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STATE OF MINNESOTA

COUNTY OF RAMSEY

FILEDCoU11 Adm/nisInltor

JUN 2 3 2005

"Pb-DISTRICT COURT

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Case Type: Civil

In Re Temporary Funding of CoreFunctions of the Executive Branch ofthe State of Minnesota

Court File No. CO-05-5928

FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OFLAW, AND ORDER GRANTING

MOTION FOR TEMPORARY FUNDING

On June 15,2005, this Court issued an Order to Show Cause setting a hearing date of

June 29, 2005 on the motion of Petitioner Mike Hatch, Attorney General of the State of

Minnesota, for an Order of this Court directing that core functions of the State of Minnesota

continue to operate and be funded on a temporary basis after June 30, 2005. The Order to Show

Cause was served on approximately 500 state, county, municipal and school district officials.

On June 15, 2005 Governor Tim Pawlenty filed a Motion to Intervene in the proceeding and

requested that the hearing be held on June 23, 2005. The Petitioner agreed to move-up the

hearing and so notified the 500 public officials as set forth in his Affidavit of Service. At the

hearing on June 23, 2005, appearances were made by Attorney General Mike Hatch and by

Eric Lipman, Esq., on behalf of Governor Pawlenty. Other appearances at the hearing are as

noted in the record. Having considered the pleadings filed in this matter and the oral

presentations of counsel, this Court makes the following Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law

and Order.

This document is made available electronically by the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library as part of an ongoing digital archiving project. http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/lrl.asp

8. The State of Minnesota has entered into numerous agreements with the United

States government which require the State to make payments to individuals or local

governmental units, or to undertake certain administrative duties on behalf of or in cooperation

with the federal government. Without funding as of July 1, 2005, the State will be unable to

carry out these core functions. Examples of such agreements and obligations include the

administration and payment of Aid to Families with Dependent Children, medical assistance,

general assistance, and a variety of other programs designed to assure the health, safety and

welfare of Minnesota citizens.

9. Examples of the federal programs referenced in paragraph 7 include the

following: the Food Stamp Program, 7 U.S.c. § 2011 et seq.; the Temporary Assistance to

Needy Families (TANF) Program, 42 U.S.c. § 601 et seq.; and the Medicaid Program, 42 U.S.C.

§ 1396 et seq. Before the State was allowed to participate in these programs, it was required to

assure the federal government, through certification or a state plan submission, that Minnesota

residents would be promptly provided the food, subsistence and medical benefits for which they

were eligible. See 7 U.S.C. § 2020(a); § 2020(d), § 2020(e)(2), (3) and (9); 42 U.S.c.

§ 602(a)(I) and (4); 42 U.S.§ 1396a(a)(9) and (10). The State must also share in the cost of

operating each program. See 7 U.S.c. § 2025, 42 U.S.c. § 609(a)(7), 42 U.S.c. § I396a(a)(2).

The State is responsible for 50% of the benefit costs of the Medicaid program. It must also

maintain prior levels of state spending in the TANF program. Should the State fail to fulfill its

numerous responsibilities under any of the three federal programs, it is subject to severe federal

fiscal sanctions and, indeed, could be banned from continued participation in the programs. See

7 U.S.C. § 2020(g), 42 U.S.C. § 609,42 U.S.C. § 1396c. The Department of Human Services is

responsible under state law for administering the state programs relating to each of these three

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federal programs. See Minn. Stat. §§ 245.771 (Food Stamp Program); 2561.02 (TANF

Program); and 256.01, subd. 2 (Medicaid Program) (2004).

10. Due to the lack of legislative appropriations, many of the executive branch

agencies and the local units of Minnesota government have insufficient funds to carry out all of

their core functions as of July I, 2005. Any failure to properly fund core functions of the

executive branch may violate the constitutional rights of the citizens ofMinnesota.

II. In 2001 Attorney General Mike Hatch petitioned this Court to act to preserve the

operation of core functions of the executive branch of government after the Minnesota

Legislature had failed to pass a budget funding state government. At that time this Court issued

an Order directing that state and local agencies continue to perform the core functions required

by the Minnesota and United States Constitutions and by federal law, and that the State continue

to pay for such functions performed after July 1,2001. See In Re Temporary Funding of Core

Functions of the Executive Branch of the State of Minnesota, Findings of Fact, Conclusions of

Law, and Order Granting Motion for Temporary Funding, C9-01-5725 (Ramsey Co. D.Ct., filed

June 29, 2001) (attached to Petitioner's Memorandum in Support of Motion for Relief in this

matter). In that Order the Court directed state and local agencies to determine what core

functions were required to be performed by each. State executive branch agencies made such

determinations, and the list of "critical" operations, listed by agency, which were to remain open

in the event of a state government shutdown as of July 1, 2001, is contained in Exhibit 2 to the

Affidavit of Mike Hatch submitted in support of this Petition.

12. With regard to a previous shutdown of the federal government, the Office of

Management and Budget ("OMB") and the United States Attorney General used the following

criteria to define core or essential government services:

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• Those services providing for national security;• Those services providing for benefit payments in the performance of contract obligations,

and• Conducting essential activities to the extent that they protect life and property.

13. Pursuant to the criteria referenced in paragraph 11 above, the OMB determined

that the following activities, among others, were core or essential services necessary to protect

life and property:

• Medical care of inpatients and emergency outpatient care;• Activities essential to ensure continued public health and safety, including safe use of

food, drugs, and hazardous materials;• Continuance oftransportation safety functions and the protection of transport property;• Protection of lands, buildings, waterways, equipment and other property owned by the

government;• Care of prisoners and other persons in the custody of the government;• Law enforcement and criminal investigations;• Emergency and disaster assistance;• Activities that ensure the production of power and the maintenance of the power

distribution system;• Activities essential to the preservation of the essential elements of the fmancial system of

the government, including the borrowing and tax collection activities of the government;and

• Activities necessary to maintain protection of research property.

14. The Petitioner, Mike Hatch, has indicated that the State has ample financial

reserves at this time, and the executive branch could continue to operate core functions if it had

access to those funds.

CONCLUSIONS OF LAW

I. The Attorney General is authorized to commence an action in the courts of this

State when he determines that the proceeding is in the interest of the State.

2. This Court has jurisdiction over this matter in accordance with Minn. Stat. cb. 484

(2004) and venue is proper in this Court pursuant to Minn. Stat. § 542.01 (2004).

3. Article XI, Section 1 of the Minnesota Constitution provides that "no money shall

be paid out of the treasury of this state except in pursuance of an appropriation by law." Under

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agreed to participate. The Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution, Article VI,

mandates that any funds paid by the State as a result of participation in federal programs must

continue.

9. The core functions of the executive branch, whether conducted by a state agency

or local government entities, must be funded adequately for the executive branch to meet its

obligations under the United States and Minnesota Constitutions and federal law.

10. Core functions include matters relating to the life, health and safety of Minnesota

citizens and the maintenance and preservation of public property. Core functions also include

functions required to be performed by the State under a federal contract or federal law.

ORDER

I. Minnesota State agencies and officials, county and municipal entities, and school

districts shall perform the core functions of government as required by the Minnesota

Constitution, the U.S. Constitution and the federal government pursuant to the Supremacy

Clause of the U.S. Constitution, and the State ofMinnesota shall pay for such services.

2. Core functions shall include, but are not limited to, the services set forth in the

Core and Critical Functions List attached as Exhibit B to this Order. This Order does not

approve or disapprove of the numbers of employees needed to carry out the core functions which

are set forth in the List. Rather, State agencies and officials are mandated to employ the number

of employees necessary to carry-out the core functions in a timely manner.

3. The Minnesota Commissioner of Finance, Peggy Ingison, shall timely issue

checks and process such funds as necessary to pay for such obligations so that the core functions

ofgovernment can be discharged.

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4. Minnesota state agencies and officials, county and municipal entities, and school

districts shall, consistent with the terms of this Order, determine what core functions are required

to be performed by each of them. Each government entity shall verify the performance of such

core functions to the Special Master who shall determine whether the Commissioner of Finance

should pay for such services.

