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The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday afternoon at the Polk County Government Center. PROPERTY RECORDS The board was first approached by Property Records Deputy Director Annalee Jones, who came forward with a lease for an extension for the city of McIntosh. She explained that the University of Minnesota Extension looked to lease […]
It’s CHOCOLATE time! Milk, white, dark, semi-sweet, or bittersweet! Take your pick! Hot, cold, soft, hard, creamy, or chunky. Cooked, baked, or melted…Chocolate possibilities are endless! If you not only enjoy eating chocolate but making and/or baking with chocolate as well, you’re invited to prepare your most incredible chocolate masterpiece and enter the Polk County
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met inside the Polk County Government Center for a regular meeting on Tuesday morning. They heard from Assistant Environmental Services Administrator Jacob Snyder on resolutions to give three Conditional Use Permits for new Septic Systems, start the Operation of a Home-Based Business for a Wood Fabricating Operation, as well
