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Fines can be paid at Court Administration, which is on the 2nd floor of the Courthouse.
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The Veterans Service office can answer your questions and help with various Veteran's services. They are located in the Household Hazardous Waste Building (225 West 2nd Street).
Visit the Law Enforcement Center, which is located at 201 West 3rd Street.
Visit the County Treasurer to pay property taxes. They are located on the main floor of the Winona County Office Building (202 West 3rd Street).
The County Assessors Office performs market value estimates and base the estimation on similar properties in the area.
The Winona County Environmental Health department is responsible for licensing all food establishments and performing all inspections.
Members of the public who wish to bring an item to the County Board for discussion or action should first request staff action from the department that normally handles the issue. For example, if a member of the public wishes to discuss increasing or reducing the definition of animal units in conjunction with feedlots, they should first direct their request to the Planning Department for action. Staff will then take appropriate action which may include Board action when necessary. If you do not know which department is responsible for an issue, please contact the County Administrator for additional help.
County Administrator Page
County Board Meetings are held in January at 9:00 AM on the first and second Tuesday of the month, and at 7:00 PM on the fourth Tuesday of the month. From February through December, County Board Meetings are held at 9:00 AM on the second Tuesday of each month and at 7:00 PM on the fourth Tuesday of each month.
The cities have animal control and they will also do the licensing of animals.
Yes, every citizen of Winona County has a County Commissioner assigned to designated districts.
Visit the Commissioners Page to find the correct phone, address, and email address for each County Commissioner.
County Board Meetings are held in January at 9 am on the first and second Tuesday of the month and at 7 pm on the fourth Tuesday of the month. In the months of February through December, County Board Meetings are held at 9 am on the second Tuesday of each month and at 7 pm on the fourth Tuesday of each month.
Agendas for the earlier meetings of the current year are also available if you desire to know what topics the Board has discussed at previous meetings.
County Board Agendas and Minutes
View agendas and minutes for the County Board.
Members of the public who wish to bring an item to the County Board for discussion or action should first request staff action from the department which would normally deal with the issue. For example, if a member of the public wishes to discuss increasing or reducing the definition of animal units in conjunction with feedlots, he/she should first direct their request to the Planning Department for action. Staff will then take appropriate action which may include Board action when necessary. If you do not know which department would handle an issue, please contact the County Administrator for additional help.
The County encompasses all of the incorporated and unincorporated areas of Winona County.
There are 17 counties within Minnesota that have more citizens than Winona County.
Winona County and the City of Winona have a joint Law Enforcement Center and share records and dispatch functions. Additionally, the City and County share Emergency Management. There is also collaboration outside of the City of Winona.
Yes, every resident of Winona County can vote for County Officials.
The County Vital Records Office handles all of these documents. They are located in the Winona County Office Building on 202 W 3rd Street.
The Winona County Environmental Health department does all licensing of food establishments and all the inspections.
No. Testing needs to be done at a State office, located in Kensington, 157 West 3rd Street. The County License Center can do renewals, name or address changes, and duplicates.
The County Recorders Office will have information about liens on a property and more.
It can be taken to the Household Hazardous Waste facility, located at 225 West 2nd Street, Winona.
The County Assessors Office does this and they base it on similar properties in the area.
The Community Health Department offers this service. They are located at 202 West 3rd Street.
The City Police Department takes care of the parking tickets. They are located on the 2nd floor of the Law Enforcement Center (201 West 3rd Street).
The County Treasurer is the place to go and pay property taxes. They are located on the main floor of the Winona County Office Building (202 West 3rd Street).
Winona County no longer provides passport services.
Go to the Law Enforcement Center, which is located at 201 West 3rd Street.
Reservations can be made online. If you have questions, contact the Extension office at 507-457-6440.
The Veterans Service office can answer your questions and help with other Veteran's services. They are located in the Plaza Square Building (202 West 3rd Street).