5. The Honorable Edward Stringer is hereby appointed as Special Master to mediate

and, if necessary, hear and make recommendations to the Court with respect to any issues which

may arise regarding compliance within the terms of this Order. The fees and expenses of the

Special Master shall be paid by the State.

6. This Order shall be effective until the earliest of the following:

a. July 23, 2005;

b. The enactment of a budget by the State of Minnesota to fund all of the

core functions of government after June 30, 2005; or

c. Further Order of this Court.

7. Petitioner shall serve by U.S. Mail a copy of this Order to the persons and entities

listed in Exhibit A attached to the Order. The Petitioner shall also serve, by personal service, a

copy of this Order upon the following individuals:

a. The Honorable Tim Pawlenty, Governor of the State ofMinnesota,

b. The Honorable James Metzen, President of the Minnesota State Senate,

c. The Honorable Steve Sviggum, Speaker of the Minnesota House of

Representatives,

d. The Honorable Peggy Ingison, Commissioner ofFinance, and

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e. The Honorable Thomas Heffelfinger, U.S. Attorney for the District of

Minnesota.

8. The Court hereby incorporates by reference, and adopts as its own, the

Memorandum filed by the Attorney General with the Court in this matter.

9. On Monday, July II, 2005, at 9:30 a.m., the parties and Special Master will

appear at a case management conference for the purpose of updating the Court as to the status of

activities taken pursuant to this Order and the need for any further relief.

BY THE COURT:

Dated this~ day ofJune, 2005.

AG: #1432476-vl

The Honorab GreChief JudgeRamsey County District Court

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SERVICE LIST

THE HONORABLE JAMES METZENPRESIDENT OF THE SENATE322 CAPITOL75 REV. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BLVD.ST. PAUL, MN 55155

THEHONORABLETIMPAWLENTYGOVERNOR130 STATE CAPITOL75 REV. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BLVD.ST. PAUL, MN 55155

THE HONORABLE PEGGY INGISONCOMMISSIONER OF FINANCE400 CENTENNIAL BUILDING658 CEDAR STREETST. PAUL, MN 55155

THE HONORABLE THOMAS HEFFELFINGERUNITED STATES ATTORNEY300 SOUTH 4TH STREET, ROOM 600MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55415

THE HONORABLE STEVE SVIGGUMSPEAKER OF THE HOUSE463 STATE OFFICE BUILDING100 REV. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BLVD.ST. PAUL,MN 55155

THE HONORABLE MARY KIFFMEYERSECRETARY OF STATE180 STATE OFFICE BUILDING100 REV. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BLVD.ST. PAUL, MN 55155

THE HONORABLE PATRICIA ANDERSONSTATE AUDITOR525 PARK STREET, SUITE 500ST. PAUL, MN 55103

Exhibit A

SERVICE LIST: STATE COMMISSIONERS

DANA BADGEROWCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION200 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING50 SHERBURNE AVENUEST. PAUL, MN 55155

GLENN WILSON, JR.COMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE85 - 7TH PLACE EAST, SUITE 500ST. PAUL, MN 55101

ALICE SEAGRENCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION1500 HIGHWAY 36 WESTROSEVILLE, MN 55113

MATT KRAMERCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT ANDECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT390 NORTH ROBERT STREETST. PAUL, MN 55101

DIANNE MANDERNACHCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH85 EAST SEVENTH PLACEP.O. BOX 64882ST. PAUL, MN 55164

KEVIN GOODNOCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES444 LAFAYETTE ROADST. PAUL, MN 55155

SCOTT BRENERCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY443 LAFAYETTE ROAD NORTHST. PAUL, MN 55155

GENE HUGOSONCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE90 WEST PLATO BLVD.ST. PAUL,!VlN 55107

JOAN FABIANCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS1450 ENERGY PARK DRIVE, SUITE 200ST. PAUL, MN 55108

CAL LUDEMANCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYEE RELATIONSCENTENNIAL OFFICE BUILDING, SUITE 200658 CEDAR STREETST. PAUL, MN 55 I 55

PEGGY INGISONCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF FINANCE400 CENTENNIAL BUILDING658 CEDAR STREETST. PAUL, MN 55155

VELMA KORBELCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTSARMY CORP OF ENGINEERS CENTRE, SUITE 700190 E. 5TH STREETST. PAUL, MN 55101

SANDY LAYMANCOMMISSIONERIRON RANGE RESOURCES1006 HIGHWAY 53 SOUTHP.O. BOX 441EVELETH, MN 55734

JAMES CUNNINGHAM, JR.COMMISSIONERBUREAU OF MEDIATION SERVICES1380 ENERGY LANE, SUITE TWOST. PAUL,MN 55108

PETER BELLCOMMISSIONERMETROPOLITAN COUNCILMEARS PARK CENTRE230 EAST FIFTH STREETST. PAUL, MN 55101

SUSAN HEEGAARDCOivlMISSIONERMINNESOTA HIGHER EDUCATION SERVICESOFFICE1450 ENERGY PARK DRIVE, SUITE 350ST.PAUL,MN 55108

GENE MERRIAMCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES500 LAFAYETTE ROADST. PAUL, MN 55155

MICHAEL CAMPIOCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETYBREMER TOWER, SUITE 1000445 MINNESOTA STREETST. PAUL, MN 55101

CAROL MOLNAUCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONTRANSPORTATION BUILDING395 JOHN IRELAND BOULEVARDST. PAUL, MN 55155

MAJOR GENERAL LARRY SHELLITOCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRSVETERANS SERVICE BUILDING, 4TH FLOOR20 W. 12TH STREETST. PAUL, MN 55155

TIM MARXCOMMISSIONERMINNESOTA HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY400 SIBLEY ST., SUITE 300ST. PAUL, MN 55101

SHERYL CORRIGANCOMMISSIONERMINNESOTA POLLUTION CO TROL AGENCY520 LAFAYETTE ROAD NORTHST. PAUL, MN 55155

DANA SALOMONECOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF REVENUE600 NORTH ROBERT ST.,MAIL STATION 5555ST. PAUL,MN 55146

CLARK DYRUDCOMMISSIONERDEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAfRSVETERANS SERVICE BUILDING, 2ND FLOOR-ROOM 206-C20 WEST 12TH STREETST. PAUL, MN 55155

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THOMAS F. MURTHAAITKIN COUNTY ATTORNEY217 SECOND STREET NWAITKIN, MN 56431

SERVICE LIST: COUNTY ATTORNEYS

ROBERT M.A. JOHNSONANOKA COUNTY ATTORNEYGOVERNMENT CENTER2100 3RD AVENUEANOKA, MN 55303-2265

JOSEPH A. EVANSBECKER COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 476910 LINCOLN AVENUEDETROIT LAKES, MN 56502·0476

ROBERT 1. RAUPPBENTON COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 189COURTS BLDG, 615 HIGHWAY 23FOLEY, MN 56329

ROSS E. ARNESONBLUE EARTH COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX3129GOVT CENTER, 410 S. 5TH ST.MANKATO, MN 56002-3129

THm..'IAS H. PERTLERCARLTON COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 300202 COURTHOUSECARLTON, MN 55718

EARLE. MADSCASS COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 3000COURTHOUSEWALKER, MN 56484

