The Morrison County Board of Commissioners has a full docket this week, with public meetings scheduled from April 13 through April 19, as announced on the county's official website. The calendar features a variety of gatherings, including Yellow Ribbon events, board, planning commission, and several special interest group assemblies catering to the community's diverse interests and concerns.
Commissioners kicked things off on April 14 at 3:30 pm at the American Legion in Little Falls, taking part in the Yellow Ribbon event, an initiative dedicated to supporting military service members and their families. Following that, a Board Meeting was held on April 15 at 9:00 am in the County Board Room at the Government Center. Concurrently on that evening, two meetings were slated for 6:00 pm, one being the Planning Commission/Board of Adjustment (PC/BOA) also at the Government Center and the other at the Great River Regional Library in St. Cloud, MN, further testament to the Board's commitment to a range of civic engagements.
On April 16, the Board's concern for social issues was evident with a 5:00 pm Hands of Hope virtual meeting centered on providing support and resources for families in crisis. This was followed by the Spring Township Meeting at 7:00 pm in the County Board Room, discussing issues pertinent to township governance.
The weekend brought no respite for these public servants, with an early 9:00 am start on April 17 for the Long Prairie River Watershed gathering at the Todd County Government Center and a Midday Airport Meeting at 12:00 pm, presumably discussing matters of local aviation and infrastructure. Rounding out the day, the Board reconvened at 7:00 pm for the Ag Society meet-up, which certainly addressed agricultural initiatives within the bountiful region of Morrison County.
Residents requiring assistance for participation were advised to call the provided number, 320-632-0296, at least 48 hours prior to the meeting they wish to attend, ensuring access is within reach for all Morrison County's constituents. For those looking to join remotely, information on virtual attendance was accessible through the county's virtual meeting portal online.
