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Oct 26, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Dakota County Board Of Commissioners Regular Business Meeting
The agenda includes the appointment of a voting delegate for the upcoming NACO annual meeting and the presentation of a quarterly report from the Health Department. Discussion items involve the potential approval of free flu shots for employees, the review of bids for a courthouse lawn irrigation project funded by the Local Assistance and Tribal Consistency Fund, and the consideration of an intergovernmental agreement for adult detention services with Union County. Additionally, the board will address a highway department road report, jail quarterly reports, and conduct a mandated quarterly visit to the county jail.
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The Planning Commission meeting agenda includes holding a public hearing regarding the addition of Section 900.5 Light Pollution Ordinances to the Dakota County Zoning Ordinances, followed by a vote on the recommendation for the Board of Commissioners. Additional items include discussing regulations for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), reviewing potential adjustments to zoning fees, and reviewing and acting upon final plats for the Atokad Commercial Park Addition, Miller Estates Addition, and Capital Warehouse Addition Phase 1.
Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Dakota County Board of Equalization Regular Meeting
The board agenda includes discussions on levying necessary taxes for the current year and certifying all levies. Additionally, the assessor will request approval for various tax list corrections, including clerical errors, omitted items, and tax list acceleration regarding a mobile home relocation.
Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting
Dakota County Board of Commissioners Regular Business Meeting
The Board discussed an informational presentation regarding local school facilities and a bond referendum. Key infrastructure projects were addressed, including the E-Avenue extension and Old Mill Road Paving Project. The board awarded several bids, including those for road patching, concrete replacement in the jail's garbage dumpster area, and the purchase of a padfoot roller. The Highway Superintendent provided a road maintenance report. Additionally, the Board held a closed session to discuss union negotiations with the Fraternal Order of Police and subsequently approved the resulting contract for correctional officers and sheriff's deputies.
