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Earlier this year the Polk County Board of Commissioner’s approved the formation of a Youth Advisory Board (YAB) as part of Polk County Public Health. The YAB will provide an opportunity for young people in Polk County to become involved in governmental public health services, merging civic engagement and leadership development, for high school students. […]
THE COUNTY LINE By Warren Strandell, Polk County Commissioner, District 2 When word got out – although it was never a secret – that Polk County had spent $36,000 on a drone, there were questions about why the county needed such an expensive toy. But, you’ll come away convinced that it’s not a toy if
The Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday about proposed 2019 budgets, early voting and received an update on the new Minnesota IDs. The West Polk Soil and Water Conservation District requested the largest budget increase at 20 percent, followed by the East Polk Soil and Water Conservation District’s request of a 10 percent increase. The
