Anoka County, Minnesota

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee is reviewing several health and social service contracts, including funding for homeless prevention and mental health initiatives. The body is also discussing updates to the Solid Waste Ordinance to meet a 75% waste diversion goal by 2030.

• Proposed $250,000 contract with Luceo CMG for a naloxone awareness media campaign
• Proposed amendment to the Solid Waste Ordinance with a public hearing set for July 28, 2026
• Proposed Resolution 2026-HS-9 to accept MN Housing funding for the Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program
• Proposed contract #SCON-00001152 boarding agreement with Chisago County
• Proposed appointment of one new member to the Community Corrections Advisory Board

Joint Law Enforcement Council

The Anoka County Joint Law Enforcement Council will hold its regular meeting on July 22, 2026. Council members will approve the April meeting minutes, hear the Treasurer’s Report, and receive updates from several committees, including the Budget Committee. The agenda also includes discussions on contracts, emergency communications, and a jail update. The meeting will conclude with new business and member updates.

• Approve April meeting minutes
• Treasurer’s Report
• Budget Committee report
• Contracts discussion
• Jail update (old business)

Anoka County Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Anoka County Housing and Redevelopment Authority will consider approving 2027 operating budgets for four senior apartment complexes. The proposals include rent increases ranging from 1.5% to 4.5% and rely on a mix of levy dollars and Local Affordable Housing Aid to cover capital improvements.

• Consider approval of 2027 budgets for The Willows of Ham Lake, Savannah Oaks, Chauncey Barett Gardens, and The Oaks of Lake George
• Proposed rent increases: 1.5% at The Willows, 4.5% at Chauncey Barett Gardens, and 3.0% at Savannah Oaks and The Oaks of Lake George
• Use of Local Affordable Housing Aid (LAHA) for capital improvements at three properties
• Chauncey Barett Gardens projected to have the weakest financial position among the four projects
• Meeting held at Anoka County Government Center, Conference Room #772

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Board of Commissioners will review contracts for traffic signal reconstruction and regional trail improvements. The board will also consider a temporary parking agreement for the 3M Open and acknowledge a proposed TIF district for the City of Ramsey.

• Contract SCON26-00001144: $817,161.81 to SEH for signal reconstruction at nine intersections in Anoka, Coon Rapids, and Fridley
• Contract SCON26-00001177: $511,700.00 to Bituminous Roadways, Inc. for Rice Creek West Regional Trail Improvements at Locke Park
• Contract CCON-000569: Temporary Use Agreement with Lynx FBO Anoka, LLC for 3M Open parking at no cost to the county
• Proposed City of Ramsey Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District No. 20 (Trident)
• Authorization for the County Engineer to order four tandem axle plow trucks and other heavy equipment for the 2027 budget

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider recommending a resolution to accept a $20,000 donation from the Anoka County Crime Prevention Coalition for the Sheriff's Office K9 Program. The committee will also receive updates on the JLEC and departmental matters.

• Resolution 2026-PS07 to accept $20,000 donation from Anoka County Crime Prevention Coalition for Sheriff's Office K9 Program training and equipment
• Public comment period at 8:15 a.m. in Conference Room 772, Government Center
• JLEC Update (information item)
• Department updates (information item)

Government Operations Committee

The Government Operations Committee is recommending approval of several contracts, including a $492,888 Mississippi Library rooftop unit replacement project with Construction Results, an enterprise-wide data assessment with Deloitte Consulting for $225,000, and master contracts for window cleaning and hazardous materials services. The committee will also consider renewing a medical examiner transport contract with Lake Superior Transport for St. Louis County. Informational items include a summary of property and auto insurance renewals and department updates.

• Master window cleaning contracts with Brightview Window Cleaning (Maple Grove), Clean and Clear Inc (Plymouth), and Starbrite Window Cleaning (Blaine)
• Hazardous materials professional services contracts with Bay West (St Paul), Braun Intertec (Bloomington), Pinnacle Engineering (Maple Grove); abatement/remediation contracts with Envirobate (Minneapolis), Mavo Systems (White Bear Lake), Sheltertech (North St Paul)
• Mississippi Library Rooftop Unit Replacement Project with Construction Results (Plymouth) for $492,888, plus 10% contingency
• Renewal of Contract SCON26-00000179 with Lake Superior Transport Services for medical examiner transport services for St. Louis County (rates unchanged: $950/single, $1,425/double for northern county; $600/single, $900/double for southern county)
• Enterprise-wide data assessment contract with Deloitte Consulting LLC for $225,000

Joint Law Enforcement Council

The Anoka County Joint Law Enforcement Council Governance Committee will meet to receive subcommittee reports on budget, data standards, and critical infrastructure. Members will also discuss the capital improvement plan, contracts and change orders, a PSDS update including the Tyler Implementation Project, and the Emergency Communications Center. A status update on ARMER 800 MHz radios is scheduled under new business.

• Capital Improvement Plan discussion
• Contracts, Services, and Change Orders review
• PSDS Update / Tyler Implementation Project (George Jensen)
• Emergency Communications Center update (Kari Morrissey)
• Status update on ARMER 800 MHz radios

Transportation Committee

The Anoka County Transportation Committee will review several contracts and equipment requests, including a $511,700 award for Rice Creek West Regional Trail improvements at Locke Park. It will also discuss a $817,161.81 professional services contract for signal reconstruction on 5th Avenue and East River Road, and consider bids for a pedestrian crossing on Centerville Road. Additional items are informational updates on parks, firewood sales, and a grant application for a low‑salt GIS model.

