In the spring of 2022, we had aerial imagery captured for CWC by Pictometry. Crow Wing County GIS staff are excited to share that this flight had a resolution of 2”! In the past we captured 6” resolution imagery, so this was a significant improvement. Additional Info...
The Crow Wing County Land Services Department is pleased to announce that beginning Wednesday, September 28th, 2022, a new and enhanced permit application and approval system will come online as a convenient way to apply for land-use related permits. Additional Info...
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 at 326 Laurel Street in Brainerd. Additional Info...
The 2022 theme is “A Lasting Legacy.” The life you’ve built is worth protecting. Prepare for disasters to create a lasting legacy for you and your family. The effort encourages households, businesses and communities to prepare and plan for emergencies. Additional Info...
Adult Protection Team asks you to partner with them to build awareness in the understanding of adult protection issues that impact us all either directly or indirectly. In September, local businesses will also build awareness and support. Additional Info...
Crow Wing County received over $90,000 in grants for local residents to seal unused wells and upgrading septic systems for protecting groundwater. Additional Info...
On 7/16/22, the US will transition to the 988 dialing code. 988 is a new three-digit number to call, text, or chat that connects people to the existing National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. This is for anyone experiencing mental health–related distress. 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...
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...
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...
