Sherburne County public meetings in 2025

Economic Development Authority

The Economic Development Authority will consider approving a new marketing and billboard campaign. The meeting also includes presentations on Princeton's community development, a fair board economic impact study, the current real‑estate market, and the SherburneBiz.com website. Updates from the EDA executive director, ordinance rewrite process, and county commissioners will be received.

• Consider approval for Sherburne County EDA marketing material and billboard campaign
• Receive presentation from City of Princeton Community Development Director Stacy Marquardt
• Update on Sherburne County Fair Board's economic impact study
• Update on current real‑estate market
• Update on development of SherburneBiz.com website

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners will vote on the 2026 annual budget and the associated levies that fund county services. The meeting also includes a vote to revoke a conditional use permit for a farm‑related wine bar, approval of a simple plat for the "Fun Farm" property, approval of a pilot commuter bus service agreement with MnDOT, and approval of a professional services agreement with Houston Engineering, Inc. for 2026 consulting work.

• Adopt the 2026 Annual Budget and Associated Annual Levies (10:55 am).
• Revoke a Conditional Use Permit for Farm Related Business‑Wine Bar – Carol Zimmerman (10:00 am).
• Approve a Preliminary and Final Simple Plat for "Fun Farm" – Ewing Properties (10:15 am).
• Approve the Sherburne County Pilot Commuter Bus Service Agreement #1061722 with MnDOT (10:35 am).
• Approve a Professional Services Agreement with Houston Engineering, Inc. for 2026 consulting services (Regular Agenda item 22).

Regional Rail Authority

The Sherburne County Regional Rail Authority will meet to review previous meeting minutes and discuss the 2026 levy. The board will determine whether to approve and certify the levy for the upcoming year.

• Approval and certification of the 2026 Regional Rail Authority Levy

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburner County Board of Commissioners is meeting to discuss the 2026 budget and levy. A presentation will be given by County Administrator Messelt. The public will have an opportunity to comment during a public hearing. Commissioners will then provide comments before the meeting adjourns.

• Public hearing on the 2026 budget and levy
• Presentation from County Administrator Messelt

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners will consider a range of routine and policy items, many grouped in a consent agenda. Key decisions include approving a property acquisition for the County State Aid Highway 23 improvement project and adopting the 2026‑2030 Economic Development Authority strategic plan. The board will also review options for the St. Cloud Sky Central Airport and set the January 2026 meeting schedule.

• Approve Resolution No. 120225‑AD‑3255 to acquire property for the County State Aid Highway 23 Improvement Project (Public Works)
• Adopt the 2026‑2030 Sherburne County Economic Development Authority Strategic Plan (Economic Development)
• Solicit requests for quotes to service municipal yard waste drop‑off locations (Environmental Services)
• Review options for the St. Cloud Sky Central Airport and its governing authority (Airport)
• Approve the Hotel Shelter Agreement with America's Best Value Inn for 2026‑2028 (Health & Human Services)

The Board unanimously approved a contract with Avivo to provide Minnesota Family Investment Program and Divisionary Work Program employment training, with a maximum spend of $455,559 for 2026. The meeting also approved the regular agenda, consent agenda, a re‑appointment to the County Economic Development Authority, the 2026 per‑diem rate for volunteer committees, a gambling premises permit for Ducks Unlimited, payment of 2025 tax‑rebate financing checks, and a $142,350 hotel shelter agreement for 2026‑2028.

• Approved regular meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous)
• Re‑appointed Laura Kangas to the County Economic Development Authority (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 per‑diem rate of $50.00 per meeting for volunteer committees (unanimous)
• Approved Gambling Premises Permit for Ducks Unlimited Wigeon Chapter #309 (unanimous)
• Approved payment of 2025 Tax Rebate Financing checks to listed parties (unanimous)
• Approved $142,350 Hotel Shelter Agreement with America's Best Value Inn for 2026‑2028 (unanimous)
• Approved Avivo contract for MFIP/DWP employment services up to $455,559 for 2026 (unanimous)

Economic Development Authority

The Sherburne County Economic Development Authority will consider approving a new five-year strategic plan and updated marketing materials. The board will also receive a presentation from Health and Human Services.

• Approval of 2025-2030 Sherburne County EDA Strategic Plan
• Approval of EDA marketing materials and website
• Presentation from Sherburne County Health and Human Services (HHS)

The Economic Development Authority unanimously approved the minutes from the October 16 meeting, the November 20 agenda, and the 2025‑2030 Strategic Plan. The board also approved a letter of support for the City of Big Lake’s MnDOT road improvement application. Members selected a preferred billboard design but asked for additional cost quotes at the December meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 9:32 a.m.

• Approved October 16, 2025 EDA minutes (unanimous)
• Approved November 20, 2025 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved 2025‑2030 Sherburne County EDA Strategic Plan (unanimous)
• Selected preferred billboard option; further quotes to be provided (no vote recorded)
• Approved letter of support for City of Big Lake MnDOT project (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:32 a.m. (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will hear public comments on changes to the county tobacco ordinance. After the hearing, the Board will consider a consent agenda that includes routine approvals such as minutes, warrants, contracts, and licenses. Additional agenda items include a presentation on the Mapping Prejudice Project and a discussion of the Elk River Landfill development plan.

• Public hearing on proposed tobacco ordinance amendments
• Consent agenda items: renew contract with Greater Minnesota Family Services (2026‑2028), solid waste license renewals, and NRBG agreement authorization
• Approval of final payment for 2024 streetlight and rumble strip work in Sherburne and Wright Counties
• Contract approval with Motorola for body‑worn, in‑squad, and interview‑room cameras, plus maintenance and cloud storage
• Presentation on completion of the Mapping Prejudice Project

The board approved a revised tobacco ordinance, changing Section 400 Subd. 12 from “18” to “16” and allowing 16‑ or 17‑year‑old employees to possess tobacco for work, passing 3‑2. The board also approved a call for bids for 2026 county publication contracts and renewed a contract with Greater Minnesota Family Services up to $150,000. Additional actions included solid‑waste license renewals for two processors, a $139,831 natural resources block grant, a Minnesota Paid Leave MOU, and a five‑year Motorola body‑camera contract.