• Contract SCON26-00001177 – $511,700 to Bituminous Roadways, Inc. for Rice Creek West Regional Trail Improvements at Locke Park, Fridley
• Contract SCON26-00001144 – $817,161.81 with SEH for design, permitting and final design of signal reconstruction at nine intersections on 5th Avenue and East River Road
• Authorization to order four tandem‑axle plow trucks, one Freightliner Patch Truck, one Cat 938M Loader, one Cat 317 Excavator with Grapple, one Larue Snowblower, one DM 360 Mower, and one John Deere 6130M in the draft 2027 Transportation budget
• Consider advertising bids for Project CP 26-14-21 – pedestrian crossing improvements on Centerville Road (CSAH 21) between Hunters Trail and Dupre Road
• Discussion of firewood sales to the public at $110 per fireplace cord to manage park firewood inventories

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Board of Appeal and Equalization is reconvening to approve minutes from the previous meeting and review items for the 2026 session before adjourning.

• Approval of minutes from June 22, 2026 meeting
• Review of items for the 2026 session
• Adjournment of the 2026 County Board of Appeal and Equalization

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Board will vote on a resolution to adopt a voluntary Performance Measurement Program, setting metrics for public safety, corrections, public works, health, and other departments. The board also will consider several contracts, including a $510,160 fraud prevention investigation agreement with the Sheriff's Office and a $126,000 rooftop replacement at the Blaine Human Services Center. Other action items include a resolution supporting Opportunity Zone recommendations, creation of a $1,000 library imprest fund, and committee appointments.

• Resolution 2026-GO3 adopting Performance Measurement Program with metrics for deputy response time, felony conviction rates, snow plow hours, and more
• Contract SCON26-00001120 with Anoka County Sheriff’s Office for fraud prevention investigation services, $510,160 from July 2026 to June 2027
• Contract SCON26-00001132 with Kraft Mechanical for Blaine Human Services Rooftop Unit 1 Replacement, not to exceed $126,000
• Resolution 2026-46 supporting submission of Opportunity Zone recommendations
• Creation of $1,000 imprest fund for Anoka County Library stored value cards

Anoka County Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Anoka County Housing and Redevelopment Authority board will vote on two consent items: a lease amendment with Achieve Services for additional space at the Blaine Human Services Center to serve the disability population, and an amendment to the property management contract for four senior housing buildings that modifies fees and extends the term to June 30, 2028. The board will also approve minutes from the May 26 meeting.

• Lease Amendment 1 (CCON26-000259) with Achieve Services for 1,532 additional sq ft at Blaine Human Services Center, with estimated annual CAM charge of $272,284.43 starting July 1, 2026
• Third Amendment to property management contract (SCON26-00000186) with Great Lakes Management Company for four senior housing buildings, modifying fee structure, adding asset preservation fee, extending term to June 30, 2028
• Approval of minutes from the May 26, 2026 ACHRA board meeting
• Management Committee of the Whole report from June 9, 2026

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Committee of the Whole is considering a tentative two-year labor agreement with Teamsters Local 320. The contract covers library bargaining unit employees for the period of January 1, 2026, through December 31, 2027.

• Resolution 2026-M1: Tentative agreement with Teamsters Local 320 for library staff
• 3% merit wage adjustments for 2026 and 2027
• Establishment of a quarterly committee meeting pilot program from July 1, 2026, to December 31, 2027
• Six-month probationary period for new or rehired employees

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Board of Appeal and Equalization will convene for an organizational meeting. The agenda includes administering the oath of office, reviewing relevant statutes, and discussing the need for a second meeting. The county assessor will be present. No specific appeals or equalization items are listed for decision.

• Administration of oath of office by Property Records and Taxation Chief Officer Pam LeBlanc
• Consideration of establishing a second meeting of the 2026 board if necessary
• Review of statutes relating to the County Board of Appeal and Equalization by the County Attorney's Office
• Organizational meeting with County Assessor Alex Guggenberger
• Potential review of items to come before the board

The Board of Appeal and Equalization met on June 22, 2026, to review property value appeals. The board approved several market value determinations and settled specific parcel appeals.

• Established second meeting for June 25, 2026 (Carried)
• Limited second meeting appeals to those presented on June 22 (Carried)
• Accepted County Assessor’s recommendations for prior settled appeals (Carried)
• Approved June 22 meeting minutes (Carried)
• Maintained market value for PIN 02-30-24-43-0001 (Carried)
• Maintained market value for PIN 22-32-25-21-0004 (Carried)
• Maintained market value for PIN 10-31-23-42-0034 (Carried)
• Maintained market value for PIN 26-33-24-43-0002 (Carried)

Library Board

Internal Audit Committee

The Internal Audit Committee will discuss a draft audit report from the Office of the State Auditor regarding 2025 financial statements. The committee will also review a summary report on cash receipting and handling for Property Records & Taxation.

• Draft of 2025 audit of financial statements from the Office of the State Auditor
• Summary Report on Property Records & Taxation: Limited Audit of Cash Receipting and Handling
• Verbal Report on Current Audits

Human Services Committee

The Anoka County Human Services Committee will consider approving several contracts, including a fraud investigation agreement with the Sheriff's Office and amendments for food service and psychological evaluations. The committee will also discuss reappointments to workforce and corrections advisory boards.