KATHERINE M. JOHNSONCHISAGO COUNTY ATTORNEY313 N. MAIN STREETROOM 373CENTER CITY, MN 55012

TI1vlOTHY R. FAVERBELTRAMI COUNTY ATTORNEYJUDICIAL COURTS ANNEX619 BELTRAMI AVENUE NW, #40BEMIDJI, MN 56601

WILLIAMJ. WATSONBIG STONE COUNTY ATTORNEY37 NW 2ND STREETORTONVILLE, MN 56278

JAMES R. OLSONBROWN COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 428519 CENTER STREETNEW ULM, MN 56073

MICHAEL A. FAHEYCARVER COUNTY ATTORNEYGOVT CENTER, JUSTICE CENTER604 E. 4TH STREETCHASKA, MN 55318-2102

DWAYNE KNUTSENCHIPPEWA COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 591102 PARKWAY DRIVEMONTEVIDEO, MN 56265

LISA N. BORGENCLAY COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O.BOX 280COURTHOUSEMOORHEAD, MN 56561-0280

Kll' O. FONTArNECLEARWATER COUNTY ATTORNEY213 MAIN AVENUE N.DEPARTMENT 301BAGLEY, MN 56621

L. DOUGLAS STOREYCOTTONWOOD COUNTY ATTORNEY1044 3RD AVENUEWINDOM, MN 56101

JAMES C. BACKSTROMDAKOTA COUNTY ATTORNEYJUDICIAL CENTER1560 HIGHWAY 55HASTINGS, MN 55033-2392

CHRISTOPHER D. KARPANDOUGLAS COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE305 8TH AVENUE W.ALEXANDRIA, MN 56308

BRETT CORSONFILLMORE COUNTY ATIORNEYP.O BOX 307COURTHOUSE,IOI FILLMORE STREETPRESTON, MN 55965

STEPHEN N. BETCHERGOODHUE COUNTY ATTORNEYJUSTICE CENTER454 WEST 6TH STREETRED WING, MN 55066-2475

AMY KLOBUCHARHENNEPIN COUNTY ATTORNEY2000 COURTS TOWERGOVERNMENT CENTERMINNEAPOLIS, MN 55487

BILL HENNESSYCOOK COUNTY ATTORNEYCOOK COUNTY COURTHOUSE411 W. 2ND STREETGRAND MARAIS, MN 55604

DONALD F. RYANCROW WING COUNTY ATTORNEYCOUNTY SERVICE BUILDING322 LAUREL STREETBRAINERD, MN 56401

PAUL KILTINENDODGE COUNTY ATTORNEYDEPARTMENT 91COURTHOUSE, 22 - 6TH STREET E.MANTORVILLE, MN 55955

BRIAN ROVERUDFARIBAULT COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 5412 N. NICOLLET AVENUEBLUE EARTH, MN 56013

CRAIG S. NELSONFREEBORN COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 1147COURTHOUSE, 411 S.BROADWAYALBERT LEA, MN 56007

LYNDON L. KRATOCHWILLGRANT COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O.BOX 101418 E. DIVISION STREETELBOW LAKE, MN 56531

RICHARD W. JACKSON, JR.HOUSTON COUNTY ATTORNEY304 S. MARSHALL STREETSUITE 201CALEDONIA, MN 55921-1324

GREGORY D. LARSONHUBBARD COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE, 2ND FLOOR301 COURT AVENUEPARK RAPIDS, MN 56470

JOHN (JACK) J. MUHARITASCA COUNTY ATTORNEY123 4TH STREET NECOURTHOUSEGRAND RAPIDS, MN 55744

NORMAN J. LORENKANABEC COUNTY ATTORNEY18 N. VINE#202MORA, MN 5505 I

ROGER C. MALMKITTSO COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O.BOX 790217 BIRCH AVENUE SHALLOCK, MN 56728

JOHN M. TOLLEFSOLAC QUI PARLE CO ATYPO BOX 269677 PINE STREETDAWSON, MN 56232

PHILIP K. MILLERLAKE/WOODS COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 808BAUDETTE, MN 56623

GLEN A. PETERSONLINCOLN COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 671225 N. TYLERTYLER, MN 56178

JEFFREY R. EDBLADISANTI COUNTY ATTORNEY555 18TH AVENUE SWCAMBRIDGE, MN 55008

ROBERT C. O'CONNORJACKSON COUNTY ATTORNEY405 4TH STREETSUITE 2DJACKSON, MN 56143-1588

BOYD A. BECCUEKANDIYOHI COUNTY ATTORNEY415 SW 6TH STREETWILLMAR MN 56201

JENNIFER J. HASBARGENKOOCHICHING COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE715 4TH STREETINTERNATIONAL FALLS, MN 56649

RUSS CONROWLAKE COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE601 3RD AVENUETWO HARBORS, MN 55616

BRENT CHRISTIANLE SUEUR COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O BOX 15665 SOUTH PARKAVENUELE CENTER, MN 56057

RICHARD R. MAESLYON COUNTY ATTORNEYGOVERNMENT CENTER607 W. MAIN STREETMARSHALL, rvIN 56258

JULIE BRUGGEMANMAHNOMEN COUNTY ATTORNEYPO BOX 439MAHNOMEN, MN 56557

TERRY W. VIESSELMANMARTIN COUNTY ATTORNEY123 DOWNTOWN PLAZAFAIRMONT, MN 56031

MICHAEL J. THOMPSONMEEKER COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE325 N. SIBLEY AVENUELITCHFIELD, MN 55355

CONRAD I. FREEBERGMORRISON COUNTY ATTORNEYMORRISON COUNTY GOV.CENTER213 SE 1ST AVEl\T'(JELITTLE FALLS, MN 56345

PAUL MALONEMURRAY COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 2562605 BROADWAY AVENUESLAYTON, MN 56172

GORDON L. MOORE, 1lINOBLES COUNTY ATTORNEYPO BOX 3371530 AIRPORT ROAD, #400WORTHINGTON, MN 56187

RAYMOND F. SCHMITZOLMSTED COUNTY ATTORNEYGOVERNMENT CENTER151 4TH STREET SEROCHESTER, MN 55904

MICHAEL D. WILLIAMSMARSHALL COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O.BOX 159423 N. MAINWARREN, MN 56762

MICHAEL JUNGEMCLEOD COUNTY ATTORNEY830 E. 11 TH STREETSUITE #112GLENCOE, MN 55336

JANICE S. KOLBMILLE LACS COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE SQUARE525 2ND STREET S.E.MILACA, MN 56353

PATRICK FLANAGANMOWER COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE201 1ST STREET NEAUSTIN, MN 55912

MICHAEL K. RILEY, SR.NICOLLET COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 360326 S. MlNNESOTA AVE.ST. PETER, MN 56082

THOMAS A. OPHEIMNORMAN COUNTY ATTORNEY318 E. MAIN STREETADA, MN 56510

DAVlD J. HAUSEROTTER TAIL COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE121 W.JUNIUSFERGUS FALLS, MN 56537

DAVID OLINPENNINGTON COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 396101 N. MAIN AVENUE N.THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN 56701

JAMES E. O'NEILLPIPESTONE COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O.BOX 128114 N. HIAWATHAPIPESTONE, MN 56164

BELVIN DOEBBERTPOPE COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 288100 17TH AVENUE NWGLENWOOD, MN 56334

DANIEL GELLERRED LAKE COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 416LOWER LEVEL COURTHOUSE ANNEXRED LAKE FALLS, MN 56750

DAVID TORGELSONRENVILLE COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O.BOXD800 E. DEPUE AVENUEOLIVIA, MN 56277

DONALD R. KLOSTERBUERROCK COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 538120 N. MCKENZIELUVERNE, MN 56156

ALAN L. MITCHELLST. LOUIS COUNTY ATTORNEY100 N. 5TH AVENUE W. #501DULUTH, MN 55802-1298

JOHN K. CARLSONPINE COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE315 MAIN STREET, SUITE 8PINE CITY, MN 55063

GREGORY A. WIDSETHPOLK COUNTY ATTORNEYCROOKSTON PROFESSIONAL CENTER223 E. 7TH STREET, SUITE 101CROOKSTON, MN 56716

SUSAN E. GAERTNERRAMSEY COUNTY ATTORNEY50 W. KELLOGG BLVD.SUITE 315ST. PAUL, MN 55102

MICHELLE A. DIETRICHREDWOOD COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O.BOX 130COURTHOUSEREDWOOD FALLS, MN 56283

G. PAUL BEAUMASTERRICE COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE218 NW THIRD STREETFARIBAULT, MN 55021

MICHELLE E. MORENROSEAU COUNTY ATTORNEY606 5TH AVENUE SWROOM 10ROSEAU, MN 56751

PAT CILIBERTOSCOTT COUNTY ATTORNEYSCOTT COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER200 FOURTH AVENUE W. JC 340SHAKOPEE, MN 55379-1220