• Approved revised tobacco ordinance (3-2)
• Approved Call for Bids for 2026 County publication contracts
• Renewed contract with Greater Minnesota Family Services (up to $150,000)
• Approved MOU on Minnesota Paid Leave with employee bargaining units
• Renewed solid‑waste license for Tri‑County Pallet & Crate (5‑year term)
• Renewed solid‑waste license for Product Recovery, Inc. (5‑year term)
• Authorized $139,831 Natural Resources Block Grant, Zoning Administrator to sign
• Approved 5‑year Motorola contract for body‑worn and other cameras

Community Health Board

The Sherburne County Community Health Board will consider two items. First, it will approve the minutes from the special meeting held on September 2, 2025. Second, the board will receive a bimonthly update from Community Health Services Administrator Nicole Ruhoff. The meeting will then be adjourned.

• Approve the Special Community Health Board Meeting minutes from September 2, 2025
• Receive the Community Health Services Administrator's bimonthly update (Nicole Ruhoff)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners will discuss property acquisition for the County Road 44 reconstruction project. The board is also reviewing 2026 legislative priorities and updates to the county zoning and subdivision ordinance.

• Resolution No. 110425-AD-3251 for property acquisition by eminent domain for County Road 44 Reconstruction
• Joint Powers Agreement with the City of Elk River for Mississippi Trail reconstruction
• Resolution No. 110425-AD-3250 supporting Clear Lake Twp's LRIP application for 90th Ave SE reconstruction
• Amendments to Arvig Elk River and Haven/Clear Lake ARPA Broadband Access Grant agreements
• Approval of final payment for 2025 County Pavement Resurfacings with OMG Midwest, Inc.

The Sherburne County Board unanimously approved a proclamation designating Nov. 4‑14, 2025 as Operation Green Light for Veterans. The board also approved multiple grant amendments, a travel expense for the County Engineer, the final payment for 2025 pavement resurfacing, a joint powers agreement with the City of Elk River for Mississippi Trail reconstruction, and a resolution authorizing eminent‑domain acquisition for Road 44 reconstruction. All items were approved as presented with no denials.

• Approved Operation Green Light for Veterans proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved amendments to ARPA broadband grant agreements (unanimous)
• Approved $12,600 Medica County Innovation Grant for lease costs (unanimous)
• Approved $205,916 grant amendment for cannabis and substance‑use prevention (unanimous)
• Approved $3,500 out‑of‑state travel for County Engineer to NAICE conference (unanimous)
• Approved final contract payment for 2025 pavement resurfacing projects (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with City of Elk River for Mississippi Trail reconstruction (approved as presented)
• Approved Resolution authorizing eminent‑domain for Sherburne County Road 44 reconstruction (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will consider a consent agenda of routine approvals, including the approval of the October 7, 2025 meeting minutes, performance evaluations, and warrants. The board will also review agreements for the US Hwy 169/CSAH 4 Interchange project and the Great Northern Trail, along with a budget amendment for the SCORE program.

• Approval of 2026-2027 Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) Biennial Services Agreement
• Approval of Federal Transportation Grants Technical Assistance and IIJA Discretionary Match Grant Agreement for US Hwy 169/CSAH 4 Interchange
• Approval of Final Payment for 2024 Construction of the Great Northern Trail through Zimmerman
• Consideration of Split Sampling of Groundwater Monitoring Wells at the Vonco Closed Landfill
• Consideration of Amendment to the SCORE Budget

The board approved several major contracts and budget items. Highlights include a $3,978,364.55 Local Road Improvement Program grant for the US Hwy 169/CSAH 4 interchange, a $100,000 transfer to the Workers Compensation Self‑Insurance account, and a $17,914 salary increase for County Administrator Bruce Messelt. The board also approved groundwater sampling at the Vonco landfill ($11,200) and a $1,500 amendment for vape‑disposal in the SCORE budget, both by 4‑1 votes. Additional unanimous actions covered the 2026 Opioid Program budget, a lake‑steward designation, and a federal transportation grant agreement.

• Approved $3,978,364.55 LRIP Grant for US Hwy 169/CSAH 4 Interchange
• Approved Federal Transportation Grants Technical Assistance and IIJA Discretionary Match Agreement for US Hwy 169/CSAH 4 Interchange
• Approved $100,000 transfer from Energy Transition Aid to Workers Compensation Self‑Insurance
• Approved $17,914 salary increase for County Administrator Bruce Messelt, raising salary to $235,062
• Approved split sampling of groundwater monitoring wells at Vonco landfill ($11,200) – vote 4‑1
• Approved $1,500 amendment to SCORE budget for vape disposal – vote 4‑1
• Approved 2026 Opioid Program budget and gap funding – unanimous
• Accepted Lake Steward designation for Two Inlets at Bde Hehaka – unanimous

Economic Development Authority

The Sherburne County Economic Development Authority will meet to discuss updates to the Economic Development Strategic Plan and consider funding for the Avivo project. The board will also receive information regarding a Homeowner Rehabilitation Loan Program applicant.

• Consider approval for Avivo project funding
• Discuss Economic Development Strategic Plan proposed updates
• Receive information on Homeowner Rehabilitation Loan Program applicant Eric Tester

The board approved the meeting agenda and the September 18 minutes, both unanimously. It voted to recommend using SAHA funds for the Avivo Project in St. Cloud, with a request to seek additional back‑fill funding, also unanimously. The item on community and city staff updates was tabled until November. The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 a.m. by unanimous vote.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved September 18 minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended using SAHA funding for Avivo Project, pending additional funding (unanimous)
• Tabled community/city staff updates until November
• Adjourned meeting at 9:30 a.m. (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will consider revisions to all services and fee schedules during a public hearing. The board will also approve a series of contracts, grants, and plat approvals, including a grant for Oak Savanna Park improvements and a contract for transportation services with Tri-CAP.

