Despite temperatures hovering around 100 and high humidity, almost 1,200 people came to celebrate the kick-off of the Night to Unite season at the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office.
County trims lease charges
It will cost agencies a lot less to lease space from Anoka County at the county’s Human Services Center in Blaine.
First county mandatory layoff from shutdown
A handful of Anoka County employees were placed on mandatory leave Monday as the state government shutdown entered its second week.
MnDOT message ‘very problematic’ for Anoka County roads
The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) has told Anoka County that it can’t go on to state right of way during the state government shutdown.
County cuts its capital improvement budget
The Anoka County Board has unanimously approved changes to its 2011 capital improvements budget and the 2011-2015 capital improvement plan.
County employees escape mandatory leave in lieu of shutdown
Anoka County has not placed any of its employees on mandatory leave this week as a result of the state government shutdown.
Coon Rapids man faces felony charge for defacing Blaine library
A Coon Rapids man who allegedly spray painted the front door and windows of the Anoka County Library in Blaine faces a felony charge in Anoka County District Court.
Federal funds sought for Foley Boulevard project
Anoka County is seeking federal funds to upgrade Foley Boulevard from Egret to Northdale boulevards.
New technology boost for county elections
New technology designed to make life easier for election officials throughout Anoka County has been approved by the Anoka County Board.
Impact of state shutdown on Anoka County unknown
The impact of a possible state government shutdown today (Friday, July 1) on Anoka County is not clear, the Anoka County Board was told Tuesday.
State shutdown could halt county projects
A state government shutdown would impact Anoka County road construction projects using federal dollars.
Blaine service road signal remains on hold
Blaine city staff will continue its dialog with Anoka County Highway Department regarding future plans for a traffic signal at Ulysses Street and 109th Avenue.
County board approves contract with licensed deputies
The Anoka County Board has approved a contract agreement with one of its largest bargaining units - the licensed deputies in the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office.
Anoka County’s health director moving on
Marina McManus, director of the Anoka County Community Health and Environmental Services Department for the past 20 years, is leaving.
Sheriff’s office provides numerous tips to children during Safety Camp
When Det. Brian Hill of the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office asked a group of fourth- and fifth-graders how many had a Facebook account, almost half raised their hands.
Blaine council questions county road turnback plan
Blaine City Council members aren’t ready to approve a proposed Anoka County plan to return Naples Street from Lake Drive to 95th Avenue to city jurisdiction.
Sivarajah gives chamber members a look into county affairs
Although the state does not have a budget in place, it is likely Anoka County could lose up to $8 to $10 million in the next biennium.
Coon Rapids council signs on to countywide collaboration effort
The Coon Rapids City Council has signed on to a countywide effort to collaborate and cooperate more in the delivery of public services.
New name for Anoka County TMO
As it encourages Anoka County residents to catch a bus or carpool to work, Anoka County Transportation Management Organization (TMO) is catching a new name: Anoka County Commute Solutions.
Income Maintenance becomes Economic Assistance
An Anoka County government department has changed its name.
HOME cuts not as deep as expected
Affordable housing programs funded through federal HOME investment partnership dollars won’t have to be cut as much as anticipated.
Technology boosts Anoka County libraries’ use
Use of the Anoka County Library system continues to grow as technology makes it a 24/7 resource for people.












