Development applications and fees
Development applications and fees
The Olmsted County Planning Department administers the land use controls for Eyota Township, Marion Township, and Quincy Township.
Olmsted County Family Child Care Licensing Variance Policy
Olmsted County Family Child Care Licensing Variance Policy
Olmsted County only approves variances to the following family child care licensing rule
Information for current family child care providers
How to make a complaint regarding a licensed family child care program
How to make a complaint regarding a licensed family child care program
Call our agency at 507-328-6140 and ask to speak to a Child Care licensor to make a complaint.
After 5 p.m. on Monday through Friday, weekends, and holidays contact a Crisis Worker at 507-535-5625 or Law Enforcement at 507-328-6800 to make a report. The licensor will help you determine if your complaint is a licensing violation or a parent/provider issue. She/he will tell you how the complaint will be addressed.
How to apply to become a family child care provider
How to apply to become a family child care provider
Family childcare is a rewarding and demanding profession. A family child care provider may be the most important influence in the lives of children, after their parents and/or guardians. The way providers care for children and guide their growth will be a part of shaping their future. Olmsted County has over 300 licensed family child care providers.
Bylaws
Olmsted County Justice Council
Bylaws
Olmsted County Justice Council
Article I: Name
The name of this Council is the Olmsted County Justice Council. It will be referred to as the OCJC in the following bylaws.
Article II: Authority
The Olmsted County Board of Commissioners, the Rochester City Council, and the Olmsted County District Court established the OCJC on December 12, 2013.
Article III: Mission
Olmsted County unveils new, modern, mobile-friendly website
Designed to deliver high-quality service
Olmsted County unveils new, modern, mobile-friendly website
Designed to deliver high-quality service
After launching a new logo earlier this year, Olmsted County has now unveiled a redesigned website with a new URL that’s easier to remember – www.olmstedcounty.gov.
Olmsted County unveils new, modern, mobile-friendly website
Designed to deliver high-quality service
Olmsted County unveils new, modern, mobile-friendly website
Designed to deliver high-quality service
After launching a new logo earlier this year, Olmsted County has now unveiled a redesigned website with a new URL that’s easier to remember – www.olmstedcounty.gov.
Summary of CARES Act funds used in Olmsted County
Pandemic-related expenses
Summary of CARES Act funds used in Olmsted County
Pandemic-related expenses
Earlier this year, Olmsted County received $19.1 million in funds as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Other jurisdictions in the county had approximately $290,000 in unused CARES Act funds that were turned over to the county to be spent on COVID-19-related initiatives. Over the past several months, Olmsted County has used these funds to adapt to providing services in a COVID-19 environment and help individuals and families in our communities facing hardships due to the pandemic.
Summary of CARES Act funds used in Olmsted County
Summary of CARES Act funds used in Olmsted County
Earlier this year, Olmsted County received $19.1 million in funds as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Other jurisdictions in the county had approximately $290,000 in unused CARES Act funds that were turned over to the county to be spent on COVID-19-related initiatives. Over the past several months, Olmsted County has used these funds to adapt to providing services in a COVID-19 environment and help individuals and families in our communities facing hardships due to the pandemic.