Lyon County commissioners last week initiated user agreements for third-party access to the Criminal Justice Data Communications Network (CJDN) with the cities of Marshall, Minneota and Tracy.
Tuesday was “report card” day for Lyon County commissioners and administrators. Doug Host, a principal with Clifton Larson Allen, presented the findings of the county’s audit for 2017.
The Minneota School Board last week heard the audit report indicating the district is still in a good financial position.
With the goal of improving the Highway 23 corridor that passes through the Marshall Area and Granite Falls north — the Highway 23 Coalition was formed.
County commissioners on Tuesday approved a resolution to join PrimeWest Health for administering public health care in Lyon County at a cost of $2.4 million in capital reserves.
The renovated facilities, additions and changes in the Minneota Public School building have been overloading the custodial staff.
Water planning has taken on a new form. Previously, water plans were adopted on a county basis every 10 years.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) will be constructing a “Reduced Conflict Intersection,” also known as a J-Turn at the intersection of Highway 23 and Lyon County Road 7 in Marshal
Tuesday night the Minneota School Board approved the levy limitation at 2.51 percent or $40,587 over last year. The levy amount is $1,660,422 for 2019.