Contracts & procurement in Minnesota local government
What Minnesota city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about contracts & procurement — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
1,864 Minnesota meetings since 2024 covered contracts & procurement. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Minnesota with the most contracts & procurement activity
- Hennepin County, MN (140)
- Itasca County, MN (56)
- Dakota County, MN (47)
- Washington County, MN (43)
- Rice County, MN (40)
- Clay County, MN (39)
- Park Rapids, MN (35)
- Carver County, MN (34)
- Rochester, MN (34)
- Steele County, MN (32)
- Ramsey County, MN (29)
- Brown County, MN (27)
Latest matching meetings
Anoka County considers $250,000 naloxone awareness campaign
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.
City Council to approve CCTV camera purchase for fire station
The Little Canada City Council will approve several items on the consent agenda, including a final partial payment to Husky Construction for tree clearing on the Little Canada Road project, an extension of the audit services contract with Abdo for 2026‑2027, and the purchase of a closed‑circuit television camera…
Joint Law Enforcement Council meeting to review reports and discuss budget
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…
Council to approve multiple public works contracts, including $374,450 design for 2027 Roadway Reconstruction
The Woodbury City Council will consider a consent agenda approving several contracts and permits, such as a $282,504.81 contract for the Public Works Patch and Reseal Drive Aisles project, a $265,211.66 contract for the Apparatus Bay Roof Replacement, and a $276,255 contract for Well No. 7 and Well No. 16…
Port Authority to award Walker Building roof replacement bid
The Port Authority will review unaudited financial statements and approve claims for payment from January through June 2026. The body is scheduled to award a bid for the replacement of the Walker Building roof.
City Council considers $4,415,000 in general obligation bonds
The City Council will discuss the issuance of general obligation bonds and a municipal advisory agreement with Northland Securities. The body is also considering a residential tax abatement program renewal and a new contract for a Building Official.
Board to adopt a ditch mowing and weed‑control policy
The Watonwan County Board will consider adopting the County Ditch Mowing and Noxious Weed Control Policy presented by the Public Works Director. The board will also review a Notice of Sale Resolution and a Municipal Advisory Service Agreement presented by the Northland Public Finance Managing Director. Additional…
Isanti County Board to set public hearing for Lake Improvement District
The Board of Commissioners will discuss establishing a Lake Improvement District on Paul and Elins Lake. The meeting also includes reviews of personnel actions, zoning recommendations, and a contract for parking lot rehabilitation.
St. Joseph EDA to discuss hotel, budget, and tourism contract
The St. Joseph Economic Development Authority will discuss a boutique hotel project, a 2027 budget focused on housing and beautification, and approve a Tourism Coordinator contract.
Council to approve $85,200 design contract for Well House #1 updates
The Becker City Council will consider several resolutions, including a supplemental letter agreement with SEH to design updates for Well House #1 at 12320 Riley Avenue, funded by an $85,200 lump‑sum fee. Other items include a joint powers agreement with Sherburne County Emergency Response Unit, a police department…
City Council to consider apartment complex plan and accept donations
The Cannon Falls City Council will consider a concept plan for a new apartment complex and approve several consent agenda items, including the acceptance of donations from Invenergy Cannon Falls totaling $3,500. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities.
City Council to approve 2027 Youth Service Bureau contract
The Lake Elmo City Council will consider a range of items, including a new service contract with the Youth Service Bureau for 2027, several permits and licenses, and budget and infrastructure updates. The council will vote on a special event permit for the Inwood Neighborhood and a temporary liquor license for the…
Council will consider offers to purchase two real properties
The Lake Elmo City Council will hold a special meeting on July 21, 2026. In two closed‑session items, council members will consider offers to purchase real property identified by PID 1602921240002 and the parcel at 11052 34th St. N (PID 1302921320012). No other agenda items are listed.
Human Services Board to approve contracts and personnel changes
The Watonwan County Human Services Board will meet to approve contracts for sexual and reproductive health services, approve minutes, and address personnel changes including a resignation and retirement.
Board to hold public hearing on road revocations in Turtle Lake Township
The Cass County Board of Commissioners will conduct a public hearing and consider a joint powers agreement regarding the revocation of roads in Turtle Lake Township. The board will also vote on road designations and various personnel and contract approvals via a consent agenda.
Council to award contract for Dunmore Greenway Trail and consider several permits
The Rosemount City Council will discuss and vote on items on the consent agenda, hear public comments, and consider new business items. New business includes accepting bids and awarding a contract for the Dunmore Greenway Trail. The council will also review a conditional use permit request for a major auto‑repair…
Board to approve construction bids and opioid settlement grants
The Waseca County Board of Commissioners will consider approving construction bids for a Workforce Development Center and a roof replacement, as well as opioid settlement grant funds. The meeting will also include the approval of bills and the setting of a public hearing date for cannabis business license fees.
Nicollet County board discusses tobacco ordinance, road maintenance, and contracts
The Nicollet County Board of Commissioners will hold a workshop to discuss a proposed tobacco ordinance, review gravel road maintenance plans, and update the 2026 Capital Improvement Program. The meeting also includes presentations from the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation and updates on ditch maintenance.
County Board to review jail bonding and budget scenarios
The County Board will hold a work session to review funding scenarios for a jail bonding project and a 2027 budget review. The regular meeting includes a consent agenda for routine reports and warrants, and items regarding a cold storage building project and HR survey results.
