TOWNSHIP News

OWN A PIECE OF WARSAW TOWNSHIP HISTORY & SUPPORT OUR LOCAL FIREFIGHTERS!Antique sashes and shutters available to the community. Suggested donations:$10/ea. = “Friend of the Township”$25/ea. = “History Buff!”$50/ea. = "Local Preservationist”$100/ea. = "Firefighters...

The Township does not provide dust control but we've been asked to share options that we are aware of.  Luhman's out of Welch offers this service and here is their 2024 Dust Control Order form. Luhman's Construction Co 17351 Welch Shortcut Rd. Welch, MN 55089-6321...

Agenda Warsaw Township Monthly Meeting May 13, 2024 Call to order Pledge of Allegiance Minutes Don Olson shed permit Discussion with Jason Fehling Fire coverage between Nerstrand/Cannon Falls Departments Review bids for Town Hall improvements Record the roads will be...

The Township election was held on Tuesday, March 12, 2024.  One three year term for Supervisor was on the ballot.  There were a total of 104 voters that resulted in  Emery Maher being re-elected for another three year term. Emery Maher - 95 Cynthia Bennett - 5 Joe...

The April Township meeting is moving to Monday, April 1st one week earlier then the scheduled April 8th meeting.

To the Clerk and voters of Warsaw Township In the County of Goodhue, State of Minnesota. Notice is Hereby Given, that pursuant to Minnesota Statute 207A.11, a Presidential Nomination Primary Election will be held in the Election Precinct at: Warsaw Town Hall 3040...

TO WARSAW TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS NOTICE OF: 2024 Election of Township Officers, Annual Meeting, and Board of Canvass meeting Notice is hereby given to qualified voters of Warsaw Township, Goodhue County, State of Minnesota that the election of town officers and annual...

Notice is hereby given that a town election will be held in the Township of Warsaw, Goodhue County, Minnesota, on Tuesday, the 12th day of March, 2024. The first day for filing affidavits of candidacy will be Wednesday, the 3rd day of January, 2024. The last day will...

The October Township meeting is moved to Monday, October 2nd a week earlier to observe Columbus Day.