• Contract with Anoka County Sheriff's Office for fraud investigation ($510,160)
• Amendment to contract with Summit Food Service for community corrections (3% increase)
• Contract with Dr. Katheryn Cranbrook for psychological evaluations
• Reappointments to Workforce Development Board
• Reappointments to Community Corrections Advisory Board

Transportation Committee

The committee will discuss proposed amendments to the Park Ordinance to limit firearms in Cedar Creek and Columbus Lake conservation areas following the state's elimination of the shotgun-only deer hunting zone. They will also consider several highway resolutions, including right-of-way acquisition for a roundabout at Round Lake Boulevard/181st Avenue NW and contracts for road improvements totaling over $3.3 million.

• Discuss changes to state law eliminating shotgun-only zone and proposed Park Ordinance amendments to limit firearms in Cedar Creek and Columbus Lake conservation areas
• Consider resolution authorizing right-of-way plat for a roundabout at Round Lake Boulevard/181st Avenue NW in Andover and Oak Grove (Project SAP 002-609-026)
• Consider resolution authorizing right-of-way acquisition with eminent domain for the same roundabout project
• Consider recommending approval of $1,591,517.99 contract to Park Construction Company for resurfacing Main Street NW in Coon Rapids
• Consider recommending approval of $1,349,785.00 contract to New Look Contracting Inc. for reconstruction of 40th Avenue between Main Street and TH 47 in Columbia Heights

Anoka County Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Anoka County Housing and Redevelopment Authority is reviewing a lease amendment for disability services at the Blaine Human Services Center. The committee is also considering a third amendment to a property management contract for four senior housing buildings.

• Contract CCON26-000259: Lease amendment for Achieve Services to increase square footage from 24,131 to 25,663 at Blaine Human Services Center
• Contract SCON26-00000186: Third amendment with Great Lakes Management Company to modify fee structure and add an asset preservation fee
• Extension of Great Lakes Management Company contract term to June 30, 2028

Government Operations Committee

The Government Operations Committee will consider recommending approval of a $126,000 contract with Kraft Mechanical for replacing Rooftop Unit 1 at the Blaine Human Services Center. Also on the agenda: a contract with the University of Iowa for forensic neuropathology consultations, creation of a $1,000 imprest fund for the Library, and adoption of a voluntary Performance Measurement Program for 2025 metrics.

• Contract SCON26-00001132 with Kraft Mechanical (Woodbury, MN) for Blaine Human Services rooftop unit replacement, not to exceed $126,000
• Contract SCON26-00001100 with University of Iowa Diagnostic Laboratories for forensic neuropathology consultations
• Creation of a stored-value card imprest fund for the Library in an amount not to exceed $1,000
• Adoption of Resolution 2026-GO3 adopting the 'Model Performance Measures for Counties' for 2025, covering public safety, probation, public works, health, taxation, elections, veterans, parks, and library metrics

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider recommending approval of two grants from the State of Minnesota: a boat and water safety grant of $33,072 (May 23, 2026 – June 30, 2027) and a boating patrol overtime grant of $10,500 (May 22, 2026 – Sept. 7, 2026). The committee will also receive updates from the Joint Law Enforcement Council (JLEC) and departmental briefings. Public comment is invited at the start of the meeting.

• Consider recommending approval of Grant #GR_00865, 2026 State of Minnesota Annual County Boat and Water Safety Grant Agreement, $33,072
• Consider recommending approval of Grant #GR_00923, 2026 State of Minnesota Federal Boating Patrol Supplemental Overtime Grant Agreement, $10,500
• JLEC update (information item)
• Department updates (information item)

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Board of Commissioners will review recommendations for transportation contracts and park management. Key items include intersection improvements in Blaine and the issuance of archery deer hunting permits in five regional parks.

• Contract SCON26-00001125 for $3,878,355.61 to North Pine Aggregate Inc. for intersection improvements at 109th Avenue and Tournament Players Parkway/Mankato Street and 109th Avenue and Radisson Road in Blaine
• Contract GR_00776 for $262,500.00 with the Metropolitan Council for the Commute Solutions Transportation Management Organization
• Resolution 2026-TR10 to issue archery deer hunting permits for Bunker Hills, Rice Creek Chain of Lakes, Rum River Central, Lake George, and Coon Rapids Dam regional parks
• Acceptance of regular claims paid over $500 and purchase-card claims for the period ending May 30, 2026
• Authorization to advertise bids for a pavement preservation project on Hodgson Road in Lino Lakes

The Board of Commissioners approved several transportation contracts and a resolution authorizing archery deer hunting in specific regional parks. The board also accepted regular and purchase-card claims and approved the May 26, 2026, meeting minutes.

• Approved regular and purchase-card claims through May 30, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved May 26, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved $262,500.00 grant agreement for Commute Solutions (unanimous)
• Approved $3,878,355.61 contract with North Pine Aggregate, Inc. for Blaine intersection improvements (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2026-45 authorizing archery deer hunting permits in several regional parks (unanimous)

Transportation Committee

The Transportation/Parks Committee will recommend approving a resolution for controlled archery deer hunts at Bunker Hills, Rice Creek Chain of Lakes, Rum River Central, Lake George, and Coon Rapids Dam regional parks, where aerial surveys show deer densities exceeding target levels. Other items include authorizing a Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality grant agreement with the Metropolitan Council for Commute Solutions, ordering heavy equipment for the 2027 budget, and approving a pavement preservation project on Hodgson Road and a pedestrian crossing improvement joint powers agreement with Coon Rapids.