County awards $513,695 lighting contract to PEC Solutions
The Itasca County Board will consider a consent agenda that includes routine actions such as a resignation, a collective bargaining agreement, a tobacco license, a lighting contract award, and an agency agreement. The board will also address commissioner warrants, an employee expense report, and recognize National…
Board to consider eminent domain and settlements for Highway 40 Project
The Board of Commissioners will review several infrastructure contracts and land acquisitions. Key items include eminent domain proceedings for the Highway 40 Project and bridge repairs for the Dakota Rail Regional Trail.
Board will consider purchase of a new badge printer
The Brown County Board of Commissioners will review and approve the consent agenda, including prior meeting approvals and general government claims. The board will discuss several operational items such as a badge printer purchase, drainage ditch tree, brush, and weed control spraying and payment request, and…
City discusses renewal of $254,800 police contract
The Dassel City Council will meet to consider renewing its law‑enforcement contract with the Meeker County Sheriff’s Office. The current 2025‑2026 contract pays $61.25 per hour for two full‑time deputies, costing $254,800 annually. Sheriff Brian Cruze will be present to answer questions.
City Council approves Bella Woods NE Project contract and developer agreement
The Maple Grove City Council will adopt a series of consent items covering routine approvals such as minutes, personnel actions, and policy amendments. The council will also consider special business including a presentation of the 2026 Community Survey results, a public hearing on a Minnesota Investment Fund loan…
City Council to consider new fees and historic property management agreements
The City Council will discuss a proposed $30 permit fee for special use vehicles and a new management agreement for the Linden Hill and Rosenmeier House properties. The meeting also includes a review of city bills and a consent agenda.
City Council to review survey, survey, and financial reports
The City Council will review the 2026 Community Survey, leaf site operations, and the 2nd Quarter 2026 Financial Report. The body will also consider an encroachment agreement and approve a short-term rental license renewal.
City Council to approve $299,394 contract for Keene Creek Trail Segment 4
The Hermantown City Council will consider several routine items on a consent agenda, including approval of city warrants totaling $674,509.67. Council members will vote on resolutions covering insurance coverage, an easement for the Lightning Drive Improvements and Trail Project, and a request for proposals for city…
Closed session to consider possible purchase of property
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will hold a special meeting on July 16, 2026. After routine items, the meeting will enter a closed session under Minn. Statute 13D.05 to discuss a possible property purchase. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.
Park Commission to review 2027 budgets and bridge bid for Dakota Rail Regional Trail
The Carver County Park Commission will discuss the 2027 Parks & Recreation and CCRRA operational and maintenance budgets. The body will also consider a recommendation to award a bid for bridge construction on the Dakota Rail Regional Trail project.
Commission awards $130,500 Lead Service Line Replacement contract to Big Al’s Construction
The Water & Light Commission approved the minutes from the June 17 meeting and authorized payment of bills and payroll totaling $305,099.86. It approved two banner displays on Sorlie Bridge for the Arts & Crafts Fair and UN‑Dakota Homecoming Week, and agreed to provide complimentary power hookups for the 2026 CATS…
Watonwan County SWCD to review soil health contracts
The Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss financial reports and program updates. The board is taking action on soil health outreach and specific conservation contracts.
Council approves payments and licenses for city operations
The Park Rapids City Council will approve a consent agenda of payments, licenses, and resolutions, including wage increases for two Rapid Spirits employees and payments to vendors like Apex Engineering and Brady Martz. The body will also consider a resolution to authorize the City Hall Public Entrance Remodel Project.
City Council to consider offers for two properties
The Lake Elmo City Council will meet to consider offers for the purchase of two properties: the old fire station at 3510 Laverne Avenue North and the old parks building at 11200 Upper 33rd Street. The meeting will include a closed session to discuss these real estate offers.
Winona County Board to discuss 2027 levy and boundary changes
The Board of Commissioners will consider a preliminary levy resolution and a proposed boundary change presented by the DNR. The meeting includes several contract awards and the approval of a county abatement policy.
County board to discuss capital projects and transfer funds for Friendly Rider Facility
The board will consider approving a fund transfer for the Friendly Rider Facility and a professional land survey services contract. They will also discuss capital building projects for 2026-2030 and conduct a site visit at the fairgrounds. Consent items include warrants, a public health advisory appointment…
Board considers sale of former County Highway shop at 828 Hoffman Drv
The Steele County Board will vote on the sale of a former county property and approve a final payment for parking lot work. The board is also reviewing new policies regarding email retention and artificial intelligence tools.
Sibley County Board to consider feedlot and farm colony permits
The Sibley County Board will meet to approve regular proceedings, claims, and a gambling permit. The board will also consider two conditional use permit applications for a commercial feedlot expansion and an organized farm colony.
Board approves $308,032.75 contract for Soo Line Trail aggregate surfacing
The Morrison County Board of Commissioners approved its consent agenda, recognized a retiring employee, and considered several permits and licenses. It awarded a $308,032.75 contract to Kowalczyk Gravel, Inc. for aggregate surfacing on the Soo Line Recreational Trail. The board also designated all vendor payments as…
Board holds public hearing on reclassifying and selling tax‑forfeited lands
The Crow Wing County Board will conduct a public hearing to consider reclassifying tax‑forfeited parcels, removing them from the Memorial Forest designation, and approving their final sale. The meeting also includes a payment request for Contract No. 26009 covering the 2026 culvert‑lining project, a cost‑share…
Clay County Board to review department budgets and key personnel fills
The Board of Commissioners will hear budget presentations from the Recorder's Office, Highway Department, and Technology Services. The body is also deciding on vehicle replacements and contracts for health and care services.