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Government Projects in Cook County
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Cook County is moving ahead with reconstructing the hangar row taxilane at Grand Marais–Cook County Airport and intends to award construction to Northland Constructors of Duluth for about $1,443,500. The project includes asphalt mill and overlay, full reconstruction, erosion control, and striping, funded by an FAA grant and a $175,000 IRRR grant to reduce local costs. While the prime has been selected, there is subcontracting, materials supply, equipment rental, and future maintenance potential tied to this 2026 airfield project.
Cook County plans to reconstruct the hangar row taxilane at Grand Marais–Cook County Airport in 2026. The Board is asked to approve Work Order 2026-01 with RS&H for construction administration and resident project representative services for $160,968, contingent on a federal grant, plus has a low construction bid of $1,443,500 from Northland Constructors. This confirms funding structure, design team, and contractor, and signals upcoming needs for materials testing, surveying, safety gear, and future airfield work.
Cook County Public Schools is replacing its K-5 core literacy curriculum to align with the Minnesota READ Act and Science of Reading. An ELA task force selected UFLI Foundations, Functional Morphology, and Arts & Letters for foundational and knowledge-building skills, with initial implementation planned for 2026-27. This shift creates needs for materials, training, coaching, assessments, and possible digital supports around these programs.
Cook County plans to hire Ehlers to review and develop about ten financial management policies, including public purpose expenditures, purchasing card use, and travel and training. Ehlers has submitted a proposal for a three‑month project with a not‑to‑exceed cost of $12,000, billed hourly, and is also offering optional implementation and staff training support at additional cost. This establishes Ehlers as the finance policy advisor and creates follow-on opportunities for training, systems updates, and broader financial management consulting.
The county has resumed using SRS Title III funds after receiving enough revenue to cover the rest of this year and into next year. Paramount Planning expenses through April came from the Timber Fund, but May and future invoices will shift back to Title III. This indicates a funded stream for wildfire planning, Firewise coordination, or contractor support where additional planning, consulting, or outreach services could be justified.
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