• Resolution 2026-TR10: permits for deer management in Bunker Hills, Rice Creek Chain of Lakes, Rum River Central, Lake George, and Coon Rapids Dam regional parks
• Contract #GR_00776 with Metropolitan Council for CMAQ funds for Commute Solutions (Jan–Dec 2026)
• Order of four tandem axle plow trucks, patch truck, loader, excavator, snowblower, mower, and tractor (draft 2027 budget)
• Project SAP 002-649-004: pavement preservation on Hodgson Road, Lino Lakes
• Project SAP 002-618-041: pedestrian crossing improvements at BNSF crossing on Crooked Lake Boulevard, Coon Rapids (JPA)

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider several contracts for the Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office and a property tax abatement for Hope Fellowship of Ramsey. The meeting also includes appointments for county advisory councils and the appointment of a Deputy Director of Human Resources.

• Tax abatement of $30,901.82 for Hope Fellowship of Ramsey
• 5-year software subscription with Vertiq Software, LLC starting at $47,840.43 for 2026-2027
• Medical examiner cooler storage contract with Lake Superior Capital Holdings, LLC at $1,500 per month
• Agreement to serve as medical examiner for Stevens County, MN at $2,500 per autopsy
• Employment agreement for Cristin Ewanika as Deputy Director, Human Resources

The Anoka County Board approved the settlement amounts for Claim 23-330 and Claim 23-373 as recommended by Risk Management and the County Attorney. It also approved a series of contracts and resolutions covering software services, medical examiner facilities, community corrections, public safety grants, transportation projects, and staff appointments. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved settlement agreement for Claim 23-330 and Claim 23-373 (unanimous)
• Approved Hosted Software SaaS Subscription contract with Vertiq Software (unanimous)
• Approved FY25 Bureau of Justice Assistance opioid program contract (unanimous)
• Approved Medical Examiner cooler storage contract with Lake Superior Capital Holdings (unanimous)
• Approved Stevens County medical examiner per‑case agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $30,901.82 property tax classification abatement for Hope Fellowship (unanimous)
• Approved Community Corrections 2026 Updated Comprehensive Plan (unanimous)
• Approved $59,521 State of Minnesota Federal Boating Safety grant agreement (unanimous)

Management Committee

The Management Committee will review an employment agreement for Cristin Ewanika as Deputy Director of Human Resources. The committee will also receive department updates and enter a closed session to discuss two specific claims.

• Employment agreement for Cristin Ewanika as Deputy Director, Human Resources
• Closed meeting to discuss Claim #23-330 and Claim #23-373

Anoka County Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The ACHRA board will consider two contracts recommended by its Management Committee: a five-year lease with the University of Minnesota Extension Program for 3,028 square feet at the 2150 Building in Anoka, and a replacement Joint Powers Agreement with the City of Ham Lake for the 49-unit Willows senior housing project. The board will also approve minutes from the April meeting and hear a committee report.

• Lease agreement (CCON26-000535) with University of Minnesota Extension Program: 5-year term, 3,028 sq ft, annual CAM charges ranging from $30,865 to $40,908
• Joint Powers Agreement (CCON26-000547) with City of Ham Lake replacing 1996 JPA for Willows senior housing; includes a new Right of First Offer instead of Right of First Refusal
• Willows project is a 49-unit senior housing facility (55+) financed by bonds now fully paid
• City of Ham Lake council approved the new documents on May 4, 2026
• No cost to ACHRA for the JPA; lease provides ongoing rent revenue for the 2150 Building

Community Corrections Advisory Board

The Community Corrections Advisory Board will meet to discuss the 2025 Annual Report. The board will also consider the approval of minutes from the April 16, 2026, meeting.

• Community Corrections 2025 Annual Report

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee will consider recommending approval of several contracts, including a $262,734 award to McLafferty Contracting for the Mississippi River Regional Trail re‑route at Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park. It will also review a $20,000 water‑quality grant with the Coon Creek Watershed District for a storm‑water site assessment at the Andover Transportation Division facility, and joint‑powers agreements with the City of Blaine for highway interchanges and a traffic‑signal installation. Additional items are informational updates on regional solicitation funding and division agreements.

• Approve Contract SCON26-00001056 – $262,734 to McLafferty Contracting for Mississippi River Trail re‑route at Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park
• Approve Contract GR_00906 – $20,000 water‑quality cost‑share grant (up to $10,000 from CCWD) for storm‑water site assessment at the Transportation Division facility in Andover
• Approve Contract GR_00796 – Joint Powers Agreement with City of Blaine for MnDOT Project SP 0208-169, constructing grade‑separated interchanges on TH 65 from 97th Ave NE to 117th Ave NE/Cloud Drive NE
• Authorize Contract GR_00815 – Joint Powers Agreement with City of Blaine for a developer‑installed traffic signal at 125th Ave NE and Zest St NE
• Discuss informational update on the 2026 Met County Regional Solicitation funding application status

Human Services Committee

The Anoka County Human Services Committee will consider authorizing two contracts for community corrections services and reappointing members to a mental health advisory council. The agenda includes a resolution to update the county's comprehensive correctional plan.

• Contract with Katallasso Group for parenting coaching ($50,000 grant)
• Contract with Kartta Group for psychological evaluations
• Resolution to adopt 2026 Two-Year Update of Comprehensive Plan
• Reappointments to Adult and Children’s Mental Health Local Advisory Council
• Contract with University of Minnesota School of Nursing for clinical experience

Library Board

The board unanimously adopted the meeting agenda. The consent agenda was adopted, which approved the April 27, 2026 board minutes, accepted gifts totaling $2,616.15, and authorized payment of bills totaling $66,769.53.

• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Adopted consent agenda
• Approved April 27, 2026 board minutes
• Accepted gifts totaling $2,616.15
• Paid bills totaling $66,769.53

Public Safety Committee

The Anoka County Public Safety Committee will consider approving two federal grants: a $59,521 boating safety grant and a $27,687 justice assistance grant for local police departments. The committee will also vote to accept a $2,388 donation for the Sheriff's Office Explorer Post.

• Approval of $59,521 Federal Boating Safety Supplemental Equipment Grant
• Acceptance of $2,388 donation for Sheriff's Office Explorer Post
• Approval of $27,687 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program
• Memorandum of Understanding with City of Fridley and City of Coon Rapids

Government Operations Committee

The Government Operations Committee will consider recommending approval of a five-year, $248,000 renewal of the Vertiq Software SaaS subscription for the Midwest Medical Examiner's Office. The committee will also consider applying for a federal grant of up to $1.6 million for rapid toxicology implementation, entering a new cooler storage agreement with Lake Superior Capital Holdings, and approving a per-case agreement to serve as Stevens County's medical examiner. Additionally, a $30,901.82 tax abatement for Hope Fellowship of Ramsey and an investment report are on the agenda.

• Renew Vertiq Software LLC SaaS subscription for medical examiner case management: 5-year term, total $248,421.67, with one-time 5% COLA
• Apply for FY25 BJA COSSUP grant (up to $1.6 million) for rapid toxicology platform implementation in overdose investigations
• Enter new ME cooler storage agreement with Lake Superior Capital Holdings LLC, Superior WI: 3-year term through Dec 2028, with renewal options
• Approve per-case agreement to serve as medical examiner for Stevens County, MN: July–Dec 2026, with two automatic one-year renewals
• Approve classification abatement of $30,901.82 in property taxes payable 2026 for Hope Fellowship of Ramsey (PINs 11-32-25-12-0003 and 11-32-25-12-0006)

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Board of Commissioners will review several transportation and parks projects, including pavement preservation and intersection improvements. The board will also consider a 2026 Annual Action Plan for federal housing and community development grants.

• Contract of $1,171,830.97 to Ebert Construction for Lazy River Bridge replacement and mechanical upgrades at Bunker Beach
• Resolution 2026-41 for Community Development Block Grant, Emergency Solutions Grant, and Home Investment Partnerships Program
• Pavement preservation project on Main Street NW in Coon Rapids with an estimated cost of $1,607,504
• Contract amendment of $274,000 for TKDA for intersection improvements on Radisson Road, 109th Avenue and Davenport Street in Blaine
• Joint Powers Agreement with Ramsey County for the 2026 County-Wide Overlay Program on 85th Avenue/County Road J

The Anoka County Board unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-42, approving the county’s 2026 Annual Action Plan for the Community Development Block Grant, Emergency Solutions Grant, and HOME Investment Partnerships Program and authorizing submission of the grant applications to HUD. The board also unanimously approved a transportation resolution authorizing an agreement with MnDOT for federal aid on a pavement preservation project on CSAH 14. All motions were carried by roll‑call vote.

• Approved Resolution 2026-42 authorizing the 2026 CDBG, ESG and HOME Annual Action Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2026-41 authorizing agreement with MnDOT for federal participation in CSAH 14 project (unanimous)
• Approved contract amendment with TKDA for intersection improvements in Blaine (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with Ramsey County for 2026 County‑Wide Overlay Program (unanimous)
• Approved $1,171,830.97 contract to Ebert Construction for Lazy River Bridge Replacement (unanimous)
• Approved regular claims over $500 and purchase‑card claims through April 18, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from the April 28, 2026 board meeting (unanimous)

Anoka County Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The ACHRA Management Committee will consider recommending approval of a replacement Joint Powers Agreement with the City of Ham Lake for the Willows senior housing facility, replacing the 1996 agreement. They will also consider recommending a five-year lease agreement with the University of Minnesota Extension Program for 3,028 square feet in the 2150 Building in Anoka.

• Recommend approval of 5-year lease (Contract CCON26-000535) with University of Minnesota Extension Program for 3,028 sq ft at 2150 Third Ave, Suite 220, Anoka
• Recommend approval of replacement Joint Powers Agreement and Right of First Offer with City of Ham Lake for Willows senior housing (49 units, age 55+)
• Original 1996 JPA and Right of First Refusal to be cancelled; new agreement clarifies management, residency priority, and capital needs funding
• City of Ham Lake approved the new documents on May 4, 2026
• Lease has escalating CAM rates starting at $11.12/sq ft for first partial month, rising to $13.51 in final year

Joint Law Enforcement Council

The Joint Law Enforcement Council Emergency Communications Committee will vote on adopting updated standard operating procedures (SOPs) into final operating procedures. The committee will also review and approve February 2, 2026 meeting minutes, receive personnel and department updates under the Management Control Agreement, and hear partner updates.

• Vote to adopt updated SOPs as final operating procedures
• Approve meeting minutes from February 2, 2026
• Management Control Agreement personnel and department updates

Transportation Committee

The Anoka County Transportation Committee will consider recommending approval of a $1,171,830.97 contract with Ebert Construction for replacing the Lazy River Bridge and upgrading mechanical systems at Bunker Beach in Coon Rapids. The committee will also vote on several highway projects, including a pavement preservation agreement with MnDOT on Main Street NW in Coon Rapids, intersection improvements on Radisson Road in Blaine, and a joint powers agreement with Ramsey County for an overlay program on 85th Avenue. Informational updates on parks and transportation corridor projects will also be presented.

