Morrison County residents can anticipate a bustling week ahead as the County Board of Commissioners engages in a series of meetings scheduled from November 17 through November 23. The meetings are set to cover a diverse range of topics, from library planning to public health discussions. For those interested in participating or attending any of the meetings virtually, details on how to join can be found on the county website.
Among the scheduled meetings, the commissioners convened in the County Board Room in Little Falls for a board meeting last Tuesday at 9:00 am. Later that day, they participated in the Great River Regional Library Meeting in St. Cloud, highlighting local dedication to literacy and community resources. The Morrison Todd Wadena Community Health Board will gather early today at 4:00 am at the Staples Building in Todd County, reflecting the urgent attention given to public health in these times. Individuals requiring accommodations to participate in the meetings are encouraged to call 320-632-0296 at least 48 hours before the event.
On the same day, two separate meetings will occur concurrently at 5:00 pm. Digital convenience is offered for the Hands of Hope Meeting, ensuring that even in pressing schedules, those who aim to lend their hands in support can do so. By contrast, the Public Health Advisory Meeting will take place at the Government Center in Little Falls, further emphasizing the county's focus on health matters.
Tomorrow, a virtual Central MN O&O Meeting at 10:00 am and an Airport Commission Meeting at noon at Little Falls Airport will gather community members and stakeholders to discuss local operations, logistics, and infrastructure. Additionally, two meetings will be held on Friday: Morrison County Soil and Water Conservation District at the SWCD Office in Little Falls at 8:00 pm, and the Mississippi Headwaters Board at Cass County Courthouse in Backus at 10:00 am, indicating environmental stewardship and regional planning.
All information regarding these meetings was detailed in a public notice published by the Morrison County Board of Commissioners, which also provided guidance for those seeking accommodations.