KATHLEEN A. HEANEYSHERBURNE COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE13880 HIGHWAY 10ELK RIVER, MN 55330-4601

JANELLE P. KENDALLSTEARNS COUNTY ATTORNEYADMINISTRATION CENTER, RM 448705 COURTHOUSE SQUAREST. CLOUD, MN 56303-4701

CHARLES C. GLASRUDSTEVENS COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 66109 E. 6TH STREETMORRIS, MN 56267

GAYLORD SAETRETODD COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE212 - 2ND AVENUE S. SUITE 2LONG PRAIRIE, MN 56347

JAMES C. NORDSTROMWABASHA COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE625 JEFFERSON AVENUEWABASHA, MN 55981

LARRY COLLINSWASECA COUNTY ATTORNEYWASECA COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFIC307 N. STATE STREETWASECA, MN 56093

LAMAR PIPERWATONWANCOUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 518710 SECOND AVENUEST. JAMES, MN 56081

DAVID E. SCHAUERSIBLEY COUNTY ATTORNEY307 N. PLEASANT AVENUEP.O. BOXHWINTHROP, MN 55396

DOUGLAS L. RUTHSTEELE COUNTY ATTORNEY303 SOUTH CEDAROWATONNA,MN 55060

ROBIN W. FINKESWIFT COUNTY ATTY114 - 14TH STREET N.BENSON, MN 56215

MATTHEW FRANZESETRAVERSE COUNTY ATTORNEY218 - 3RD AVENUE E.#102ALEXANDRIA, MN 56308

JONATHAN EDINWADENA COUNTY ATTORNEYCOURTHOUSE415 S. JEFFERSONWADENA, MN 56452

DOUG H. JOHNSONWASHINGTON COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 614949 - 62ND STREETSTILLWATER, MN 55082-0006

TIMOTHY E.J. FOXWILKIN COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 214BRECKENRIDGE, MN 56520

CHARLESE.MACLEANWINONA COUNTY ATTORNEY171 W. 3RD STREETWINONA, MN 55987

THOMAS G. KRAMERYELLOW MED. COUNTY ATTORNEYP.O. BOX 128132 - 8TH AVENUEGRANITE FALLS, MN 56241

THOMAS N. KELLY~GHTCOUNTYATTORNEY

10 - 2ND STREET N.W.GOVERNMENT CENTERBUFFALO,MN 55313·

SERVICE LIST: SCHOOL BOARD SUPERINTENDENTS

WALT AANENSONSUPERINTENDENTEAST GRAND FORKS DISTRICT 01-595BOX 151EAST GRAND FORKS, MN 56721

JULIO ALMANZASUPERINTENDENTDULUTH DISTRICT 01-709215 NO. 1ST AVE. E.DULUTH, MN 55802

THOMAS AMESSUPERINTENDENTST. CHARLES DISTRICT 01-858600 E. 6TH ST.ST CHARLES, MN 55972

EDWARD ANDERSONSUPERINTENDENTAITKIN DISTRICT 01-1306 2ND ST. N.W.AITKIN, MN 56431

GERY ARNDTSUPERINTENDENTJACKSON COUNTY CENTRAL DISTRICT 01-2895BOX 119JACKSON, MN 56143

TERRY BARTNESSSUPERINTENDENTKELLIHER DISTRICT 01-36BOX 259KELLIHER, MN 56650

DAVID BAUKOLSUPERINTENDENTMONTEVIDEO DISTRICT 01-1292001 WILLIAM AVE.MONTEVIDEO, MN 56265

MARK ADAMSSUPERINTENDENTDEER RIVER DISTRICT 01-317BOX 307DEER RIVER, MN 56636

JACKALMOSSUPERINTENDENTHINCKLEY-FINLAYSON DISTRICT 01-2165BOX 308HINCKLEY, MN 55037

KARSTEN ANDERSONSUPERINTENDENTWATERTOWN-MAYER DISTRICT 01-1111001 HWY. 25 N.W.WATERTOWN, MN 55388

PALMER ANDERSONSUPERINTENDENTFLOODWOOD DISTRICT 01-698BOX 287, 115 WEST 4TH AVE.FLOODWOOD, MN 55736

ROBERT BANGTSONSUPERINTENDENTGOODHUE DISTRICT 01-253BOX 128,510 3RD AVE.GOODHUE, MN 55027

JIM BAUCKSUPERINTENDENTBUFFALO DISTRICT 01-877214 N.E. 1ST AVE.BUFFALO, MN 55313

ROBERT BELLUZZOSUPERINTENDENTHIBBING DISTRICT 01-701800 E. 21ST ST.HIBBING, MN 55746

MIKE BENEDETTOSUPERINTENDENTMONTICELLO DISTRICT 01-882302 WASHINGTON ST.MONTICELLO, MN 55362

lv1ARK BEZEKSUPERINTENDENTFERGUS FALLS DISTRICT 01-5444B EAST DR.FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537

THEODORE BLAESINGSUPERINTENDENTWHITE BEAR LAKE DISTRICT 01-6244855 BLOOM AVE. STE. 300WHITE BEAR LAKE, MN 55110

GWEN BORGENSUPERINTENDENTBADGER DISTRICT 01-676BOX 68BADGER, MN 56714

DEBRA BOWERSSUPERINTENDENTST. LOUIS PARK DISTRICT 01-2836425 W. 33RD ST.ST. LOUIS PARK, MN 55426

BOYD BRADBURYSUPERINTENDENTWAUBUN DISTRICT 01-435BOX 98WAUBUN, MN 56589

GARY BRATVOLDSUPERINTENDENTBAGLEY DISTRICT 01-162202 BAGLEY AVE. N.W.BAGLEY, MN 56621

GEORGE BERNDTSUPERINTENDENTELLSWORTH DISTRICT 01-514BOX8ELLSWORTH, MN 56129

DON BLAESERSUPERINTENDENTFERTILE-BELTRAMI DISTRICT 01-599BOX 648FERTILE, MN 56540

RICK BLEICHNERSUPERINTENDENTBATTLE LAKE DISTRICT 01-542402 SUMMIT STREET W.BATTLE LAKE, MN 56515

DAVID BOTTEMSUPERINTENDENTBARNUM DISTRICT 01-91BOX 227BARNUM, ~1N 55707

TONY BOYERSUPERINTENDENTLECENTER DISTRICT 01-392150 W. TYRONE ST.LECENTER, MN 56057

DALE BRANDSOYSUPERINTENDENTBLUE EARTH AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLDISTRICT 01-2860315 E. 6TH ST.BLUE EARTH, MN 56013