• Public hearing on revisions to all services and fee schedule
• Approval of Three Rivers Community Foundation grant award
• Approval of MN DNR Outdoor Recreation Grant for Oak Savanna Park
• Approval of contract with Tri-CAP for transportation services
• Approval of preliminary standard plat of Adys Acres

The Sherburne County Board unanimously approved a Master Member Program Agreement with the Mississippi River St. Cloud Watershed Entity for five years. It also approved revisions to the All Services fee schedule, several health‑human‑services contracts, a low‑income septic grant policy change, and final payments for two road reconstruction projects. Two residential plats—Adys Acres (4‑1 vote) and Wind Dancer Estates (unanimous)—were approved, and a $150,000 contract with Options Inc. for adult day and employment services was adopted.

• Approved revisions to the Sherburne County All Services and Fee Schedule (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000 Three Rivers Community Foundation grant to Health & Human Services (unanimous)
• Approved $150,000 contract with Options Inc. for adult day/prevocational services (unanimous)
• Approved modification of Low‑Income Septic Fix‑Up Grant policy (unanimous)
• Approved final payment $23,256.14 for 2024 CSAH 28 reconstruction (unanimous)
• Approved 5‑year Master Member Program Agreement with MRSCWE (unanimous)
• Approved Preliminary Standard Plat for Adys Acres (4‑1 vote)
• Approved Final Standard Residential Plat for Wind Dancer Estates (unanimous)

Economic Development Authority

The Economic Development Authority will receive updates on the planning and zoning ordinance rewrite, the housing study action forum, and the county’s economic development strategic plan. Guest speakers will present on the Central MN Small Business Development Center and the Central Minnesota River Partnership. The board will also consider approval of the August 21, 2025 meeting minutes.

• Planning & Zoning Ordinance Rewrite Process Update (presented by Mitchell Glines)
• Housing Study Action Forum update and potential next steps (Brian Fleming)
• Economic Development Strategic Plan update (Brian Fleming)
• Guest presentation on Central MN Small Business Development Center by Mike Heen
• Guest presentation on Central Minnesota River Partnership by Emma Nelson

The Economic Development Authority approved the September 18 agenda and the August 21 meeting minutes, each by unanimous vote. The board then adjourned the meeting at 9:31 a.m., also unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved August 21 minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the 2026 property tax levy and budgets for improvement districts. The board is also reviewing several land use permits and public works contracts.

• Proposed 2026 property tax levy of $66,842,284
• Acceptance of a $53,500 Auto Theft Prevention Program Grant Award
• Preliminary Standard Plat for Wind Dancer Estates
• 2026 budgets for Eagle Lake and Three Lake Improvement Districts
• Proposed public hearing on October 21, 2025, for Tobacco Ordinance changes

The board approved several items, including the 2026 compensation plan for non‑union employees, a $5,753.56 recycling‑day reimbursement, final payments for bridge projects, and a $53,500 auto‑theft prevention grant. It also approved a Master Partnership Contract with MnDOT to reimburse the county for pipe work on CSAH 29 in Princeton and authorized the chair and administrator to execute it. Additionally, the board approved a preliminary plat for Wind Dancer Estates and interim and conditional use permits for commercial projects. Donations of obsolete radios to the North West Health Services Coalition and the Minnesota State Fire Marshal’s Office were also approved.

• Approved 2026 compensation and county contributions for non‑union employees
• Approved $5,753.56 recycling‑day funding reimbursement
• Approved final contract payment of $1,472,845.89 for 2024 CSAH 4 bridge replacement
• Approved Master Partnership Contract with MnDOT to reimburse pipe work on CSAH 29
• Approved $53,500 Auto Theft Prevention Program grant
• Approved Residential Preliminary Standard Plat for Wind Dancer Estates
• Approved Interim Use Permit for Steinbrecher Companies medium contractor’s yard
• Approved donation of obsolete radios (~$400 value) to health services coalition and state fire marshal

Board of Commissioners

The board unanimously approved the acceptance of a Greater Minnesota Regional Parks and Trails Grant to purchase land for Two Inlets Regional Park, authorizing the $526,880 reimbursement and a $131,720 county match. It also approved the MnDOT cooperative construction agreement for the US Highway 169/CSAH 4 interchange project and set the preliminary 2026 Regional Rail Authority levy at $0. Additional approvals included $77,000 for the RAVE mobile safety app, a $15,000 veteran services grant, and a donation of excess radios to the state fire marshal.

• Approved acceptance of $526,880 grant and $131,720 county match for Two Inlets Regional Park land acquisition (unanimous)
• Approved MnDOT Contract #1058487 and Resolution No. 090225‑AD‑3233 for US 169/CSAH 4 interchange (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary 2026 Regional Rail Authority levy of $0 (unanimous)
• Approved $77,000 use of YES funds for RAVE Mobile Safety application (unanimous)
• Approved $15,000 annual operational improvement grant from MDVA for FY 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved donation of obsolete radios from Sheriff's Office to Minnesota State Fire Marshal’s Office (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with Livonia Township for cannabis retail registration enforcement (subject to final attorney review) (unanimous)
• Approved agreement with City of Becker to regulate Subsurface Sewage Treatment Systems (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will consider a consent agenda covering routine approvals, including minutes, grants, and contracts. After the consent items, the board will discuss county state/federal issues and then vote on the Regional Rail Authority's proposed 2026 rail levy. The meeting also includes updates from senior and aging services, a closed‑session performance evaluation, and a workshop on a tobacco licensing ordinance.

• Approve Joint Powers Agreement with Livonia Township for cannabis retail regulation
• Approve grant award and contract for Community Living Infrastructure
• Approve MnDOT Contract #1058487 for US Highway 169 and CSAH 4 interchange project
• Approve purchase option for park land acquisition at Two Inlets Regional Park
• Vote on the Proposed Regional Rail Levy for 2026

The Board approved the Greater Minnesota Regional Parks and Trails Grant to fund the acquisition of land at Two Inlets Regional Park, authorizing the execution of the grant agreement and a purchase option with the Trust for Public Land. The grant will reimburse $526,880 of the $658,600 purchase, with the County matching $131,720 from the 2025 Parks budget. Additional approvals included a MnDOT highway interchange contract, a joint powers agreement with Livonia Township for cannabis retail regulation, and the use of $77,000 YES funds for the RAVE safety app.

