Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Linn County.
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Sep 9, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
SURFACING. RS 405 FR E 1150 RD TO E 1650 RD IN LN CO. LGTH IS 6.253 MI.
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Census ID
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164644
Employee FTE
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360
Population
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9,950
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Linn County
The board discussed departmental reports from ambulance services, the sheriff, and the fire chief. Key actions and discussions included appointing an individual to the Lake Region Solid Waste board, approving dumping fee waivers for the Blue Mound Bible Church, and reviewing proposals for landfill fee schedules, employment agreements, and courtroom sound barrier installations. Road maintenance updates were provided, noting significant costs for equipment repairs. Additionally, the board addressed community concerns regarding potential grant opportunities, cellular reception, and discussed budget proposals and E-Community status renewal. Several executive sessions were held to discuss non-elected personnel and attorney-client privileged matters.
The meeting included reports from the AMR, Sheriff, and Fire Chief regarding their respective department operations. Several executive sessions were held to discuss non-elected personnel matters. The Commission reviewed updates from Public Works, specifically regarding a new policy for handling disrespectful citizen communication. Project updates for the 1095 project were provided, and an invoice for engineering services from Terracon related to landfill expansion was approved. The Commission also engaged in a detailed discussion regarding persistent software bugs and implementation challenges with G Works, with a request to review the contract for possible termination.
Public-sector contacts connected to Linn County.
The meeting covered a wide range of operational and administrative items. Key actions included the approval of county claims and the adoption of a resolution recognizing Constitution Week. Multiple executive sessions were held to discuss attorney-client privilege and personnel matters. Departmental reports were presented, covering sheriff operations, fire department activity, and emergency management initiatives, including disaster preparedness and debris management planning. Economic development matters were addressed, specifically concerning a summer youth program and future e-community membership. Public works agenda items included an appointment to the Lake Region Solid Waste Authority board, approval of a CDL training and employment agreement, and the authorization of land assistance for an FFA chapter.
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