DAN BROOKSSUPERINTENDENTSAUK CENTRE DISTRICT 01-743903 STATE RD.SAUK CENTRE, MN 56378

THOMAS BRUELSSUPERINTENDENTELY DISTRICT 01-696600 E. HARVEY ST.ELY, MN 55731

JAMES BUSTASUPERINTENDENTSPRING GROVE DISTRICT 01-297BOX 626SPRING GROVE, MN 55974

HOWARD CALDWELLSUPERINTENDENTBIRD ISLAND-OLIVIA-LAKE LILLIANDISTRICT 01-2534BOX 460BIRD ISLAND, MN 55310

ROGER CARLSONSUPERINTENDENTHOLDINGFORD DISTRICT 01-738BOX 250HOLDINGFORD, MN 56340

TODD CHESSMORESUPERINTENDENTCASS LAKE-BENA SCHOOLS DISTRICT 01-115208 CENTRAL AVENUE N. W.CASS LAKE, MN 56633

JOHN CHRISTIANSENSUPERINTENDENTCENTENNIAL DISTRICT 01-124707 NORTH ROADCIRCLE PINES, MN 55014

OLLEN CHURCHSUPERINTENDENTADA-BORUP DISTRICT 01-2854604 THORPE AVE. W.ADA, MN 56510

RANDY BRUERSUPERINTENDENTFISHER DISTRICT 01-600313 PARK AVE.FISHER, MN 56723

JIM BUSTASUPERINTENDENTMABEL-CANTON DISTRICT 01-238BOX 337MABEL,MN 55954

HOWARD CARLSONSUPERINTENDENTDELANO DISTRICT 01-879700 ELM AVE. E.DELANO, MN 55328

TIMOTHY CAROLINESUPERINTENDENTMOOSE LAKE DISTRICT 01-97BOX 489, 413 BIRCH AVE.MOOSE LAKE, MN 55767

AMY CHRISTENSENSUPERINTENDENTLYND DISTRICT 01-415BOX 68LYND, MN 56157

RALPH CHRISTOFFERSONSUPERINTENDENTCROOKSTON DISTRICT 01-593402 FISHER AVE. #593CROOKSTON, MN 56716

RICK CLARKSUPERINTENDENTBUFFALO LAKE-HECTOR DISTRICT 01-2159BOX 307, 220 W. 3RD ST.HECTOR, MN 55342

GALENCLOWSUPERlNTENDENTGOODRIDGE DISTRICT 01·561BOX 195GOODRIDGE, MN 56725

TlMCOLLINSSUPERINTENDENTHASTINGS DISTRICT 01-2001000 11 TH ST. W.HASTINGS, MN 55033

JOHN CSELOVSZKISUPERINTENDENTBREWSTER DISTRICT 01-513BOX 309BREWSTER, MN 56119

BOB DELLSUPERINTENDENTBELGRADE-BROOTEN-ELROSADISTRICT 01-2364BOX 339BELGRADE, MN 56312

DOUGLAS DEWITTSUPERINTENDENTNEVIS DISTRICT 01-308BOX 138NEVIS, MN 56467

KEITH DIXONSUPERINTENDENTFARIBAULT DISTRICT 01-656BOX 618FARlBAULT, MN 55021

LEROY DOMAGALASUPERINTENDENTEDGERTON DISTRICT 01-581BOX 28EDGERTON, MN 56128

GALENCLOWSUPERlNTENDENTGRYGLA DISTRICT 01·447BOX 18GRYGLA, MN 56727

BECKY CSELOVSZKlSUPERINTENDENTHERON LAKE-OKABENA DISTRICT 01-330BOX 97OKABENA, MN 56161

DANIEL DEITTESUPERINTENDENTMILROY DISTRICT 01-635BOX 10MILROY, MN 56263

DAVID DERAGISCHSUPERINTENDENTHILLS-BEAVER CREEK DISTRICT 01·671BOX 547HILLS, MN 56138

THOMAS DICKHUDTSUPERINTENDENTCHISAGO LAKES DISTRICT 01-214413750 LAKE BLVD.LINDSTROM, MN 55045

ROBERT DOETSCHSUPERINTENDENTBLACKDUCK DISTRICT 01-32BOX 550BLACKDUCK, MN 56630

STEVEN DOOLEYSUPERINTENDENTBECKER DISTRICT 01·72612000 HANCOCK ST.BECKER, MN 55308

KENNETH DRAGSETHSUPERINTENDENTEDINA DISTRICT 01-2735701 NORMANDALE RD.EDINA, MN 55424

ROBERT DUNCANSUPERINTENDENTS1. ANTHONY-NEW BRIGHTON DISTRICT 01-2823303 33RD AVE. N.E.ST. ANTHONY, MN 55418

PHILIP M. DYRUDSUPERINTENDENTLANCASTER DISTRICT 01-356BOX217LANCASTER, NIN 56735

JEROME ENGETSUPERINTENDENTWADENA-DEER CREEK DISTRICT 01-2155BOX 151WADENA, MN 56482

RON EVJENSUPERINTE1\TDENTHAYFIELD DISTRICT 01-2039 6TH AVE. S.E.HAYFIELD, MN 55940

JOHN FRANZOIASUPERINTENDENTROYALTON DISTRICT 01-485BOX5ROYALTON, MN 56373

CHUCK FUTTERERSUPERINTENDENTCOOK COUNTY DISTRICT 01-166101 W. 5TH S1.GRAND MARAIS, MN 55604

RIC DRESSENSUPERINTENDENTALEXANDRIA DISTRICT 01-206BOX 308ALEXANDRIA, MN 56308

PAUL DURANDSUPERINTENDENTWINONA AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLSDISTRICT 01-861654 HUFF ST.WINONA, MN 55987

