Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Swift County.
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Nov 23, 2026
Legal services for the Swift County HRA-EDA from qualified law firms with housing authority experience.
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Census ID
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167380
Population
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9,763
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Swift County
The board approved a consent agenda covering various grants, contract approvals for social services and public health, and resolutions regarding year-end warrants and hospital district board governance. Key discussions involved drainage authority issues concerning Judicial Ditch 8, specifically corrective amendments for redetermination of benefits and damages. Administrative actions included contract extensions and training agreements with Abdo, an exception for vacation hour carryover for personnel, and the adoption of the 2026 final budget and levy. Additionally, the board reviewed proposals for environmental assessments and scheduled a special meeting to address options concerning the OHV Park.
The board approved the agenda and reviewed financial warrants across various county funds. Key actions included approving an amended county pledge for the GraMar Courts rehabilitation project and adopting a resolution for the Upper MN River Partnership Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan. The board awarded a bid for annual gravel processing and approved amendments to the 2023 Highway Equipment Budget, specifically reallocating funds for the purchase of a tracked skid loader. Reports were delivered regarding various committees, local infrastructure updates, and a recent recycling center fire, followed by a discussion on legislative updates concerning recreational cannabis.
Public-sector contacts connected to Swift County.
The Board approved various administrative and financial items, including 2024 tax levies, daycare grants, and a contract for the County Engineer. Key agenda items included a public hearing on the partial abandonment of Judicial Ditch No. 8, the sale of tax-forfeited properties, and authorization for the distribution of opioid lawsuit funds through the 6W Collaborative. The Board also approved operations at Swift Falls Park, including increased camping rates and the hiring of a campground host, authorized a dirt bike event at the OHV Park, and passed a resolution for conduit revenue bonds regarding solid waste facility expenditures. Additionally, the Board established a Chimes Operation Committee to oversee future maintenance and rules.
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