Request a speaker from the County Attorney's Office.
USDA ReConnect Program
This form is required to request a message/blurb be placed on the Scott County monument.
This form is for the PIO team to manage incoming requests to update public-facing webpages and social media.
Use this form to submit your entry for a variety of contests and challenges the library will host.
Extended Access members should use this form to notify Scott County Library Administration about technology needs, building experience... More… Extended Access members should use this form to notify Scott County Library Administration about technology needs, building experience, issues that occurred during their visit, or simply to tell library staff how they're feeling about the service. Less…
Welcome! Please use this form to register online for a Scott County Library Card. Staff will process this information and then email... More… Welcome! Please use this form to register online for a Scott County Library Card. Staff will process this information and then email you instructions on how to get started. Please note that almost all fields are required. Less…
Submit your request for a library staff person to monitor an exam.
Submit your question to a librarian, law librarian, or simply make a comment.
Teens ages 12-18 from anywhere in Scott County and beyond are invited to submit their artwork for a chance to win a gift certificate... More… Teens ages 12-18 from anywhere in Scott County and beyond are invited to submit their artwork for a chance to win a gift certificate and a feature at the Savage Library. Enter your art before the 1st of the month to be entered for a prize drawing and to claim space on the Art Wall! Questions? Contact the Savage Library at 952-707-1770 or [email protected] Gift Certificates generously donated by Savage Friends of the Library. Less…
Interested in partnering with the Readmobile? Tell us more about what you do and how we could work with you.
Thank you for your interest in creating better health in Scott County! Below is information needed to request funding through Scott... More… Thank you for your interest in creating better health in Scott County! Below is information needed to request funding through Scott County SHIP. Requests are due by December 22nd, 2023. Applications submitted after this date will still be reviewed and could be awarded based on funding availability and timeline. Once we receive your application, SHIP staff will review and email you with a decision regarding your request. 2023-2024 grant year runs from November 1, 2023 - October 31, 2024 and all funding will need to be spent by September 30, 2024. Click here for detailed instructions: SHIP. If you have any specific questions about the application please email Haley Miskowiec at [email protected]. Less…
Report your Road Maintenance Issue such as potholes, roadkill, and mailbox damages.
You are required by Minnesota Statute 86B.121 to have a Sheriff's permit prior to holding an event on any body of water. An event... More… You are required by Minnesota Statute 86B.121 to have a Sheriff's permit prior to holding an event on any body of water. An event is defined as: A gathering of persons engaged in (organized) activities on waters of the state or public property adjacent to those waters that, in the sheriff's opinion, would have an impact on public safety or natural resources.Less…
Applications for Structure Permits must be received 10 days in advance of placing the structure. Permits are needed for the... More… Applications for Structure Permits must be received 10 days in advance of placing the structure. Permits are needed for the following: • Mooring Buoy • 150-Foot “Perpetual No Wake Zone From All Shores” Temporary Marker Buoy • Swim Buoy • Floating Raft • Trampoline • Ice Rink • Slalom/Waterski Course • Any other item left in the water that could be a hazard to navigation MN Rule 6110.1800 With regard to Temporary Structures: MN Rule 6110.1800 states: “No person shall leave any temporary structure not extending from shore, or any buoy or sign in the waters of this state between the hours of sunset and sunrise without first obtaining a permit in writing therefore from the Sheriff of the county.” Less…