• Consider recommending approval of $1,171,830.97 contract to Ebert Construction for Lazy River Bridge replacement and mechanical building upgrades at Bunker Beach, Coon Rapids
• Consider recommending Resolution #2026-TR09 authorizing Advance Construction Agreement with MnDOT for pavement preservation on Main Street NW in Coon Rapids
• Consider recommending approval of contract amendment with TKDA for intersection improvements on Radisson Road, 109th Avenue and Davenport Street in Blaine
• Consider recommending approval of Joint Powers Agreement with Ramsey County for 2026 County-Wide Overlay Program on 85th Avenue/County Road J from Lexington Avenue to Rendova Street NE
• Informational discussion on replacement of Fleet Services RTA Classic and RTA 360 software

Management Committee

The committee will meet to receive a Human Resources Review presentation for the first quarter of 2026. The meeting also includes a time for department updates and public comment.

• Q1 2026 Human Resources Review presentation

Anoka County Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Anoka County Housing & Redevelopment Authority board will hold a public hearing on the Program Year 2026 Annual Action Plan, which includes proposed uses of Community Development Block Grant, HOME Investment Partnerships Program, and Emergency Solutions Grant funds. The board will then consider staff recommendations for the 2026 Action Plan, including whether to fund the Elevate Hope House project. Additional agenda items cover lease agreements and contract amendments for county facilities and services.

• Public hearing on PY 2026 Annual Action Plan activities for CDBG, HOME, and ESG funds
• Vote on staff recommendations for the 2026 Action Plan, with separate options on funding Elevate Hope House
• Approve lease agreement (Contract CCON26-000523) with Brandt Kettwick Criminal Defense at 2150 Third Ave, Suite 210, Anoka
• Approve lease amendment (Contract #C0005807) renewing the State of Minnesota DEED lease at Blaine Human Services Center through June 30, 2029
• Amend contract with Ehlers & Associates to increase the financial advisory services cap to $50,000 for the 2025‑2026 term

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Board discusses Flock ALPR cameras and Drone as First Responder (DFR) technology during a work session. Chief Deputy Bill Jacobson presents capabilities, including 30-day data retention and no facial recognition, and describes DFR deployment from fixed locations for 911 calls. No votes are taken; this is a discussion-only session.

• Discussion of Flock ALPR cameras and their 30-day data retention policy
• Presentation of Drone as First Responder program with autonomous deployment
• Confirmation that ALPR cameras do not use facial recognition or provide personally identifiable data
• Drone successes in the county, including thermal sensors for firefighter safety
• Procedures for drone flights per Minnesota statute 626.19

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Board will hold a public hearing on proposed changes to fees for permits, licenses, and sales of materials (Resolution 2026-33). The board will also consider a $990,875 contract for annual parking lot pavement maintenance, a $100,663 property tax abatement for MEP Lino Lakes, LLC, adoption of a new Compliance and Risk Management Policy, and several recognition proclamations.

• Public hearing on Resolution 2026-33, updating fees for various county services
• Contract SCON26-00001024 with Minnesota Roadways for parking lot pavement maintenance, $990,875
• Property tax abatement of $100,663 for MEP Lino Lakes, LLC (PINs 08-31-22-34-0026 and 08-22-34-0027)
• Adoption of Resolution 2026-GO2 for a Special Assessment under the PACE program
• Approval of new Anoka County Compliance and Risk Management Policy

Commissioners approved regular claims and corrected minutes from the April 14 meeting. They adopted resolutions recognizing Correctional Officers Week, Peace Officer Week, Law Day, Therapy Animal Day, and Mental Health Awareness Month. The board also approved a $100,663.08 property‑tax classification abatement, a $990,875 parking‑lot pavement contract, and a $1.62 M special assessment to finance solar panels under the PACE program.

• Approved regular claims over $500 (motion carried)
• Approved April 14 minutes with MnDOT contract correction (motion carried)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-32 recognizing Correctional Officers Week (motion carried)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-33 recognizing Peace Officer Week (motion carried)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-34 proclaiming Law Day May 1, 2026 (motion carried)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-35 proclaiming Therapy Animal Day April 30, 2026 (motion carried)
• Approved $100,663.08 classification abatement and $990,875 parking‑lot contract (motion carried)
• Adopted $1.377 M + $243,150 special assessment for solar project under PACE (motion carried)

Library Board

The board unanimously adopted the meeting agenda. The consent agenda was adopted, which included adoption of the March 23, 2026 minutes, acceptance of $25,493.26 in gifts, and payment of $312,697.45 in bills. The Friends of Anoka County Library presented a $25,000 check that the board accepted. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Adopted meeting agenda unanimously (motion by Kostick, second by Rohloff)
• Adopted consent agenda (motion by Case, second by Kostick)
• Adopted March 23, 2026 Board minutes
• Accepted gifts for month totaling $25,493.26
• Paid bills for month totaling $312,697.45
• Accepted $25,000 check from Friends of Anoka County Library

Joint Law Enforcement Council

The council will review committee reports on governance, budget, and data standards. The meeting includes updates on the jail and JLEC agenda ADA compliance.

• Budget Committee report
• Jail update
• JLEC Agenda ADA compliance
• PSDS Manager's Report

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee is reviewing a countywide framework for naloxone access and distribution. The body is also considering resolutions to recognize Mental Health Awareness Month and Public Health Month. Additionally, the committee will discuss updates to the Community Corrections Advisory Board.

