CASS COUNTY NEWS

Cass County Board elects Kangas board chairman

WALKER-Cass County commissioners elected Commissioner Bob Kangas as 2018 chair and Commissioner Scott Bruns as vice-chair Tuesday. They adopted the same rules of business for conducting county board meetings as they used in 2017.

Over $1 million expected from sales tax for road projects

WALKER-Cass County Highway Department annual report submitted to the county board Tuesday shows the newer local option sales tax the county now collects for highway improvements will add over $1 million annually for more projects.

County proposes changes in how brewery licenses are issued

BENA-Chief Financial Officer Sandra Norikane presented proposed amendments to the county's liquor ordinance Tuesday at the county board's regular meeting at Bena City Hall Tuesday night.

Gull Lake Trail cooperative agreement extended for three years

BENA - Cass County commissioners voted Tuesday to extend a cooperative agreement for the Gull Lake Walking and Biking Trail with Crow Wing County; the cities of East Gull Lake and Nisswa, and Fairview Township.

Outreach launched on Cass polling locations

BENA-If Cass County residents don't vote this fall, it certainly isn't going to be the county's fault if Elections Administrator Sharon Anderson has anything to say about it. She updated the county board Tuesday with additional outreach she has planned.

Cass Board approves plans for capital improvements

WALKER-Chief Financial Officer Sandra Norikane obtained county board approval Tuesday, June 5, for the county's five-year capital improvement plan. The plan had no major changes since presented at the May 1 board meeting.

Cass Board tables land use ordinance changes

WALKER-Cass County Board voted Tuesday, June 5, to table proposed changes to the Countywide Land Use Ordinance until the section limiting allowable animal units per property is clarified, so it clearly does not apply to farms.

Cass seeks grant to buy forested, environmentally sensitive land

WALKER-Cass County commissioners approved a resolution Tuesday, June 5, to support a joint effort to seek state money to buy land within the county for future preservation.

County proposes changes in countywide land use ordinance

BENA - Cass County commissioners received a copy Tuesday of proposed changes to the countywide Land Use Ordinance, which governs zoning in the county. A public hearing was held first before the planning commission. There will be a second public hearing during the 9 a.m. regular county board meeting June …

Cass County Board: Brewery beer sales among license changes

PILLAGER-The Cass County Board Tuesday evening, June 19, approved changes to the county liquor license regulations, adding on- and off-sale licenses for brew pubs. The board met at Sylvan Township Hall, east of Pillager.

Cass County Board: Longville ambulance calls spike

PILLAGER-Longville ambulance personnel have been busy, the Cass County Board meeting learned at its Tuesday, June 19, meeting. Kevin Lee, North Memorial Health, reported the Longville Ambulance Subordinate Service District had a significant increase in calls for service the first quarter this year compared with last year.

Cass County Board: Resident questions group homes

PILLAGER-Pat Wintheiser, a Sylvan Township resident, brought his concerns about two group homes in his neighborhood to the Cass County Board during the public comment portion of the meeting Tuesday, June 19.

The year in Cass County: Departments review changes, expectations

BACKUS-What saves money for some county departments can cost another one future revenue loss.

New equipment, same rules apply at county recycling center

WALKER-New blue recycle bins replaced old, rusted green bins at Cass County recycling collection sites this summer, but that does not mean rules have changed on what people can recycle. These bins now accept commingled recyclables, with a separate bin for paper/cardboard.

Heavy rains prompt Cass County to declare state of emergency

WALKER-Cass County commissioners Tuesday, July 3, declared a state of emergency to make the county eligible for a 75 percent state reimbursement for the cost to repair flooded roads. The most significant event occurred June 17, according to Emergency Services Director Chad Emery, but the state is leaving open eligible …
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