Public documents that mention Andrew James Mahowald.
Sep 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Chisago County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board discussed and addressed various administrative and operational items. Key actions included approving an out-of-state travel request for staff to visit a client in Nebraska, making appointments to the Opioid Action Council, and authorizing an annual bridge inspection service contract. Additionally, the board approved a conditional use permit for a major home occupation, authorized grant agreements for groundwater reporting and pollinator planting, approved a lobbying contract, and finalized a labor contract with the AFSCME Public Works Supervisors unit. Administrative updates and committee reports were also provided.
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Chisago County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board discussed the County Engineer's report and received a presentation from the Minnesota Inter-County Association. Key business included the HRA-EDA levy and budget, procurement for the jail, staff payout accruals, and labor negotiation agreements. The Board conducted public hearings on an interim zoning moratorium for data centers and a public nuisance abatement. Additionally, the Board reviewed environmental services reports, including a conditional use permit for a major home occupation, and concluded with a closed session to discuss labor negotiation strategies.
May 20, 2026·Board meeting
Chisago County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The Board of Commissioners addressed multiple items related to public works, including reports on the County Engineer's activities, geotechnical engineering services for the CSAH 7 Reconstruction Project, amendments to MnDOT agreements for the TH 8 project, and out-of-state travel requests. Additional business included payment of warrants, an application for an exempt permit, credit card increase requests, the 2025 annual report from the Midwest Medical Examiner, zoning reports involving interim use permits, and a professional services contract for the County Attorney. The meeting also included a Citizen's Forum, administrative updates, and discussion of a federal boating safety grant.