• Approved grant and purchase option for Two Inlets Regional Park land (unanimous)
• Approved MnDOT Contract #1058487 for US Highway 169/CSAH 4 interchange (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with Livonia Township for cannabis retail registration (unanimous)
• Approved use of $77,000 YES funds for RAVE Mobile Safety application (unanimous)
• Approved lowest responsive bidder Hobs Excavating for Island View Park improvements ($426,152) (unanimous)
• Approved Long-Term Record Storage Policy inclusion in Administrative Manual (unanimous)
• Approved Community Living Infrastructure grant award ($82,000) (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 090225-AD-3235 setting 2026 Regional Rail levy at $0 (unanimous)

Regional Rail Authority

The Regional Rail Authority will vote on two items: approval of the meeting minutes from April 15, 2025, and approval of the proposed Regional Rail Levy for 2026. The levy decision will set the funding level for regional rail projects in the upcoming year. No other matters are listed on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from the April 15, 2025 Regional Rail Authority meeting
• Consider approval of the proposed Regional Rail Levy for 2026

Community Health Board

The Sherburne County Community Health Board will meet on September 2, 2025. The board will approve the minutes from the May 20, 2025 meeting, receive a bimonthly update from the Community Health Services Administrator, and consider two resolutions: one to abate a public health nuisance on Helen Way in Big Lake, and another to name a Community Health Services Administrator.

• Approve the regular meeting agenda
• Approve the official minutes from the May 20, 2025 meeting
• Receive the Community Health Services Administrator's bimonthly update
• Consider Resolution No. 090225-AD-3237 to abate a public health nuisance on Helen Way (Big Lake)
• Consider Resolution No. 090225-AD-3236 to name a Community Health Services Administrator

Board of Commissioners

The Board held a workshop where the Planning & Zoning Administrator gave an update on county solar power regulations, including transmission line locations, decommissioning, and township concerns. The Health & Human Services Administrator provided an update on potential tobacco licensing ordinance language changes. No formal actions, approvals, or votes were recorded during the meeting.

Board of Commissioners

The Board will consider several routine consent agenda items, including license renewals and donations, before moving to regular agenda business. Key decisions include approving a scope of work for Vonco residential well sampling, adopting a simple plat for the Belmont Pines development, and amending the 2040 Comprehensive Plan. The meeting also authorizes the FY26 County Agricultural Inspector Grant and discusses county solar power regulations and tobacco licensing.

• Approve scope of work with Houston Engineering for Vonco residential well sampling
• Approve preliminary and final simple plat of "Belmont Pines" – Sheldon & Jozette Pool
• Approve amendments to the Sherburne County 2040 Comprehensive Plan
• Authorize submission of the County Agricultural Inspector Grant for FY26
• Approve lowest responsive bidder for EV charging stations (SP 71-596-015)

The Sherburner County Board approved Design Electric as the lowest responsive bidder to install EV charging stations at the County Government Center for $355,077, with a 4‑1 vote. The Board also approved a $350,000 outdoor recreation grant for Island View Park, renewed solid‑waste licenses for Rite Away Auto and Elk River Composting, and authorized several other projects and transfers.

• Approved Design Electric $355,077 EV charging stations contract (4‑1)
• Approved $350,000 Outdoor Recreation Grant for Island View Park improvements (unanimous)
• Approved 5‑year renewal of solid waste license for Rite Away Auto, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved 5‑year renewal of solid waste license for Elk River Composting, Inc., contingent on $50,000 financial assurance (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of 30 work laptops to the City of Saint Paul (unanimous)
• Approved $22,500 scope of work with Houston Engineering for residential well sampling (unanimous)
• Approved amendments to the 2040 Comprehensive Plan (4‑1)
• Approved $28,000 County Agricultural Inspector Grant application (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will hold a public hearing on recommended amendments to Parks Regulations Ordinance No. 270 and consider a consent agenda covering routine items and several contracts. It will vote on the lowest responsive bidder for the US Hwy 169 and CSAH 4 Interchange Project (SP 71‑604‑039) and on a pre‑construction solicitation award for the Jail Expansion Project. Additional items include a sewage‑treatment agreement with the City of Zimmerman and a PATH grant renewal with CAMHI.

• Public hearing to consider approval of recommended amendments to Parks Regulations Ordinance No. 270
• Consider approval of the lowest responsive bidder for the US Hwy 169 & CSAH 4 Interchange Project (SP 71‑604‑039)
• Consider approval of the pre‑construction solicitation award to Adolfson & Peterson Construction for the Jail Expansion Project
• Consider approval of an agreement between Sherburne County and the City of Zimmerman to regulate subsurface sewage treatment systems (SSTS)
• Consider approval of the PATH (Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness) Grant Contract Renewal between CAMHI and Sherburne County

The Sherburne County Board adopted amendments to the Parks Regulations Ordinance and approved several contracts and agreements, including a $95,282 PATH grant renewal and a joint powers agreement with Princeton for the CSAH 29 reconstruction. It selected the lowest responsive bidders for pavement resurfacing on CSAH 1 and 5 ($3.66 M) and for the US Hwy 169/CSAH 4 interchange ($44.39 M, pending MnDOT approval). The board also approved a $298,000 radiological emergency preparedness grant, appointed a Deputy Chief County Attorney, and authorized a $74,000 low‑income septic grant application.

• Adopted amendments to Parks Regulations Ordinance No. 270 (unanimous)
• Approved PATH grant contract renewal with CAMHI for $95,282.00
• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with City of Princeton for CSAH 29 Reconstruction
• Approved Knife River as lowest bidder for CSAH 1 & 5 resurfacing ($3,662,927.88)
• Approved Ames Construction as lowest bidder for US Hwy 169 & CSAH 4 interchange ($44,390,384.85), contingent on MnDOT approval
• Approved 2026‑2027 Radiological Emergency Preparedness Grant award of $298,000.00
• Approved appointment of Elisabeth Spilde as Deputy Chief County Attorney
• Approved submission of $74,000 low‑income septic grant application to MPCA

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is conducting a workshop session to review budget schedules. The meeting consists of a series of timed reviews for various county departments.

