AG Builders is the GOOD NEWS SPONSOR OF THE DAY!
Ag Builders has been specializing in full-service commercial and farm systems for over 40 years. They start with the planning and design engineering so they can complete the project with a more efficient system. Ag Builder employees work closely with their suppliers to aid in designing a better product for their customers. They are a family-owned and operated business. Customers, Vendors and Employees work with Ag Builders because of their Small-Town, Hard-Working History. Through the years they continue to uphold their commercial and farm reputation of quality workmanship and are proud to put their name on every project.
Ag Builders has a 3-Step Process:
First: A Consultation with their specialists on what services are needed. You can call 1-800-826-2233, or fill out the contact form online
Second: Ag Builders pull up the satellite of your property and their engineer will provide technical drawings to be precise and ensure you the end result you want.
And Third: Ag Builders gets your project quoted and establishes a budget. Their sales team will find you new products or gently used to get you the right quality and price.
Ag Builders care deeply about their customers quality of life and their goal is for the users, the environment and the future to be better off then how they found them. Ag Builders has fantastic friendly crews to make your projects a reality. Ag Builders is located at the corner of Highway 60 and 71 in Windom. Give them a call at 507-831-2600. At Ag Builders Helping you is what they do.
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Cottonwood County Sheriff’s Office reported 48 calls in the week of August 13th to the 19th. Deputies served 12 Civil Processes, worked 2 Suspicious Activities, had 3 prisoner transports, served 3 warrants, and worked 2 Hit and Run Accidents. A full listing of all calls in the Cottonwood County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Citizens Report is posted on the KDOM website under Local Headline News.
Weekly Citizen Report August 13th to August 19
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The Red Rock Central School District Board of Education meets TONIGHT at 5pm in Lamberton.
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Jackson County Sheriff’s Office reported on the 20th at approximately 2:43pm the Round Lake Fire Department and Lake Park Fire Department were paged to a grass fire Northeast of Round Lake. Crews were on scene for about an hour. At 6:43pm the Jackson Fire Department was paged to the Jackson Hi-Rise for a report of smoke inside of an apartment. Crews were on scene for about 20 minutes, but no fire was located. On the 21st at 2:43am Deputies responded to a report of a male walking down a street screaming at the top of his lungs. Deputies located the male in the area, and he explained he was arguing on the cell phone with someone and was then intentionally yelling because he is scared to death of deer. At 6:58pm Deputies responded to a report of a vehicle in the ditch on CR 34 near CR 9 in Rost Township. The vehicle entered the ditch and nearly struck a utility pole before coming to a stop. As deputies were responding, the caller stated the female driver was now switching seats with a female passenger. After investigating, it was learned the vehicle entered the ditch due to distracted driving. The driver was issued a citation for No MN Driver’s License.
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The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners had a Special Meeting on Tuesday the Commissioners were led in a discussion by Chairman Anderson regarding Commercial Tax Abatements, what the current policy is and the Mountain Lake Hotel tax abatement request. The Board approved to allow the Board Chair, County Auditor/Treasurer and the County Coordinator to sign the representation letter regarding the December 31, 2022 year-end audit of financial statements. The Commissioner adopted “For Agreement to State Transportation Fund Local Bridge Replacement Program Grant Terms and Conditions SAP 017-603-019 and accepted the low bid from John Riley Construction Inc. in the amount of $798,503.80. The 2024 proposed budgets were reviewed for Parks, Landfill, Highway, Commissioners, Courthouse, N71 Office building, 10th Street Office Building, N71 Church building, Family Services building, Public Health building, County Building fund, Auditor/Treasurer, and Elections