GREG EHRESMANNSUPERINTENDENTKINGSLAND DISTRICT 01-2137BOX 96WYKOFF, MN 55990

JEFF EVERTSUPERINTENDENTKENYON-WANAMINGO DISTRICT 01-21722253RDAVE.WANAMINGO, MN 55983

RAY FARWELLSUPERINTENDENTMONTGOMERY-LONSDALE DISTRICT 01-394BOX 29,101 2ND ST. N.E.MONTGOMERY, MN 56069

DOUGLASFROKESUPERINTENDENTWINDOM DISTRICT 01-177BOX C-I77, NORTH HWY. 71WINDOM, MN 56101

GORDY GELLRINKSUPERINTENDENTELGIN-MILLVILLE DISTRICT 01-806BOX 364ELGIN, MN 55932

DALEGIUESUPERINTENDENTBROWNS VALLEY DISTRICT 01-801BOXNBROWNS VALLEY, MN 56219

ROGER GIROUXSUPERINTENDENTANOKA-HENNEPIN DISTRICT 01-1111299 HANSON BLVD. N.W.COON RAPIDS, MN 55433

ROGER GRAFFSUPERINTENDENTADRIAN DISTRICT 01-511BOX 40ADRIAN, MN 56110

RANDY GRUPESUPERINTENDENTGRANADA HUNTLEY-EAST CHAINDISTRICT 01-2536BOX 17GRANADA, MN 56039

JOE GUANELLASUPERINTENDENTALDEN DISTRICT 01-242BOX 99ALDEN, MN 56009

DONHAINLENSUPERINTENDENTDASSEL-COKATO DISTRICT 01-466BOX 1700COKATO, MN 55321

HARLOW HANSONSUPERINTENDENTFAIRMONT AREA SCHOOLS DISTRICT 01-2752115 SOUTH PARK ST.FAIRMONT, MN 56031

WAYNE GILMANSUPERINTENDENTMAPLE RIVER DISTRICT 01-2135BOX 515MAPLETON, MN 56065

BRENTGISHSUPERINTENDENTMAHNOMEN DISTRICT 01-432BOX 319MAHNOMEN, MN 56557

DAVID GROTHSUPERINTENDENTDOVER-EYOTA DISTRICT 01-533615 SOUTH AVE. S.W.EYOTA,MN 55934

RANDY GRUPESUPERINTENDENTMARTIN COUNTY WEST DISTRICT 01-2448BOX 268, 308 4TH ST.WELCOME, MN 56181

LOREN HACKERSUPERINTENDENTCANBY DISTRICT 01-891307 1ST ST. W.CANBY, MN 56220

DONALD HANSENSUPERINTENDENTLONG PRAIRIE-GREY EAGLE DISTRICT 01-2753205 2ND ST. S.LONG PRAIRIE, MN 56347

GARY HANSONSUPERINTENDENTMEDFORD DISTRICT 01-763750 2ND AVE. S.E.MEDFORD, MN 55049

GENE HARTHANSUPERINTENDENTSWANVILLE DISTRICT 01-486BOX 98SWANVILLE, MN 56382

PATRICIA HARVEYSUPERINTENDENTST. PAUL DISTRICT 01-625360 COLBORNE ST.ST.PAUL,~ 55102

GARY HEDLUNDSUPERINTENDENTLAKEVILLE DISTRICT 01-1948670 210TH ST. W.LAKEVILLE, MN 55044

LUTHER HELLERSUPERINTENDENTSPRINGFIELD DISTRICT 01-8512 SOUTH BURNSSPRINGFIELD, MN 56087

KEN HENRYSUPERINTENDENTWARREN-ALVARADO-OSLO DISTRICT 01-2176224 E. BRIDGE AVE.WARREN, MN 56762

THOMAS HIEBERTSUPERINTENDENTMCLEOD WEST SCHOOLS DISTRICT 01-2887335 3RD ST. S.BROWNTON, MN 55312

SCOTT HOCHSUPERINTENDENTCARLTON DISTRICT 01-93BOX 310CARLTON, MN 55718

GENEHARTHANSUPERINTENDENTUPSALA DISTRICT 01-487BOX 190UPSALA, MN 56384

JAY HAUGENSUPERINTENDENTSLEEPY EYE DISTRICT 01-84400 4TH AVE. S.W.SLEEPY EYE,~ 56085

MARTIN HEIDELBERGERSUPERINTENDENTKERKHOVEN-MURDOCK-SUNBURGDISTRICT 01-775BOX 168KERKHOVEN, MN 56252

DON HELMSTETTERSUPERINTENDENTSPRING LAKE PARK DISTRICT 01-168000 HWY. 65 N.E.SPRING LAKE PARK, MN 55432

JAMES HESSSUPERINTENDENTBEMIDJI DISTRICT 01-313300 GILLETT DRIVE N.W.BEMIDJI, MN 56601

HERB HILINSKISUPERINTENDENTCROMWELL-WRIGHT DISTRICT 01-95BOX 7CROMWELL, MN 55726

DALE HOGlESUPERINTENDENTLAKE PARK AUDUBON DISTRICTDISTRICT 01-2889P.O.BOX479LAKE PARK, MN 56554

BRUCE HOUCKSUPERINTENDENTRUSSELL DISTRICT 01-418BOX 310RUSSELL, MN 56169

BRUCE HOUCKSUPERINTENDENTTYLER DISTRICT 01-409BOX 659TYLER, MN 56178

BRUCE JENSENSUPERINTENDENTKITTSON CENTRAL DISTRICT 01-2171BOX 670HALLOCK, MN 56728

PHIL JENSENSUPERINTENDENTBARNESVILLE DISTRICT 01-146BOX 189BARNESVILLE, MN 56514

ANTOINETTE JOHNSSUPERINTENDENTBROOKLYN CENTER DISTRICT 01-2866500 HUMBOLDT AVE. N.BROOKLYN CENTER, MN 55430

DAVID JOHNSONSUPERINTENDENTLESUEUR-HENDERSON DISTRICT 01-2397115 1/2 N 5TH ST. STE. 200LESUEUR,MN 56058

NANCY KALDORSUPERINTENDENTCOLUMBIA HEIGHTS DISTRICT 01-131400 49TH AVE. N.E.COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MN 55421

BRUCE HOUCKSUPERINTENDENTRUTHTON DISTRICT 01-584BOXBRUTHTON, MN 56170

DALE HURNISUPERINTENDENTWHEATON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 01-8031700 3RD AVE. S.WHEATON, MN 56296

JERRY JENSENSUPERINTENDENTLAKE CITY DISTRICT 01-813BOX 454LAKE CITY, MN 55041

ALAN JENSENSUPERINTENDENTELK RIVER DISTRICT 01-728327 KING AVE.ELK RIVER, MN 55330

SHELDON JOHNSONSUPERINTENDENTLAKE SUPERIOR DISTRICT 01-381405 4TH AVE.TWO HARBORS, MN 55616

BRAD JOHNSONSUPERINTENDENTHILL CITY DISTRICT 01-2500 lONE AVE.HILL CITY, MN 55748

BENJAMIN KANNINENSUPERINTENDENTBURNSVILLE DISTRICT 01-191100 RfYER RIDGE CT.BURNSVILLE,NIN 55337

LARRY KAUSLARICHSUPERINTENDENTJORDAN DlSTRICT 01-717500 SUNSET DR.JORDAN,~ 55352

ROBERT KELLYSUPERINTENDENTTRITON DlSTRICT 01-2125813 WEST HIGHWAY STREETDODGE CENTER,~ 55927

JERRY KJERGAARDSUPERINTENDENTWACONIA DlSTRICT 01-11024 S. WALNUT ST.WACONIA, MN 55387

JOHN A. KLARICHSUPERINTENDENTNASHWAUK-KEEWATIN DISTRICT 01-319400 2ND ST.NASHWAUK,~ 55769

ROBERT KREBSBACHSUPERINTENDENTNETT LAKE DISTRICT 01-70713090 WESTLEY DR.NETT LAKE, MN 55772

DAVID KRENZSUPERINTENDENTLACRESCENT-HOKAH DISTRICT 01-300703 SOUTH 11 TH ST.LACRESCENT, MN 55947

MELISSA KRULLSUPERINTENDENTEDEN PRAIRIE DISTRICT 01-2728100 SCHOOL RD.EDEN PRAIRIE,~ 55344

BRYAN KEHOESUPERINTENDENTLITTLEFORK-BIG FALLS DlSTRICT 01-362700 MAIN ST.LfTTLEFORK,~ 56653

LEEKELMSUPERINTENDENTCLINTON-GRACEVILLE-BEARDSLEYDISTRICT 01-2888BOX 361CLINTON, MN 56225

BRUCEKLAEHNSUPERINTENDENTGRAND MEADOW DlSTRICT 01-495BOX 68GRAND MEADOW, MN 55936

DAVID KRAGNESSSUPERINTENDENTWARROAD DISTRICT 01-690510 CEDAR AVE.WARROAD, MN 56763

MICHAEL L. KREMERSUPERINTENDENTHOPKINS DISTRICT 01-2701001 HWY.7HOPKINS, MN 55305

DAVID KRENZSUPERINTENDENTWABASHA-KELLOGG DISTRICT 01-8112113 HLAWATHA DR. E.WABASHA, MN 55981

PAM KYLLINGSTADSUPERINTENDENTA.C.G.C. DISTRICT 01-239627250 MN HWY. 4GROVE CITY, rvfN 56243

KEN LACROIXSUPERINTENDENTINVER GROVE HEIGHTS SCHOOLSDISTRICT 01-1992990 80TH ST. E.INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, MN 55076

RICK LAMONSUPERINTENDENTLANESBORO DISTRICT 01-229100 KIRKWOODLANESBORO, MN 55949

JOHN LANGAARDSUPERINTENDENTWORTHINGTON DISTRICT 01-518I 117 MARINE AVE.WORTHINGTON, MN 56187

JOHNLANGENBRUNNERSUPERINTENDENTCLOQUET DISTRICT 01-94302 14TH ST.CLOQUET, MN 55720

JIM LEESUPERINTENDENTST. CLOUD DISTRICT 01-742628 ROOSEVELT RD.ST. CLOUD, MN 56301

DIANE LEHSESUPERINTENDENTCLEARBROOK-GONVICK DISTJ.(ICT 01-2311BOX 8CLEARBROOK, MN 56634

CONNIE LETTSSUPERINTENDENTCLEVELAND PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 01-391BOX310CLEVELAND, MN 56017

GEORGE LADDSUPERINTENDENTHOWARD LAKE-WAVERLY-WINSTEDDISTRICT 01-2687BOX 708HOWARD LAKE, MN 55349

MICHAEL LANGSUPERINTENDENTEVELETH-GILBERT DISTRICT 01-2154801 JONES ST.EVELETH, MN 55734

DONALD LANGANSUPERINTENDENTINTERNATIONAL FALLS DISTRICT 01-3611515 11TH ST.INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MN 56649

LINDA LAWRIESUPERINTENDENTCROSBY-IRONTON DISTRICT 01-182711 POPLAR ST.CROSBY, MN 56441

KATHRYN LEEDOMSUPERINTENDENTWILLMAR DISTRICT 01-347611 5TH ST. S.W.WILLMAR, MN 56201

KEITH LESTERSUPERINTENDENTMORA DISTRICT 01-332400 MAPLE AVENUE EASTMORA, MN 55051

JEFF LINDSTROMSUPERINTENDENTWALKER-HACKENSACK-AKELEYDISTRICT 01-113BOX 4000WALKER, MN 56484

RICK LINNELLSUPERINTENDENTST. CLAIR DISTRICT 01-75BOX 99ST. CLAIR., MN 56080

JOHN LONGTINSUPERINTENDENTWEST ST. PAUL-MENDOTA HTS.-EAGANDISTRICT 01-1971897 DELAWARE AVE.MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MN 55118