• HHS budget review
• Assessor budget review
• I.T. budget review
• Auditor/Treasurer budget review
• Sheriff budget review

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburner County Board of Commissioners will conduct a budget workshop session. Commissioners will hear updates from the Administrator, Community Corrections, Zoning/Solid Waste, Human Resources, the Attorney, and Veterans. The meeting is for discussion and information; no specific decisions or votes are listed in the agenda.

• Overview – Administrator
• Community Corrections
• Zoning/Solid Waste
• Human Resources
• Attorney

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding a homeowner rehabilitation loan program and fee schedule revisions for Community Corrections. The meeting includes several zoning requests and multiple infrastructure projects in Zimmerman.

• Public hearing on the Housing Trust Fund Homeowner Rehabilitation Loan Program
• Public hearing on Community Corrections services and fee schedule revisions
• Rezoning request from General Rural to Shoreland Residential for John Alfords
• INFRA Grant Agreement for the US 169/CSAH 4 Grade Separated Interchange in Zimmerman
• Agreement for professional and technical services between the county and JB Marie LLC

The Sherburne County Board approved a $24.7 million INFRA grant to fund the US 169/CSAH 4 grade‑separated interchange in Zimmerman. It also adopted the Sherburne County Housing Trust Fund Homeowner Rehabilitation Loan Program and revised the Community Corrections fee schedule. Additional actions included approving several liquor licenses, a joint powers cannabis agreement, and a park‑dedication reimbursement.

• Approved $24.7M INFRA Grant for US 169/CSAH 4 Grade Separated Interchange (Zimmerman)
• Approved establishment of the Sherburne County Housing Trust Fund Homeowner Rehabilitation Loan Program
• Approved revisions to the All Services and Fee Schedule for Community Corrections (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with Clear Lake Township for cannabis retail registration enforcement
• Approved $6,600 contract with Wruck Excavating for cleanup at 14307 286th Ave NW, Zimmerman
• Approved 2025‑2026 liquor licenses for five establishments (unanimous) and Boulder Creek Wine Bar license with 4‑1 vote
• Approved $2,000 park dedication reimbursement to Clear Lake Township for pollinator habitat landscaping
• Approved agreement with JB Marie LLC for jail expansion design services ($20,000 fee)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board held a workshop on June 24, 2025. The Board reviewed health protection options for a tobacco licensing ordinance but took no action on it. The item on County Solar Power Regulations was moved to a future meeting, and the workshop was then adjourned.

• Moved County Solar Power Regulations discussion to a future meeting

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will consider a consent agenda that includes routine approvals and several specific actions. Items include a $10,000 grant for zoning and subdivision ordinance updates, a lawful gambling application for the Big Lake Firefighters Relief Association, and the purchase of a Flock Safety platform for the Sheriff's Office. The board will also review a federal transportation grant agreement and an advertisement for a public hearing on 2025 fee schedule changes for Community Corrections.

• Approve $10,000 grant from the Initiative Foundation for zoning and subdivision ordinance updates
• Approve MN Lawful Gambling Application for Big Lake Firefighters Relief Association
• Approve purchase of the Flock Safety platform for the Sheriff's Office
• Approve Federal Transportation Grants Technical Assistance and IIJA Discretionary Match Grant Agreement
• Approve advertisement for public hearing on 2025 fee schedule changes – Community Corrections

The Sherburne County Board approved a Federal Transportation Grants Technical Assistance and IIJA Discretionary Match Agreement with a maximum state obligation of $1,178,862.18 for construction administration on the US Hwy 169/CSAH 4 interchange. The Board also approved a $10,000 grant from the Initiative Foundation, an $853,658.82 Local Road Improvement Program grant, and the purchase of a $54,000 Flock Safety platform. Additional actions included renewing 16 tobacco licenses, revoking a conditional and an interim use permit, and authorizing a public‑hearing advertisement for fee‑schedule changes.

• Approved $1,178,862.18 Federal Transportation Grants Technical Assistance and IIJA Discretionary Match Grant (unanimous)
• Approved receipt of $10,000 Initiative Foundation grant for zoning and subdivision ordinance updates
• Approved $853,658.82 Local Road Improvement Program grant for US Hwy 169/CSAH 4 interchange projects
• Approved purchase of Flock Safety Platform for $54,000
• Approved renewal of 2025‑2026 tobacco licenses for 16 establishments
• Approved revocation of Conditional Use Permit for RD Offutt (Resolution No. 062425‑AD‑3221)
• Approved revocation of Interim Use Permit for Karl Bekius and Douglas Manthei (Resolution No. 062425‑AD‑3217)
• Approved advertisement for public hearing on July 22 2025 regarding fee‑schedule changes (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Board opened the workshop and Commissioner Felber attended virtually via Microsoft Teams. The commissioners reviewed the Sherburne County Comprehensive Plan. No motions, votes, or approvals were recorded, and the meeting was adjourned.

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners will discuss departmental strategic priorities for the 2026 budget and a contract for zoning and subdivision ordinance updates. The board is also considering several permits, contracts, and a pedestrian bridge project.

• Agreement with Bolton & Menk for Zoning & Subdivision Ordinance Update
• MnDOT Agreement No. 1059682 for a pedestrian bridge over the Elk River along CSAH 5
• Interim Use Permit for home business in accessory building for Blue Hill Rental, LLC
• Collective Bargaining Agreement with Sherburne County Highway Employees Association
• Low bid approval for Water Heater Boiler Replacement Project

The Board approved a MnDOT contract to construct a pedestrian bridge over the Elk River on CSAH 5 in Big Lake Township. It also approved a low‑bid $130,500 contract for the 2025 water‑heater boiler replacement and an interim use permit for a home‑based rental business in Princeton. Additionally, the Board authorized a $74,886 zoning and subdivision ordinance update agreement and a wetland‑conservation service contract for the City of Princeton.

