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Polk County Environmental Services is pleased to announce the availability of the Septic system low- income upgrade program that is available to property owners in Polk County that have a noncompliant septic system. Funds are made possible through a grant received from the Minnesota Clean Water Legacy Act. There is a limited amount of funding […]
Polk County Environmental Services is pleased to announce the availability of a cost-share grant program that is available to property owners in Polk County that have an existing non-compliant septic system. Funds are intended to fix septic systems that are currently failing codes or functionality. These dollars are made possible through a grant received from
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met at the Polk County Government Center on Tuesday morning to hear from Polk County’s Planning and Zoning Department’s Jacob Snyder on plans to approve grants for the Income-based Septic System Fix-Up Program. CONSENT ITEMS The board began the meeting by approving the Commissioner Warrants, signing the Audit List,
Polk County Environmental Services is pleased to announce the availability of a cost-share grant program that is available to property owners in Polk County that have an existing non-compliant septic system. Funds are intended to fix septic systems that are currently failing codes or functionality. These dollars are made possible through a grant received from
Polk County Environmental Services is pleased to announce the availability of a cost-share grant program to property owners in Polk County that have an existing non-compliant septic system. Funds are intended to fix septic systems that are currently failing codes or functionality. These dollars are made possible through a grant received from the Minnesota Clean
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met inside the Polk County Government Center on Tuesday morning. The agenda featured Mike Norland of the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, Jacob Snyder of Planning and Zoning, Polk County Engineer Richard Sanders, Michelle Cote of Property Records, and Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting. SHERIFF JAMES TADMAN Norland addressed the
