Tuesday morning. CONSENT ITEMS The board began the meeting by approving the Auditor Warrants and the Board Minutes from their meetings on July 5, 19, and 26. The board approved the consent items unanimously. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES- JON STEINER The board first
The Polk County Transfer Station located at 320 Ingersoll Avenue in Crookston will be seeing an improvement by the fall of 2021. The biggest component of the project will be improving the compost receiving area. Polk County Environmental Services Administrator Jon Steiner said there are multiple little projects they are working on that are not
