Polk County, United States (Local)
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By approving a resolution on negotiations with Xcel Energy regarding the Ten Mile Solar Creek Project, the St. Croix County Community Development Committee effectively acknowledged the end of a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) negotiated over the past year.
By: Raymond T. Rivard
The Polk County Environmental Services Committee approved a motion to OK resolution 29-26 and sent it on to the full county board to consider at its Tuesday, July 21 meeting.
By: Raymond T. Rivard
Full board to consider the measure July 21
By: Raymond T. Rivard
A public hearing focusing on a potential one-year moratorium on data centers in Polk County will be held Tuesday, Aug. 18, after supervisors debated the best ways in which to move ahead in dealing with the issue.
By: Raymond T. Rivard
Polk County supervisors are continuing to take steps to schedule a public hearing on preparing a plan that would allow horses and all-terrain vehicles on the Stower Seven Lakes Trail, a task that has been ongoing for many years.
By: Raymond T. Rivard
Western Wisconsin Health (WWH) is one of several area health care facilities highly rated for nurse communications in a recent study of patient surveys.
By: Raymond T. Rivard
Supervisor Jarchow says county might as well hang out a ‘closed' sign
By: Raymond T. Rivard
Judge Tolan states that the village didn’t care adequately for airport property, but plaintiffs couldn’t establish breach of leases
Supervisor Jarchow says county might as well hang out a ‘closed’ sign
By: Raymond T. Rivard
Pilots v. Village of Grantsburg case dismissed after years of litigation, but it may not be over
