What individuals who test positive for COVID-19 need to do
What individuals who test positive for COVID-19 need to do
On Monday, November 15, 2020 our COVID-19 dashboard was updated on our Olmsted County website to reflect the seven-day rolling average from data collected from November 7-13, 2020.
Supports and services for individuals under age 65 who have a disability
Find out out if you qualify for MNSure and MinnesotaCare to provide low-cost or no-cost health insurance.
Over the past two weeks, Olmsted County has witnessed a rapid increase in our local COVID-19 transmission. We’ve also seen an increased need for testing. Graham Park Collaborative Testing site continues to process 800-1300 vehicles/tests daily. As a result, the lines are longer and waiting times have increased significantly. Please be patient; our staff are working as fast they can, but need to do so safely and effectively. Please plan for additional time when seeking testing.
The last day of COVID-19 testing at Graham Park will be Nov. 14. The Community Testing Collaborative, formerly known as the Graham Park Collaborative COVID-19 Testing Site, will begin transitioning to two new indoor locations on Thursday, Nov. 12, to provide staff and patients a warmer, safer place to be tested during winter.
Olmsted County Parks offers limited controlled hunting opportunities for Veterans and the general public at Chester Woods Park and Oxbow Park.
Olmsted County has an abundance of trails at three different parks. Enjoy various recreational activities among bluffs, woodlands, and prairie farmland.
Rental requests can be made at the beach house. Cash, check or credit card is accepted for rental payment.
