Cottonwood County Sheriff’s Office reported 40 calls in the week of June 22nd to June 28th. Deputies conducted 14 Civil Processes, handled 1 Civil Dispute, conducted 2 Motorist Assists, and made 3 Traffic Stops. A full listing of all calls in the Cottonwood County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Citizens Report is available by clicking the link below.
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The Jackson County Board of Commissioners have approved key infrastructure, public safety, and community event items. From June 17th Minutes the commissioners discussed and approved A $3.25 million road construction contract which was awarded to Duininck, Inc., and agreements were approved for two bridge replacement projects under the Local Bridge Replacement Program. The Board then approved a new cloud-based 911 platform from Central Square to enhance emergency response services. Commissioners accepted a $5,000 donation from RAGBRAI for event costs and approved temporary liquor licenses for the July 21 event at Brown Park and the Jackson County Fair. A revised job description for the Sentence to Service (STS) Crew Leader position was approved and the Board adopted bylaws for the Cottonwood-Jackson Counties Opioid Settlement Advisory Council. A closed session was also held to discuss labor negotiations. The Jackson County Board met on the 1st, the meeting included new employee introductions, claims approval, a joint powers agreement with Red Rock Rural Water System, and drainage repair updates.
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As a reminder, coming up today is the monthly test of the Emergency Warning Siren System. The City of Windom has an outdoor warning system and it is tested the first Wednesday of each month. If you would like to learn more about this go to windommn.com
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The Windom community is gearing up for a fun-filled evening at this year’s Night to Unite, set for Tuesday, August 5th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM with a new location at the Windom Community Center. Organizers are inviting local organizations, businesses, and community members to be part of the excitement by hosting a booth at the event and it’s completely free to participate. Night to Unite is a statewide initiative that brings communities together to build stronger neighborhoods and promote public safety. Windom’s event will feature a safety vehicle fair, indoor bouncy houses for kids, grilled food served by the Lions Club, and KDOM will be there playing your favorite music. New location and new fun activities and a chance to give back to the community with a Pack the Bus School Supply Drive!!! There will be lots more information on this coming up!!! Organizers are currently looking for businesses, nonprofits, churches, clubs, and individuals to host booths with games, giveaways, information, or interactive activities. Booths can be set up either indoors or outdoors, and there is no fee to participate. Jenny Quade, event coordinator, said, “This is a great opportunity to connect with the community, share your message, and be part of a really positive, family-friendly event, whether you’re a local business, community group, or just have a fun idea for a booth, we’d love to have you join us!”
If you are interested in participating in this amazing fun-filled night call 507-831-2678. Or email Sara at sara.devila@state.mn.us
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