Voters who wish to vote early may come to the Historic Courthouse during regular business hours. Residents can vote by absentee ballot in person at the Elections Office on the second floor from 8:00AM to 5:00PM M-F at 326 Laurel Street in Brainerd. Additional Info...
Crow Wing County has so many great opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy the outdoors including over 100 acres of parks, over 1,000 miles of trails, and over 100,000 acres of public land. Additional Info...
CWC Board Chairman, Doug Houge issued a 3-day local disaster emergency declaration for the severe storms on 5/30/22. The declaration allows for 75% reimbursement from the State of MN for eligible response activities for storm cleanup. Additional Info...
Crow Wing County Land Services will begin the state mandated “quintile” process of physically viewing 20% of the parcels within the County for property valuations effective in 2023. Additional Info...
According to property assessment data released by Crow Wing County, total assessed value of all properties in the County increased from $13 billion as of January 2, 2021, to $17 billion on January 2, 2022. Additional Info...
The first MN cases of Avian Influenza were identified in March & have impacted 20 counties, including CWC. Federal & State partners are working to find the disease & test any birds with clinical signs as part of the response plan. Resources available. Additional Info...
Dates to file for public office in Crow Wing County for the 2022 election are approaching. The candidate filing period is May 17-31. School board candidates as well as some cities and townships can file August 2-16. Additional Info...
Crow Wing County was awarded grant funding of $30,000 from the Clean Water Fund to help landowners seal unused wells in Crow Wing County and the Pine River watershed. Additional Info...
Crow Wing County has received $60,897 in grant funds from Minnesota Board of Water & Soil Resources and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to provide funding to replace or protect septic systems for low-income residents. Additional Info...
The Pick A Mile program was first introduced June 2021 for residents to pick a mile of county roads to help in roadside cleanup. An easy to use app allows residents to reserve an available stretch of road to cleanup as a family, business or organization. Additional Info...
