Truth in Taxation norices show unpredictable changes for residents
December 3, 2011 in Morris Sun Tribune
Big changes to the property tax system earlier this year left local officials certain taxes were going to go up, but unsure about by how much and who would pay the most. Continue Reading
Money how governments get it and how they choose to use it was the topic of a community forum on Tuesday designed to help citizens better understand the government budget process.
There are no major issues that would prohibit the volunteer fire departments in Morris, Hancock, Chokio and Donnelly from combining into a single, unified department if that’s what those involved decided to do.
As part of Sudden Cardiac Awareness Month this October, Stevens County EMS is stepping up its outreach efforts and working to improve SCA survival rates by increasing community awareness education and working with local and state partners to collect data and implement the most current research on SCA treatment.
The Stevens County Board of Commissioners approved a new joint powers agreement for Steven Traverse Grant Public Health, learned about the state of the Bois de Sioux Watershed District and took a county road tour at their meeting on Tuesday morning.
Stevens County has a newly redesigned and rebuilt county website that incorporates notifications features, social networking and online access to county records.
Stevens County officials have to decide how they want the County Attorney’s office to operate as they continue to search for a successor to long-time County Attorney Charles Glasrud. Glasrud will be sworn in as 8th Judicial District Judge July 8 
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