• Approved MnDOT Agreement No. 1059682 for pedestrian bridge over Elk River (unanimous)
• Approved low‑bid El‑Jay Plumbing & Heating for water‑heater boiler replacement, up to $130,500
• Approved Interim Use Permit for Blue Hill Rental LLC at 32192 150th St NW, Princeton (unanimous Aye)
• Approved $74,886 agreement with Bolton & Menk to update Planning and Zoning Ordinances (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 060325‑AD‑3212 and service contract for wetland conservation for City of Princeton
• Approved Collective Bargaining Agreement and MOUs with Sherburne County Highway Employees Association (term 2025‑2026)
• Approved recommended position reclassifications for Public Works Mechanic and Sheriff Communications 911‑PSAP Manager
• Approved submission of 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and GFOA award application

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners will review several infrastructure projects, including road design and bridge replacement. The board is also deciding on property acquisitions for intersection improvements in Becker Township and the City of Zimmerman.

• Property acquisition for CSAH 4 at CSAH 11 intersection in Becker Township
• Property acquisition for CSAH 4 at County Highway 46 intersection in Zimmerman
• Draft update to County Parks Regulations Ordinance #270
• Joint Powers Agreement with City of Princeton for cannabis retail business registration
• 3-year lease agreement with the Sherburne County Agricultural Society

The Sherburne County Board unanimously approved a series of agreements and contracts, including joint powers agreements, grant applications, and travel authorizations. Major procurement decisions included awarding the CSAH 2 and 29 intersection improvements to Meyer Contracting Inc. and the CSAH 15 bridge replacement to Redstone Construction, LLC. The board also approved property acquisitions for highway projects and a three‑year lease with the County Agricultural Society.

• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with City of Princeton for cannabis retail regulation (unanimous)
• Approved grant application to defer Victim Witness advocacy costs (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with Minnesota Dept of Corrections for prosecution costs (unanimous)
• Approved amended agreement with TKDA Engineering for County Road 44 design services, $74,775 (unanimous)
• Approved Meyer Contracting Inc. as lowest bidder, $3,717,489.58 for CSAH 2 & 29 intersection improvements (unanimous)
• Approved Redstone Construction, LLC as lowest bidder, $3,749,975.35 for CSAH 15 bridge replacement (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 052025-AD-3210 to acquire property for State Aid Highway 4 at Highway 11 intersection (unanimous)
• Approved 3‑year lease agreement with Sherburne County Agricultural Society for fairgrounds space (unanimous)

Regional Rail Authority

The Sherburner County Board of Commissioners will vote on the official minutes from the Community Health Board meeting held on March 18, 2025. The board will also consider a grant and agreement with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture's Farmers Market Nutrition Program. Finally, the board will review and potentially approve the 2025‑2028 Central MN Alliance Community Health Improvement Plan.

• Approve minutes from the March 18, 2025 Community Health Board meeting
• Approve grant and agreement with Minnesota Dept. of Agriculture – Farmers Market Nutrition Program
• Approve the 2025‑2028 Central MN Alliance Community Health Improvement Plan
• Receive the Community Health Services Administrator’s bimonthly update

The Community Health Board unanimously approved its meeting agenda and the minutes from the March 18, 2025 meeting. It also unanimously accepted a grant of up to $400 from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture for the WIC Farmer's Market Nutrition Program, effective June 1 through December 31 2025. Additionally, the board unanimously approved the 2025‑2028 Central MN Alliance Community Health Improvement Plan.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved March 18, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved and accepted $400 grant for WIC Farmer's Market Nutrition Program (unanimous)
• Approved 2025‑2028 Central MN Alliance Community Health Improvement Plan (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners held a workshop on May 6, 2025. Commissioners discussed the Sherburne County Comprehensive Plan. The meeting was adjourned without any approvals, denials, or other decisions.

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board approved a $1,624,430.85 contract for the US Hwy 10 and County Road 65 intersection improvement and a seasonal liquor license for Boulder Creek Wine Bar. It also approved a joint powers agreement with Big Lake Township for cannabis retail regulation, a lease with the City of St. Cloud for satellite space, and reappointed County Engineer Andrew Witter. Personnel Board of Appeals appointments were approved by a 4‑1 vote, while two permit applications by Carol Zimmerman were denied by a 4‑1 vote.

• Approved New Look Contracting, Inc. as lowest responsive bidder for US Hwy 10/CR 65 intersection improvement, $1,624,430.85 (unanimous)
• Approved seasonal liquor license for Boulder Creek Wine Bar (unanimous)
• Approved joint powers agreement with Big Lake Township for cannabis retail regulation (unanimous)
• Approved lease with City of St. Cloud for satellite space at the 1010 Building, $1,050/month (unanimous)
• Reappointed County Engineer Andrew Witter to a four‑year term (unanimous)
• Approved appointments of Schawn Johnson, Diane Arnold, Felix Schmiesing to Personnel Board of Appeals (4‑1)
• Denied interim use permit for Carol Zimmerman property at 15913 41st St SE, Becker (4‑1)
• Denied conditional use permit amendment for Carol Zimmerman property at 15913 41st St SE, Becker (4‑1)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider the appointment of the County Attorney and review zoning updates for accessory dwelling units. The meeting includes several approvals for road projects, solar farm permits, and cannabis retail registration agreements.

• Appointment of Sherburne County Attorney
• Interim Use Permits for solar farms (SV CSG Becker LLC and MN CSG 2019-67 LLC)
• Joint Powers Agreements with Becker Township and City of Zimmerman for cannabis retail registration
• Zoning ordinance changes regarding Accessory Dwelling Units
• Bids for 2025 Pavement Markings and Pavement Resurfacing projects

The Sherburne County Board unanimously approved several contracts for building repairs, road pavement markings, and pavement resurfacing projects. It also approved joint powers agreements with Becker Township and the City of Zimmerman to regulate cannabis retail registration. Additional approvals included a gambling permit for the Ruffed Grouse Society, letters of support for broadband grant applications, and budget transfers to the Planning & Zoning Department.

