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POLK COUNTY PREPARES TO DISTRIBUTE MN BUSINESS RELIEF FUNDING; HOLY SWORN IN AS COMMISSIONER

The Polk County Commissioners held their first meeting of the new year on Tuesday morning, where three commissioners took their Oaths of Office, including new commissioner Mark Holy (Fifth District). The Commissioners also allocated funding for Business Relief Grants approved by the Minnesota Legislature and signed by Governor Tim Walz in December. According to the […]

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AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES TASK FORCE PURCHASE SOLAR POWERED BOAT CLEANING STATION

The Polk County Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Task Force made a recent purchase to help protect waterways in Polk County. The Polk County Commissioners authorized the Task Force to use $34,575 in state grant funding to purchase a CD3 Wayside Solar boat cleaning station. Polk County Planning and Zoning Administrator Jake Snyder says the station

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POLK COUNTY COMMISSIONER MEETING RECAP, DON DIEDRICH’S FINAL MEETING

The Polk County Commissioners met for the final time in 2020 last week. It was the final meeting for Commissioner Don Deidrich, who spent 16 years as the Polk County Commissioner for the Fifth District. Polk County Board Chair Gary Willhite shared some memories of Diedrich and Diedrich said he was very thankful for the

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CRAIG BUNESS SWORN IN ON CHEDA BOARD, BOARD HOLDS ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board held a special meeting on Tuesday morning during which Craig Buness was sworn in as a board member. Buness is filling the unexpired term through 2021 of Craig Morgan, who resigned in October. Buness, a former board member, City Councilman, and County Commissioner, said he’s anxious

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POLK COUNTY CUTS FINAL TAX LEVY TO 2.88 PERCENT AHEAD OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Polk County Commissioners met Tuesday morning and were presented with an updated budget from Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting. The Commissioners approved raising the levy 2.88 percent, a big cut from the preliminary levy at 4.938 percent in September. Whiting said major work on the budget is complete, and it meets the goal for

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