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County Board meeting location changed for Tuesday due to furnace issue

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The St. Louis County Board, which is scheduled to meet near Floodwood next Tuesday, December 12, is shifting its meeting location due to an issue with the furnace in the building where the meeting had been scheduled.

The new location is the Floodwood Downtown Fair Center, 107 West 7th Avenue, Floodwood.

The meeting had been scheduled for Cedar Valley Town Hall, however, the County was notified today that a furnace issue has left the building without heat, and likely wouldn't be repaired in time for Tuesday's meeting.

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