• Adoption of Anoka County Naloxone Policy for opioid overdose response
• Resolution #2026-HS-6 proclaiming May 2026 as Mental Health Awareness Month
• Resolution #2026-HS-7 proclaiming April 2026 as Public Health Month
• Approval of revised Community Corrections Advisory Board Operational Procedures
• Informational presentation on the Minnesota African American Family Preservation and Child Welfare Disproportionality Act

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee is reviewing contracts for park facility repairs and road improvements in Blaine and Columbia Heights. The body will also discuss a grant extension for a culvert and trail project in Coon Rapids.

• Proposed $345,570 contract to Reiling Construction Co. for Banfill Locke Trailhead Facility Rehabilitation in Fridley
• Proposed Joint Powers Agreement with the City of Blaine for intersection improvements at 109th Avenue NE, Tournament Players Parkway/Mankato Street, and Radisson Road
• Authorization to bid for reconstruction of 40th Avenue NE between Main Street NE and Trunk Highway 47 in Columbia Heights
• Proposed Joint Powers Agreement with the City of Ham Lake for intersection improvements at Bunker Lake Boulevard NE and Naples Street NE
• Discussion of a one-year extension for the Coon Rapids Dam Culvert and Trail Reconstruction project grant

Community Corrections Advisory Board

The Anoka County Community Corrections Advisory Board unanimously approved revised operational procedures (by-laws) at its February 19, 2026 meeting. The revised document updates governance for the board including powers, membership, and meeting rules. A 50-year celebration for the county's community corrections program is planned for August 13, 2026.

• Unanimous approval of revised ACCCB Operational Procedures (by-laws)
• Presentation on history of Community Corrections Act and by-law updates
• Next meeting scheduled for April 16, 2026 (no March meeting)
• 50-year celebration of Anoka County as a Community Corrections Act county on Aug. 13, 2026 at Bunker Hills Activity Center

Government Operations Committee

The Government Operations Committee will consider recommending approval of a new Compliance and Risk Management Policy, a $100,663.08 tax abatement for MEP Lino Lakes, LLC, a $990,875 contract with Minnesota Roadways for the 2026 Annual Parking Lot Pavement Maintenance Project, and a resolution to adopt a special assessment under the PACE program. The meeting also includes informational presentations on the 2025 year‑end budget versus actual results and the 2027 budget calendar.

• Recommend County Board approve the Anoka County Compliance and Risk Management Policy
• Recommend classification abatement of $100,663.08 for MEP Lino Lakes, LLC (PIN 08-31-22-34-0026 and 08-31-22-34-0027)
• Recommend approval of Contract #SCON26-00001024 with Minnesota Roadways for parking lot maintenance, fee $990,875 with 10% contingency
• Adopt Resolution #2026-GO2 for a special assessment under the PACE program
• Review 2025 year‑end Budget to Actual Report and 2027 Budget Calendar (informational)

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

At the April 14, 2026 meeting, Anoka County commissioners will vote on accepting regular claims over $500 and purchase‑card claims for the period ending March 23, 2026. They will also adopt Resolution 2026‑29 proclaiming National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (April 12‑18, 2026) and consider reappointing Jim Hafner to the Coon Creek Watershed District Board. Additional items include a staffing restructure at the Blaine Human Services Center and several transportation contracts.

• Accept regular claims over $500 and purchase‑card claims for period ending March 23, 2026
• Resolution 2026‑29 proclaiming National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, April 12‑18, 2026
• Reappoint Jim Hafner to the Coon Creek Watershed District Board for a three‑year term ending May 27, 2029
• Award Contract SCON26-00001018 to North Valley Inc. for $11,457,987.06 – 2026 County‑Wide Pavement Preservation Program
• Award Contract SCON26-00001022 to Park Construction Company for $2,559,043.49 – reconditioning County Road 10 NE from Able Street NE to Pleasant View Drive NE

The Anoka County Board unanimously approved regular claims and the March 24 minutes. It adopted a resolution proclaiming National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and restructured a facilities engineer position. Major contracts were approved, including an $11.46 million pavement preservation contract and a $2.56 million road reconditioning contract, and the board authorized two MnDOT agreements for TH‑65 reconstruction. A settlement for Claim 25‑126 was also authorized.

• Approved regular claims over $500 and purchase‑card claims (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-29 proclaiming National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (unanimous)
• Approved restructuring of facilities engineer positions (unanimous)
• Approved $11,457,987.06 contract with North Valley Inc. for County‑Wide Pavement Preservation Program (unanimous)
• Approved $2,559,043.49 contract with Park Construction Company for County Road 10 NE reconditioning (unanimous)
• Authorized MnDOT Agreement 1061429 for TH65 reconstruction and cost participation (unanimous)
• Authorized MnDOT Agreement 1062078 for TH65 construction and cost participation (unanimous)
• Authorized settlement of Claim 25-126 (unanimous)

Anoka County Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Anoka County Housing and Redevelopment Authority is reviewing funding recommendations for the 2026 Program Year Action Plan. The committee is also considering several lease agreements and contract amendments for business and financial services.

• Proposed increase of Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Program maximum loan from $24,999 to $37,500
• Funding recommendations for CDBG ($3,149,350), HOME ($2,289,202.51), and LAHA/SAHA ($6,303,459.37) programs
• Lease renewal with State of MN Department of Administration for Blaine Human Services Center through June 30, 2029
• Contract amendment for Ehlers & Associates, Inc. financial advisor services to not exceed $50,000
• Agreement not to exceed $5,000 with MB Mentors for business support services

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider approving and executing Contract #GR_00799/GR_00800 for the 2024 Emergency Management Performance Grant, a state grant of $114,326 covering Jan 1 2024 through June 30 2026. It will also consider Resolution #2026-PS05 to accept a private donation of up to $30,000 from Cherie Hanson for the purchase and training of a new law‑enforcement K9. Additional agenda items include a JLEC update, a discussion of the Flock Safe County drone first‑responder program, and a discussion of claim #25-126.

