Goodhue County Board Tackles Financial Strategies, Honors Local Officials

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Goodhue County Board of Commissioners, financial strategies were a focal point, with discussions centering on investment performance and the management of law library funds. The board also took time to honor two individuals for their outstanding contributions to the county.

Zumbrota Park Board Prioritizes Bathhouse Completion Amid Pool Project Developments

Overview: The Zumbrota Park Board meeting on May 4, 2026, focused on prioritizing ongoing projects, notably the campground bathhouse, amid developments in the community pool project. Discussions underscored the importance of managing existing commitments before embarking on new ventures like the proposed pickleball courts, with key updates provided on necessary infrastructure progress and funding strategies.

Goodhue County Proclaims April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month Amid Key Discussions on Safety and Budget

Overview: The Goodhue County Board of Commissioners convened to address several topics, including the proclamation of April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Child Abuse Prevention Month, initiatives to enhance officer safety, and budget considerations, all while dealing with ongoing challenges in local governance and community services.

Zumbrota City Council Approves Pool Bids Amid Budget Deliberations and Infrastructure Plans

Overview: The Zumbrota City Council navigated substantial financial decisions in its recent meeting, addressing community projects and infrastructure needs. Key resolutions included the acceptance of bids for the Zumbrota pool, approval of a major street reconstruction project for Pleasant Avenue, and discussions on water meter upgrades, fee adjustments, and housing developments.

Zumbrota Explores Google Ads for Economic Growth Amid Pool Funding Gap

Overview: The Zumbrota Economic Development Authority (EDA) meeting highlighted the approval of a $3,135 expenditure for a three-month Google Ads campaign aimed at boosting the city’s profile and attracting business. This decision comes amid discussions on a $3 million funding shortfall for the city pool project and potential solutions involving grants and tax abatements.