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Mayowood Corridor

The Biermann House stands at the foot of the driveway to the Mayowood Mansion. Learn more about this historic structure.

Steps to become a licensed family child care provider

View what you need to do to become a licensed child care provider.

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Leading Causes of Death in Olmsted County

From 2016 to 2020, there were about 1134 deaths per year in Olmsted County, with the leading causes being heart disease and cancer.

Soil & Water Resources

Discover plans, educational programs, and technical information about soil and water conservation.

Soil & Water Resources

Discover plans, educational programs, and technical information about soil and water conservation.

Olmsted Soil Health Program - Learn more & apply

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Community Health Assessment and Planning

The Community Health Assessment and Planning (CHAP) process uses a collaborative approach to improving population health. The CHAP consists of administering the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) and Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA).

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Kalmar Landfill - Construction & demolition materials

View a list of acceptable and unacceptable items.

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Crisis resources

Resources and assistance available to Olmsted County residents in times of crisis.

Crisis resources

Resources and assistance available to Olmsted County residents in times of crisis.

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In Custody

Olmsted County Adult Detention Center houses detainees. The in-custody list shows who is in jail (arrests) on any given day. The list is updated daily.

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Olmsted County boards, commissions, and community leaders who serve on them

Group picture of Commissioners Bob Hopkins, Michelle Rossman, David Senjem, Gregory Wright, Laurel Podulke-Smith, Brian Mueller, and Mark Thein

The Olmsted County Board of Commissioners are elected officials that represent Olmsted County residents. Commissioners enact local ordinances, approve budgets, and provide leadership and direction to the county. Olmsted County has seven commissioners, each representing their county district.