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The Polk County Board of Commissioners met inside the Polk County Government Center on Tuesday morning, where they heard from County Administrator Chuck Whiting, who came forward to discuss their budget for 2023, among other items. County Administrator Chuck Whiting first came forward to discuss the State Auditing Service with the board. He explained that […]
Polk County received an overall positive report from the Minnesota State Auditor’s Office for their year-end report ending December 31, 2018. Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting the county is in a good position. “A lot of it is checking out processes and making sure everything is for what is the financial summary of the county,”
The Polk County Commissioners met Tuesday at the Polk County Government Center and passed their consent agenda. The consent agenda included the meeting minutes from July 2, July 16, and July 23, as well as two payments to Hewlett Packard totaling $1,443.97. It also included payments of $10,728.85 for a lost warrant to Kustom Kollision
