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Cass County Board: Pandemic brought challenges, successes in 2020 highway work

Cass County Board: Pandemic brought challenges, successes in 2020 highway work With COVID-19 restrictions, highway department design staff shifted into the field earlier than normal and completed much-needed inventory of culverts, light poles and signage. Written By: Kyndra Johnson | Cass County Correspondent | 2:00 am, Apr. 22, 2021 × BACKUS 2020 proved to be a challenging year in the Cass County Highway Department. County Engineer Darrick Anderson presented the 2020 annual highway department report to the Cass County Board Tuesday, April 20. Anderson said with restrictions of COVID-19, design staff shifted into the field earlier than normal and completed much-needed inventory of culverts, light poles and signage. Related: Anderson shared a summary of highway maintenance costs, specific maintenance projects, equipment sold and purchased and an update on construction projects in progress and when the projects will be completed.

Agendas - Week of April 19 | Brainerd Dispatch

Cass County Board: County continues meeting benchmarks for administering COVID vaccine

Agendas - Week of April 5 | Brainerd Dispatch

A. Approve Disc Golf Tournament Request for June 6th B. Review/Approve Ranchette Road Feasibility Expansion Project C. Approve Playground Equipment Purchase for City Hall Park D. Adopt Resolution Establishing Technology Committee E. Approve 2021-2022 Pequot Lakes Fire Agreement F. Approve Geocaching at City Disc Golf Course 8. Adjourn Brainerd City Council Meets 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 5 For the safety of our staff and residents, the public is invited to attend the meeting by calling in as shown below. WebEx Teleconference Meeting, Call In Information, 844-992-4726; Access Code, 187 648 5126. Meetings are also livestreamed to the City of Brainerd YouTube channel. 1. Call To Order

Cass County Board: Despite objections, county considers establishing gravel pits

Cass County Board: Despite objections, county considers establishing gravel pits Local excavating companies say county-owned gravel pits would take away business and be in direct competition with them. Written By: Kyndra Johnson | Cass County Correspondent | 4:00 am, Mar. 4, 2021 × Cass County Courthouse BACKUS Cass County started the process of establishing its own gravel pits to be used for county needs. At the Cass County Board’s Tuesday, March 2, meeting, County Administrator Josh Stevenson led the discussion of beginning the process for county gravel pits to be established in section three of Pine River Township and section 19 of Walden Township. The main concern from public speakers was the proposed site in Pine River Township is near a couple of privately owned gravel pits, and would compete with private companies.