Morrison County Volunteer Network

Located in Little Falls, Minn., the Morrison County Sheriff's Office is a law enforcement agency that protects residents lives and property, maintains peace and order, and reduces crime through education, prevention and proactive police services. It provides law enforcement services to more than 45 townships and cities across over 1,100 square miles. The Morrison County Sheriff's Office employs a staff of more than 70 full- and part-time officers, civilians and community volunteers. The office has a civil process unit that provides the service of legal processes and papers received from individuals, private attorneys, the court and other county agencies. The Morrison County Sheriff's Office supports and conducts several youth events and neighborhood and vacation watch programs.

Tri-County Community Action Program, also known as TCC, is a private, nonprofit organization that offers a variety of services to create opportunities for self-sufficiency. Founded in 1965, it serves the residents of Crow Wing, Morrison and Todd counties in Minnesota. The organization administers programs in the areas of family services, economic development, welfare reform and housing. Tri-County Community Action Program offers the Head Start program that includes health, education, parent involvement and social services for low-income families with preschool-aged children. It provides various community service programs that emphasize the development of skills and self-esteem and advance individuals and families self-sufficiency. Tri-County Community Action Program maintains a location in Little Falls, Minn.

Eastern Morrison County Sportsmens Club is a community organization in Pierz, MN that provides a space for outdoor enthusiasts to engage in various sports and recreational activities. With a focus on promoting camaraderie and skill development, the club offers opportunities for hunting, fishing, shooting, and other outdoor pursuits for members and guests. Generated from their business information