• Approved low bidder Caulkers Co, Inc. for building exterior repair at the Government Center (unanimous)
• Approved MN Lawful Gambling Exempt Permit for the Ruffed Grouse Society at Wild Marsh Sporting Clays (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with Becker Township for cannabis retail registration (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Powers Agreement with the City of Zimmerman for cannabis retail registration (unanimous)
• Approved letters of support and $500 commitments to Frontier, Midcontinent, Arvig, and Windstream for BEAD broadband grant pursuits (unanimous)
• Approved lowest responsive bidder Sir Lines -A-Lot, LLC for 2025 road pavement markings project ($346,178.58) (unanimous)
• Approved lowest responsive bidder OMG Midwest Inc dba Minnesota Paving & Materials for 2025 pavement resurfacing projects ($3,028,089.88) (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers of $35,000 and $15,000 to the Planning & Zoning Department (unanimous)

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will approve minutes from a January meeting and terminate an existing bond counsel agreement to sign a new one with Kutak Rock, LLP.

• Approval of HRA meeting minutes from January 7, 2025
• Termination of existing bond counsel agreement
• Approval of new bond counsel agreement with Kutak Rock, LLP

The Housing & Redevelopment Authority approved its meeting agenda and the minutes from the January 7, 2025 meeting, both unanimously. The board also unanimously terminated the existing bond counsel agreement and approved a new three‑year agreement with Kutak Rock, LLP, effective June 1, 2025 through May 31, 2028, and directed the Chair and County Administrator to execute it.

• Approved HRA meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved Jan 7, 2025 HRA meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Terminated existing bond counsel agreement and approved new three‑year agreement with Kutak Rock, LLP (unanimous)
• Directed Board Chair and County Administrator to execute the new bond counsel agreement (unanimous)

Regional Rail Authority

The Sherburne County Board will approve the Regional Rail Authority meeting minutes from March 6, 2025. It will consider terminating the existing bond counsel agreement and approving a new agreement with Kutak Rock, LLP. The board will also receive an update on the likely termination of Northstar commuter rail service.

• Approve Regional Rail Authority meeting minutes from March 6, 2025
• Consider termination of the existing bond counsel agreement
• Approve new bond counsel agreement with Kutak Rock, LLP
• Update on likely termination of Northstar commuter rail service

The board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the March 6, 2025 meeting. They also unanimously terminated the existing bond counsel agreement and approved a new three‑year bond counsel contract with Kutak Rock, LLP. The update on the possible termination of Northstar commuter rail service was postponed to a future meeting.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved March 6, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Terminated existing bond counsel agreement (unanimous)
• Approved new bond counsel agreement with Kutak Rock, LLP for June 1 2025‑May 31 2028 (unanimous)
• Postponed discussion on likely Northstar commuter rail service termination

Regional Rail Authority

The Sherburne County Board reached consensus to move forward with option 2 for clarifying and updating County support of the City of Becker Trail/Shared Use Path along CSAH 23. The Board approved a correction to the January 2, 2024 official record regarding Resolution No. 010224-AD-3125. It reaffirmed continued support for including the City‑requested, City/MNDOT‑funded trail in the 2025 design and 2026 reconstruction of the CSAH 23 segment. The County Administrator was directed to communicate this determination to the City of Becker and Becker Township.

• Board moved forward with option 2 to clarify/update County support for Becker Trail (consensus)
• Board approved correction to Jan 2, 2024 record about Resolution No. 010224-AD-3125 (consensus)
• Board continued support for inclusion of City‑requested trail in 2025 design and 2026 reconstruction (consensus)
• Board directed County Administrator to inform City of Becker and Becker Township of the determination (consensus)

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will approve routine items on the consent agenda and discuss several specific proposals. Items include joint powers agreements with three townships for cannabis retail regulation, a contract renewal with Lutheran Social Services for the Keeping Families Together program, and a cost‑sharing resolution for the St. Cloud beltline. The meeting also provides updates on Midco broadband, the Great River Regional Library, and a policy for naming county highways.

• Joint Powers Agreements with Blue Hill, Orrock, and Palmer Townships for cannabis retail registration enforcement
• Contract renewal with Lutheran Social Services for the Keeping Families Together Program
• Resolution No. 040125-AD-3201 for St. Cloud Area Planning Organization Beltline Cost‑Sharing Agreement
• Professional services contract for natural resource work at Two Inlets at Bdé Heḣáka – Omashkooz Zaaga’igaans Regional Park and Island View Park
• County policy for naming highways/ highway segments (memorial opportunities)

The Sherburne County Board approved a professional services contract for habitat restoration at Two Inlets parks, a collective bargaining agreement with the Teamsters health unit, and a contract renewal with Lutheran Social Services. It also adopted a JUUL amendment for tobacco‑free strategies, joint powers agreements on cannabis retail registration, and a policy for naming county highway segments.

• Approved professional services contract with Natural Resource Services, Inc. for habitat work at Two Inlets parks ($274,238.24)
• Approved Collective Bargaining Agreement and MOU with Teamsters Health & Human Services General Unit (term 1/1/2025‑12/31/2026)
• Approved contract renewal with Lutheran Social Services for Keeping Families Together Program (up to $95,444.00 per year)
• Approved Statewide Health Improvement Partnership JUUL Amendment ($10,000) for tobacco‑free strategies
• Approved Joint Powers Agreements with Blue Hill, Orrock, and Palmer Townships for cannabis retail registration enforcement
• Approved reimbursement to Commissioner Felber for March 2025 NACo Legislative Conference ($855.08)
• Approved County Policy for Designating Naming of County Highways/Highway Segments (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 040125-AD-3201 for St. Cloud Area Planning Organization Beltline Cost‑Sharing Agreement

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will consider a range of routine consent agenda items, including approvals of minutes, expense reimbursements, and various warrants. On the regular agenda, commissioners will review several permit applications and a proposed amendment to the county zoning ordinance. A key action is the authorization for the County Engineer to acquire Parcel 21 (PIN 95-00016-2101) to support the US 169/CSAH 4 interchange project. The meeting also includes updates from the Community Health Board and a workshop on tobacco, alcohol, and cannabis best practices.