MYRNA LUEHMANNSUPERINTENDENTFILLMORE CENTRAL DISTRICT 01-2198145 MAIN AVE. S.E.HARMONY, MN 55939

KATHLEEN MACYSUPERINTENDENTSTILLWATER DISTRICT 01-8341875 GREELEY ST. S.STILLWATER, MN 55082

JAMES MADSENSUPERINTENDENTVERNDALE DISTRICT 01-818411 S.W. BROWN ST.VERNDALE, MN 56481

STEPHEN MALONESUPERINTENDENTG.F.W. DISTRICT 01-2365323 E. 11TH ST.GIBBON, MN 55335

JERRY MARTINSONSUPERINTENDENTHANCOCK DISTRICT 01-768BOX 367HANCOCK, MN 56244

BERNIE LIPPSUPERINTENDENTDILWORTH-GL¥NOON-FELTONDISTRICT 01-2164BOX 188DILWORTH, MN 56529

RICHARD LORENZSUPERINTENDENTN.R.H.E.G. DISTRICT 01-2168BOX 427NEW RICHLAND, MN 56072

LYNETTE MAASSUPERINTENDENTMCGREGOR DISTRICT 01-4BOX 160, 2ND ST. & ALBERT AVE.MCGREGOR, MN 55760

BRAD L. MADSENSUPERINTENDENTDAWSON-BOYD DISTRICT 01-378848 CHESTNUT ST.DAWSON, MN 56232

FRED MAJESKISUPERINTENDENTHERMANTOWN DISTRICT 01-7004307 UGSTAD RD.HERMANTOWN, MN 55811

DAVID MARLETTESUPERINTENDENTTRACY DISTRICT 01-417934 PINE ST.TRACY, MN 56175

JON MCBROOMSUPERINTENDENTSHAKOPEE DISTRICT 01-720505 HOLMES ST. S.SHAKOPEE, MN 55379

TODD MCCORMICKSUPERINTENDENTEAST CENTRAL DISTRICT 01-258061085 STATE HWY 23FINLAYSON, MN 55735

BRADLEY MEEKSSUPERINTENDENTFARMINGTON DISTRICT 01-192BOX 329FARMINGTON, MN 55024

JOE MERSETHSUPERINTENDENTSEBEKA DISTRICT 01-820BOX 249, 200 1ST ST. N.W.SEBEKA, fvfN 56477

JEFFREY MILLERSUPERINTENDENTRUSHFORD-PETERSON DISTRICT 01-239BOX 627RUSHFORD, MN 55971

NORMAN MILLERSUPERINTENDENTMADE~lA DISTRICT 01-837320 BUCK AYE. S.E.MADELlA, MN 56062

PHIL MINKKINENSUPERINTENDENTCHATFIELD DISTRICT 01-227205 UNION ST. N.E.CHATFIELD, MN 55923

JANET MOHRSUPERINTENDENTFRAZEE-VERGAS DISTRICT 01-23BOX 186FRAZEE,MN 56544

MICHAEL MCLOUGHLINSUPERINTENDENTHAWLEY DISTRICT 01-150BOX 608HAWLEY, fvfN 56549

GREG MERSETHSUPERINTENDENTSAUK RAPIDS DISTRICT 01-471833 OSAUKA ROAD N.E.SAUK RAPIDS, MN 56379

JONATHAN MILLERSUPERINTENDENTBIG LAKE DISTRICT 01-727BOX 407, 50 I MINNESOTA AVE.BIG LAKE, MN 55309

JOSEPH MILLERSUPERINTENDENTLESTER PRAIRIE DISTRICT 01-424BOX 158LESTER PRAIRIE, MN 55354

CHRIS MILLSSUPERINTENDENTSTEPHEN-ARGYLE CENTRAL SCHOOLSDISTRICT 01-2856BOX 68STEPHEN, MN 56757

SHIRLEY MOGERSUPERINTENDENTCLIMAX DISTRICT 01-592BOX 67CLIMAX, MN 56523

SCOTT MONSONSUPERINTENDENTMORRIS DISTRICT 01-76920 I S. COLUMBIA AVE.MORRIS, MN 56267

BRUCE MONTPLAISIRSUPERINTENDENTLEWISTON-ALTURA DISTRICT 01-857BOX 741LEWISTON, MN 55952

ROBERT MUNSTERMANSUPERINTENDENTLAC QUI PARLEVALLEY DISTRICT 01-28532860 291ST AVE.MADISON, MN 56256

CONNIE NELSONSUPERINTENDENTLAKE OF THE WOODS DISTRICT 01-390BOX 310BAUDETTE, MN 56623

LOWELL NIKLAUSSUPERINTENDENTDETROIT LAKES DISTRICT 01-22BOX 766, 702 LAKE AVE.DETROIT LAKES, MN 56501

FRED NOLANSUPERINTENDENTFOLEY DISTRICT 01-51BOX 297FOLEY, MN 56329

SHAWN NORTHEYSUPERINTENDENTWRENSHALL DISTRICT 01-100BOX 68WRENSHALL, MN 55797

BRUCE NOVAKSUPERINTENDENTISLE DISTRICT 01-473BOX25ISLE, MN 56342

MIKE MORIARTYSUPERINTENDENTCALEDONIA DISTRICT 01-299511 W.MAINST.CALEDONIA, MN 55921

MARVEN NEIDANSUPERINTENDENTLAKEVIEW DISTRICT 01-2167BOX 107COTTONWOOD, MN 56229

GERALD NESSSUPERINTENDENTWEST CENTRAL AREA DISTRICT 01-2342301 COUNTY RD. 2BARRETT, MN 56311

STEVE NIKLAUSSUPERINTENDENTANNANDALE DISTRICT 01-876BOX 190ANNANDALE, MN 55302

LES NORMANSUPERINTENDENTLAKE CRYSTAL-WELLCOME MEMORIALDISTRICT 01-2071BOX 160LAKE CRYSTAL, MN 56055

BERNIE NOVAKSUPERINTENDENTASHBY DISTRICT 01-261BOX 30ASHBY, MN 56309

LARRY NYBLADHSUPERINTENDENTMOORHEAD DISTRICT 01-1522410 14TH ST. S.MOORHEAD, MN 56560

JEFFREY OLSONSUPERINTENDENTST. PETER DISTRICT 01-508100 LINCOLN DR. #229ST. PETER, MN 56082

WAYNE OLSONSUPERINTENDENTCOMFREY DISTRICT 01-81305 OCHRE ST. W.COMFREY, MN 56019

DICK ORCUTTSUPERINTENDENTLAKE BENTON DISTRICT 01-404BOX 158, 101 GARFIELD ST.LAKE BENTON, MN 56149

DAVID PACESUPERINTENDENTBRECKEl\JRIDGE DISTRICT 01-846710 N. 13TH ST.BRECKENRIDGE, MN 56520

DAN PARENTSUPERINTENDENTWIN-E-MAC DISTRICT 01-260923130 345ST S.E.ERSKINE, MN 56535

DENNIS PETERSONSUPERINTENDENTMINNETONKA DISTRICT 01-2765621 HWY. 101EXCELSIOR, MN 55345

LARRY PETERSONSUPERINTENDENTEDE VALLEY-WATKINS DISTRICT 01-463298 BROOKS STREET N.EDEN VALLEY, MN 55329

BARRY OLSONSUPERINTENDENTBLOOMING PRAIRIE DISTRICT 01-756202 4TH AVE. N.W.BLOOMING PRAIRIE, MN 55917

DAVID OLSONSUPERINTENDENTGLENVILLE-EMMONS DISTRICT 01-2886BOX 38GLENVILLE, MN 56036

BOB OSTLUNDSUPERINTENDENTWAYZATA DISTRICT 01-284BOX 660WAYZATA,MN 55391

RONALD PAGGENSUPERINTENDENTMARSHALL COUNTY CENTRAL SCHOOLSDISTRICT 01-441BOX 189NEWFOLDEN, MN 56738

GENE PAULSONSUPERINTENDENTMESABI EAST DISTRICT 01-2711601 N. 1ST ST. W.AURORA, MN 55705

