Crow Wing County Tackles Fraud Prevention and Long-Range Transportation Plan

Overview: The Crow Wing County Board of Commissioners meeting was notably focused on enhancing fraud prevention measures within community services and establishing the county’s first long-range transportation plan. Discussions on fraud prevention centered around the efforts of the operations manager and his team to maintain the integrity of benefits distribution, while the long-range transportation plan aims to address the county’s future infrastructure needs.

Crow Wing County Board Tackles Public Health Nuisances and Power Project Plans

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Crow Wing County Board of Commissioners addressed pressing public health concerns and significant infrastructure plans, including the Ruth Lake Improvement District’s assessment change and updates on the Northland Reliability Project. The board focused on approving resolutions to declare public health nuisances at properties in Nisswa and Mayfield, while also engaging in discussions about a major power reliability initiative impacting local landowners.

Brainerd School Board Discusses Bullying Concerns and Strategic Educational Goals

Overview: The Brainerd School Board meeting addressed concerns from the community regarding bullying at Forest View Middle School, alongside discussions about educational strategies and policy implementations.

Crow Wing County Board Approves Solid Waste Ordinance Amendments and Addresses Shelter Funding

Overview: The Crow Wing County Board of Commissioners convened to tackle a variety of issues, with decisions including the approval of amendments to the solid waste ordinance and a preliminary funding allocation for a year-round operation of the Bridge on 7th warming shelter.

Brainerd School Board Explores Student Representation and Technology Policies Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent Brainerd School Board meeting, discussions revolved around student representation on board committees, the contentious cell phone policy, and community concerns over misinformation in the school board election cycle. The meeting also highlighted the district’s ongoing efforts to improve educational pathways and address mental health needs within the community.