• Authorize acquisition of Parcel 21 (PIN 95-00016-2101) for US 169/CSAH 4 interchange (Public Works).
• Amend MPCA Grant Program "Replacing Failing Septic Systems to Protect Groundwater" and increase funding (Planning & Zoning).
• Amend LRIP Grant Agreement #1058095 for US 169/CSAH 4 Interchange Project (Public Works).
• Consider Conditional Use Permit for Personal Storage Structure – Great Renovation LLC (Planning & Zoning).
• Consider recommended changes to the Sherburne County Zoning Ordinance regarding Board of Adjustment (Planning & Zoning).

Community Health Board

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners will consider two agenda items. First, they will vote to approve the Community Health Board meeting minutes from January 21, 2025. Second, they will receive a bimonthly update from Community Health Services Administrator Nicole Ruhoff. The meeting will then be adjourned.

• Approve Community Health Board meeting minutes from Jan 21, 2025
• Receive bimonthly update from Community Health Services Administrator Nicole Ruhoff

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will hold a public hearing on amendments to the Solid Waste Management Ordinance and consider the retirement of the County Attorney. The meeting includes routine approvals for warrants, contracts, and grants.

• Public Hearing: Amendments to Solid Waste Management Ordinance No. 180
• Consideration of County Attorney Retirement
• Approval of 2025 Crisis Response Grant Agreement
• Approval of INFRA Grant Agreement for US Hwy 169/CSAH 4 Interchange
• Approval of Office Space Lease between Santiago Township and Sheriff's Office

Regional Rail Authority

The Regional Rail Authority will approve its meeting agenda and the minutes from the February 18, 2025 meeting. It will then consider approving the 2025 Master Funding and Annual Operating Grant Agreement for the Northstar Link commuter bus. The meeting is scheduled to adjourn after these items.

• Approve the Regional Rail Authority meeting minutes from February 18, 2025
• Consider approval of the 2025 Master Funding & Annual Operating Grant Agreement for the Northstar Link commuter bus

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners will discuss the Holcim MWR Inc. sand and gravel mine in Haven Township and the Mississippi River St. Cloud Watershed Plan. The board is also reviewing several road reconstruction projects and the 2025 SCORE line-item budget.

• Draft Environmental Impact Statement for Holcim MWR Inc. Haven Township Sand and Gravel Mine
• Final payment for 97th Street Reconstruction Project in Becker Township, Clear Lake Township, and City of Becker
• MnDOT Grant Agreement (No. 1057984) for CSAH 4 Reconstruction from 10th Street to County Road 45 in Zimmerman
• Joint Powers Agreement for the Mississippi River St. Cloud (MRSC) Partnership
• Dissolution of the Local Water Plan Advisory Board

Regional Rail Authority

The Regional Rail Authority will first approve the minutes from its January 7, 2025 meeting. It will then consider a proposal to convey and quitclaim the Big Lake Park‑and‑Ride property to the State of Minnesota. The meeting will close after these items.

• Approve the Regional Rail Authority meeting minutes from January 7, 2025
• Consider approval to convey and quitclaim Big Lake Park and Ride property to the State of Minnesota

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board will hold a public hearing to consider Ordinance No. 282, which would establish a Housing Trust Fund. The meeting also includes approval of routine business items, including road reconstruction and legal service agreements.

• Public Hearing: Ordinance No. 282 to establish a Housing Trust Fund
• Approval of County Road 83 Reconstruction
• Approval of Legal Services Agreement with Wiley Reber Law
• Approval of 2025 Community Outreach Grant through CAMHI
• Discussion on Accessory Dwelling Units and Short Term Rentals

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburne County Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda that includes approvals of several routine items, such as the Aquatic Invasive Species Plan and a gambling premises permit. The regular agenda will address amendments to the 2025 meeting schedule, committee assignments, legislative priorities, and an appointment to the state transportation policy board. Additional updates will be given on the Haven gravel mine scoping process and cannabis retail regulations.

• Approve the 2025‑2030 Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Plan
• Approve a gambling premises permit for Ducks Unlimited Wigeon Chapter #309
• Approve a Recycling and Source Separated Organics SCORE grant for Becker Middle School
• Amend the 2025 County Board meeting schedule
• Update on scoping and environmental review for the proposed Haven gravel mine

Community Health Board

The Community Health Board will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and receive a bimonthly update from the Community Health Services Administrator. The meeting is primarily procedural.

• Approval of November 19, 2024, meeting minutes
• Bimonthly update from CHS Administrator Nicole Ruhoff

Board of Commissioners

The Sherburner County Board will consider several transportation funding resolutions, including a request for money for the US Highway 10/County Highway 11 interchange. The board will also approve a bid for the 2025 official county publications and adopt the 2025 board meeting schedule. Routine consent‑agenda items such as the joint powers agreement with the City of Big Lake on cannabis retail regulation will be approved together.

• Approval of Resolution No. 010725-AD-3184 to seek funds for US Highway 10/County Highway 11 interchange (Public Works)
• Approval of Resolution No. 010725-AD-3186 to accept LRIP funds for CSAH 4 improvements between 10th Street and County Road 45 in Zimmerman
• Approval of Resolution No. 010725-AD-3187 to support the Surface Transportation Block Grant Program for CSAH 33 improvements from US 169 to CSAH 13 in Elk River
• Awarding bid for 2025 Official County Publications
• Joint Powers Agreement with the City of Big Lake for enforcement and regulation of cannabis retail business registration

Regional Rail Authority

The Sherburne County Board will convene the Regional Rail Authority to approve meeting minutes, establish the 2025 schedule, and set the next annual meeting for January 6, 2026. The body will also perform oaths of office and elect 2025 officers.

• Elect 2025 Regional Rail Authority officers
• Approve December 17, 2024 meeting minutes
• Establish 2025 Regional Rail Authority meeting schedule
• Set next annual meeting for January 6, 2026

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Housing and Redevelopment Authority is meeting to conduct annual organizational business. The body will elect its 2025 officers and establish its meeting schedule for the year.

• Election of 2025 Officers
• Approval of 2025 meeting schedule
• Setting of the January 6, 2026 annual meeting date