• Approve Contract #GR_00799/GR_00800 for $114,326 Emergency Management Performance Grant (2024‑2026)
• Adopt Resolution #2026-PS05 to accept up to $30,000 donation for a new Sheriff’s Office K9
• JLEC (Joint Law Enforcement Council) update
• Discuss Flock Safe County – Drone First Responder Program
• Discuss issues and recommendations related to claim #25-126

Joint Law Enforcement Council

The Anoka County Joint Law Enforcement Council Governance Committee will approve the minutes from the January 14, 2026 meeting, hear reports from budget, data standards, and critical infrastructure subcommittees, and discuss the Capital Improvement Plan. It will also consider contracts, services, change orders, and updates to the Emergency Communications Center. Additional items include a status update on funding for ARMER 800 MHz radios and agenda/ADA compliance matters.

• Approval of Minutes (January 14, 2026 meeting)
• Budget Committee report (Chief Markham)
• Capital Improvement Plan discussion
• Contracts, Services, and Change Orders review
• Emergency Communications Center update (Kari Morrissey)

Transportation Committee

The committee is reviewing several highway construction contracts and a new fee structure for private rentals at Bunker Beach Water Park. Members will also discuss MnDOT projects and the TH610 interchange improvement in Coon Rapids.

• Contract SCON26-00001018 for $11,457,987.06 to North Valley Inc. for the 2026 County-Wide Pavement Preservation Program
• Contract SCON26-00001022 for $2,559,043.49 to Park Construction Company for reconditioning County Road 10 NE in Spring Lake Park
• Proposed private rental fees at Bunker Beach Water Park ranging from $2,500 to $5,000
• Proposed Joint Powers Agreements for pedestrian improvements on CSAH 21 in Centerville and Bridge #3310 replacement on CSAH 35 in Fridley
• Bids for painting traffic control signal systems in Lino Lakes, Centerville, Blaine, Lexington, and Circle Pines

Anoka County Board of Commissioners

The Anoka County Board will consider approving contracts for a Well at Work Clinic construction project, compost site operations, and a Medicaid provider agreement. The board will also appoint a new economic assistance director and reappoint members to various advisory boards.

• Contract #SCON26-00000915 with RAK Construction for Well at Work Clinic (not to exceed $420,733)
• Contract #C0009782 amendment with OTI, Inc. for compost site operations ($78,000/year)
• Appointment of Mike McFadden as Economic Assistance Department Director
• Property tax abatement for Wildlife Science Center ($13,645.67)
• Resolution #2026-26 approving joint powers agreements with the County Attorney

The Anoka County Board approved a series of contracts and tax abatements, accepted two donor contributions, and adopted several joint‑powers agreements. It also confirmed grant funding for WIC programs and appointed a new Department Director for Economic Assistance. All motions were carried.

• Approved Contract #SCON26-00000915 with RAK Construction for the Well at Work Clinic, not to exceed $420,733 (plus $42,000 contingency) – motion carried
• Approved classification abatement exempting $13,645.67 in property taxes for Wildlife Science Center properties – motion carried
• Approved amendment to Contract #C0009782 with OTI, Inc. to manage county compost sites, up to $78,000 per year and not to exceed $1,200,000 annually – motion carried
• Approved Grant Contracts GR_00760 and GR_00761 with the Minnesota Department of Health for WIC and Peer Breastfeeding Support programs – motion carried
• Approved multiple Joint Powers Agreements and contracts, including a $1,919,316 agreement with New Look Contracting – motion carried
• Accepted Axon donation of $2,400 for training expenses – motion carried
• Approved employment agreement appointing Mike McFadden as Department Director, Economic Assistance – motion carried
• Approved Resolution #2026-28 authorizing State of Minnesota Joint Powers Agreements for criminal‑justice data network use – motion carried

Library Board

The Library Advisory Board will meet to discuss library statistics, legislative updates, and the Local Author Fair report. The board is also scheduled to review the 2025 MELSA benefits report.

• Review of February bills totaling $114,734.29
• Acknowledgement of February gifts totaling $359.97
• Discussion of 2025 MELSA benefits totaling $855,907 for Anoka
• Report on Emerging Reader Kits
• Local Author Fair Report

The board adopted the meeting agenda and the consent agenda, both unanimously. The minutes from the February 23, 2026 meeting were approved. Gifts totaling $359.97 for February were accepted, and bills totaling $114,734.29 were paid.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Adopted consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved February 23, 2026 minutes
• Accepted February gifts totaling $359.97
• Paid February bills totaling $114,734.29

Anoka County Regional Railroad Authority

The Anoka County Regional Railroad Authority board will approve minutes from its December 2, 2025 and January 6, 2026 meetings. It will then consider Resolution #2026-3, which updates rules, procedures, and designates a public‑meeting notice facility and legal newspaper for 2026. The Chair will also present informational appointments to the ACRRA Management Committee for program year 2026. The meeting concludes with any other business.

• Approve minutes from the Dec 2 2025 board meeting
• Approve minutes from the Jan 6 2026 statutory and organizational board meeting
• Consider Resolution #2026-3 establishing rules, procedures, and public‑notice facilities
• Informational appointments to the ACRRA Management Committee for program year 2026
• Other business