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Oct 8, 2026
Provide an atv trail construction project involving clearing, grubbing, grading, aggregate surfacing, wetland fill, bridge installation, boardwalk construction, and culvert installation.
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Oct 8, 2026
St. Louis County is soliciting bids for construction of an ATV trail beginning at Flaim Road (CR 467) and ending approximately 0.56 miles north of Tarkman Road (CR 410) in Duluth, Minnesota. The work includes clearing and grubbing, grading, aggregate surfacing, an ATV bridge, pipe culverts, and signing. This is an open Invitation for Bid construction solicitation, not a grant program, with bids due October 8, 2026, at 3:00 PM UTC.
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Census ID
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204734
Employee FTE
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1,800
Population
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200,518
Procurement Hell Score
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31 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from St. Louis County
The board received an update on ongoing wildfire containment efforts. Key actions included the approval of an expanded liquor license service area for a local business and the acceptance of additional grant funding from the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency for homelessness prevention services. The board also authorized a Joint Powers Agreement with the Department of Human Services for Cost-Neutral Transfer funds and approved multiple engineering service agreements for road reconstruction and improvement projects, including work on CSAH 91 and the US 53 J-Turn project. Additionally, the board approved a Limited Use Permit for a park and ride facility and reviewed and approved the payment of county claims and bills.
The Board addressed multiple property assessment appeals for the 2025 assessment year, with various appellants disputing valuations based on property condition, maintenance issues, comparable sales, and appraisal methodologies. The Board reviewed and accepted assessor recommendations for most cases, adjusted values in specific instances, tabled one appeal for further review, and ultimately adopted a resolution finalizing the assessment rolls for all assessment districts within St. Louis County.
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The committee discussed a funding request for an additional St. Louis County prosecutor to support treatment courts and reached a consensus to provide two years of funding with a structured review period. Updates were provided on Round 2 Criminal Justice funding, including the continuation of Sublocade funding at NERCC through the end of 2025, staffing updates for the Sheriff's Enforcement Expansion, and the status of the Community Re-Entry Team. Additionally, the committee reviewed recent Board resolutions regarding pre-release re-entry and specialty court costs, received updates on Upstream Prevention, and reviewed funding logistics concerning total allocated funds and future settlement payments.
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