St Louis County Veteran's Service

St. Louis County, located in the arrowhead region of Northeastern Minnesota, is the largest county east of the Mississippi River and is celebrated for its breathtaking natural landscapes, including lakes and trout streams. The county has a rich history rooted in logging and iron ore, which continues to shape its identity today. St. Louis County offers a wide range of public services and support to residents through various departments, including Public Safety, Public Health, and Economic Development. The county's commitment to community engagement is reflected in its initiatives, resources, and leadership aimed at enhancing the quality of life for all residents. Generated from the website

Opened in 1995, the St. Louis County Jail is a detention facility that is used to confine sentenced prisoners and prisoners awaiting sentencing. In addition to incarcerating offenders from all jurisdictions within St. Louis County, Minn., the jail also holds fugitives wanted in other states and other Minnesota counties, as well as prisoners from the United States Marshall s office. The jail is operated by the jail division of the St. Louis County Sheriff s Office. The jail provides food, clothing, bedding and indoor recreational facilities for all inmates. Substance abuse treatment groups and recreational, educational and religious programs are offered to inmates who wish to participate. Medical treatment is provided within the facility by a licensed physician and nursing staff. It is also provided in the community by local clinics, hospitals and dentists. The St. Louis County Jail is located in Duluth, Minn.

The South St. Louis Soil and Water Conservation District is dedicated to providing land occupiers with technical, educational, and financial resources to implement practices and projects that preserve, protect, and enhance water quality and other natural resources. Through programs such as the MN Agricultural Water Quality Certification, Forestry Program, and NRCS EQIP, landowners can receive financial assistance for a wide range of conservation projects, including clearing buckthorn, thinning red pine, planting native species for pollinators, and growing organic food.Generated from the website