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POLK COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WILL APPROVE 3.5% TAX LEVY INCREASE FOR 2022

The Polk County “Truth in Taxation” hearing was held on Tuesday night inside the Polk County Government Center. The hearing was an opportunity for concerned citizens to share their thoughts and have questions about the 2022 budget and tax levy answered. Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting led a presentation on the 2022 proposed budget and […]

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POLK COUNTY 2022 BUDGET ON TRACK FOR 3.5% TAX LEVY INCREASE

The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning inside the Polk County Government Center. Gerald Jacobson was absent from the meeting, so Joan Lee filled in as the Chair of the board. 2022 BUDGET UPDATE Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting gave the board a 2022 Budget update and said things are still on

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POLK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE RECIEVING FEDERALLY FUNDED AIR BOAT

The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning inside the Polk County Government Center. It was a short meeting as the only three people on the agenda were Polk County Sheriff James Tadman, Jacob Snyder of Planning and Zoning, and Kurt Ellefson of the Polk County Veteran’s Office. SHERIFF TADMAN Sheriff James Tadman

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POLK COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS IN FAVOR OF PURSUING 3.5% TAX LEVY FOR 2022 BUDGET

The Polk County Board of Commissioners met this morning inside the Polk County Government Center. They heard from Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting, Polk County Highway Engineer Richard Sanders, Karen Warmack of Social Services, and Michelle Cote of Property Records. The board began with an Issue Forum to Designate the Minnesota Counties Intergovernmental Trust (MCIT)

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POLK COUNTY DISCUSSING POSSIBLE USE OF ARP FUNDS FOR LONG-TERM WATER SUPPLY PROJECT

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

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