Kandiyohi County Declares State of Emergency Amidst Storm Damage and Flooding

Overview: In a recent meeting on June 17, 2025, the Kandiyohi County Board of Commissioners declared a state of emergency due to severe storm events and flooding, discussed significant infrastructure projects, and addressed updates to policies and local initiatives. The declaration aims to secure state and federal aid to assist the county in its recovery efforts.

Kandiyohi County Board Approves New K9 Officer and Infrastructure Projects in Recent Meeting

Overview: The recent Kandiyohi County Board of Commissioners meeting addressed topics including the introduction of a new K9 officer, infrastructure improvements, and community development initiatives. The board approved the introduction of Loki, a new K9 officer, and discussed a Nest Lake development project, as well as increases to inmate monitoring costs.

Kandiyohi County Secures $4.4 Million Grant for New Emergency Shelter Amid Rising Homelessness

Overview: The Kandiyohi County Board of Commissioners meeting addressed issues, including the approval of a $4.4 million state-funded grant to establish a temporary emergency shelter. This new facility, featuring modular homes built to HUD standards, will provide much-needed accommodation for families facing homelessness, amidst concerns about rising housing instability and the effectiveness of current assistance programs.

Kandiyohi County Discusses Cybersecurity, Workforce Development, and Mental Health Initiatives

Overview: The recent meeting of the Kandiyohi County Board of Commissioners covered a wide range of topics, with a focus on cybersecurity trends, workforce development programs, and mental health initiatives.

Kandiyohi County Tackles Wildlife Land Acquisition and Public Health Challenges

Overview: The Kandiyohi County Board of Commissioners meeting on April 15, 2025, was packed with discussions, from the approval of key land acquisitions to addressing public health challenges and infrastructure developments. Noteworthy topics included the expansion of wildlife management areas, efforts to improve immunization rates amid vaccine hesitancy, and the ongoing challenges of managing county drainage systems.