IRVING PETERSONSUPERINTENDENTTHIEF RIVER FALLS DISTRICT 01-564230 SOUTH LABREETHIEF RIVER FALLS, MN 56701

JEFFREY PEURASUPERINTENDENTEVANSVILLE DISTRICT 01-208BOX 40, 123 2ND AVE.EVANSVILLE, MN 56326

JEFFREY PEURASUPERINTENDENTLAPORTE DISTRiCT 01-306315 MAIN ST. W.LAPORTE, MN 56461

DAVID PRESCOTTSUPERINTENDENTALBERT LEA DISTRiCT 01-241211 W.RICHWAYDR.ALBERT LEA, MN 56007

ARNOLD PRINCESUPERINTENDENTLEROY DISTRiCT 01-499BOX 1000LEROY, MN 55951

STEVEN RASSIERSUPERINTENDENTMINNEOTA DISTRiCT 01-414BOX 98, 504 N. MONROE ST.MINNEOTA, MN 56264

KEITH REDFIELDSUPERINTENDENTMINNEWASKA DISTRICT 01-214925122 STATE HWY 28GLENWOOD, MN 56334

JOHN REGANSUPERINTENDENTSOUTH WASHINGTON COUNTY DISTRICT 01-8337362 E. POINT DOUGLAS RD. S.COTTAGE GROVE, MN 55016

JERRY RESHETARSUPERINTENDENTLYLE DISTRICT 01-497700 2ND ST.LYLE, MN 55953

PATRICIA PHILLIPSSUPERINTENDENTVIRGINIA DISTRICT 01-706411 5TH AVE. S.VIRGINIA, MN 55792

GARY PRESTSUPERINTENDENTBLOOMINGTON DISTRICT 01-2711350 WEST 106TH ST.BLOOMINGTON, MN 55431

CANDACE RASKINSUPERINTENDENTAUSTIN DISTRICT 01-492401 N.W. THIRD AVE.AUSTIN, MN 55912

MARK REDEMSKESUPERINTENDENTMAPLE LAKE DISTRICT 01-881BOX 760MAPLE LAKE, MN 55358

JAMES REDFIELDSUPERINTENDENTRUSH CITY DISTRICT 01-139BOX 566RUSH CITY, MN 55069

CARL REMMERSSUPERINTENDENTBENSON DISTRICT 01-7771400 MONTANA AVE.BENSON, MN 56215

CHARLES RICKSUPERINTENDENTSffiLEY EAST DISTRICT 01-2310BOX 1000ARLINGTON, MN 55307

MARK ROBERTSONSUPERINTENDENTFRIDLEY DISTRICT 01-146000 W. MOORE LAKE DR.FRIDLEY, MN 55432

ROGER A. RUECKERTSUPERINTENDENTZUMBROTA-MAZEPPA DISTRICT 01-2805BOX 222, 425 CHESTNUT ST.MAZEPPA, MN 55956

RONRUUDSUPERINTENDENTGREENBUSH-MIDDLE RIVER DISTRICT 01-2683BOX 70GREENBUSH, MN 56726

DALE SALBERGSUPERINTENDENTFOSSTON DISTRICT 01-601301 E. 1ST ST.FOSSTON, MN 56542

EDWARD SAXTONSUPERINTENDENTST. FRANCIS DISTRICT 01-154115 AMBASSADOR BLVD.ST. FRANCIS, MN 55070

VINCE SCHAEFERSUPERINTENDENTLUVERNE DISTRICT 01-2184709 NORTH KNISSLUVERNE, MN 56156

ROGER SCHUMACKERSUPERINTENDENTCHOKIO-ALBERTA DISTRICT 01-771BOX 68CHOKIO, MN 56221

KIM ROSSSUPERINTENDENTHOUSTON DISTRICT 01-294306 W. ELM ST.HOUSTON, MN 55943

KENNETH RUNBERGSUPERINTENDENTCAMBRIDGE-ISANTI DISTRICT 01-911315 7TH LANE N.E.CAMBRIDGE, MN 55008

RONRUUDSUPERINTENDENTTRI-COUNTY DISTRICT 01-2358BOX 178KARLSTAD, MN 56732

LOREN SAUTERSUPERINTENDENTMOUNTAIN IRON-BOOL DISTRICT 01-712BOX 537MOUNTAIN IRON, MN 55768

KEN SCARBROUGHSUPERINTENDENTSTAPLES-MOTLEY DISTRICT 01-2170202 PLEASANT AVE. N.E.STAPLES, MN 56479

JAMES SCHMITTSUPERINTENDENTWASECA DISTRICT 01-829501 ELM AVE. E.WASECA, rvrN 56093

RAYMON J. SEILERSUPERINTENDENTBELLINGHAM DISTRICT 01-371RR I BOX IBELLINGHAM, MN 56212

TAMI SENSSUPERINTENDENTJANESVILLE-WALDORF-PEMBERTONDISTRICT Ol-2835BOX 389JANESVILLE, MN 56048

FRED SEYBERTSUPERINTENDENTMENAHGA DISTRICT Ol-82lBOX l60MENAHGA, MN 56464

LISA SHELLUMSUPERINTENDENTBUTTERFIELD DISTRICT 01-836BOX 189BUTTERFIELD, MN 56120

CORNELIUS SMITSUPERINTENDENTMURRAY COUNTY CENTRAL DISTRICT 01-2l692420 28TH ST.SLAYTON, MN 56172

KELLY SMITHSUPERINTENDENTBELLE PLAINE DISTRICT 01-716220 S. MARKET ST.BELLE PLAINE, MN 56011

LYNN STEENBLOCKSUPERINTENDENTFOREST LAKE DISTRICT Ol-8316100 210TH ST. N.FOREST LAKE, MN 55025

BEV STOFFERAHNSUPERINTENDENTCHASKA DISTRICT 01-11211 PEAVEY ROADCHASKA, MN 55318

TODD SESKERSUPERINTENDENTCANNON FALLS DISTRICT 01-252820 E. MINNESOTA ST.CANNON FALLS, MN 55009

WENDY SHANNONSUPERINTENDENTBYRON DISTRICT 01-53l501 10TH AVE. N.E.BYRON, MN 55920

GARY SLETTENSUPERINTENDENTUNDERWOOD DISTRICT 01-550100 SOUTHERN AVE.UNDERWOOD, MN 56586

MICHAEL SMITHSUPERINTENDENTKASSON-MANTORVILLE DISTRICT 01-204101 l6TH ST. N.E.KASSON, MN 55944

GARY SPAWNSUPERINTENDENTM.A.C.C.R.A.Y. DISTRICT 01-2180BOX 690CLARA CITY, MN 56222

DERON STENDERSUPERINTENDENTFULDA DISTRICT 01-505BOX 247, 410 N. COLLEGE AVE.FULDA, MN 56131

DWAYNE STRANDSUPERINTENDENTYELLOW MEDICINE EAST DISTRICT 01-2190450 9TH AVE.GRANITE FALLS, MN 56241

WILLIAM STROMSUPERINTENDENTMOUNTAIN LAKE DISTRICT 01-173BOX 400, 450 12TH ST.MOUNTAIN LAKE, MN 56159

ROBERTSTUERMANSUPERINTENDENTUNITED SOUTH CENTRAL DISTRICT 01-2134250 2ND AVE. S. W.WELLS, MN 56097

PAULSUNDHOLMSUPERINTENDENTTRUMAN DISTRICT 01-458BOX 276TRUMAN, MN 56088

DALESVARENSUPERI TENDENTEAGLE VALLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLSDISTRICT 01-2759BOX 299EAGLE BEND, MN 56446

ROBERTTEWSSUPERINTENDENTCEDAR MOUNTAIN DISTRICT 01-2754BOX 188MORGAN, MN 56266

SHARON THOMASSUPERINTENDENTLITTLE FALLS DISTRICT 01-4821001 S.E 5TH AVE.LITTLE FALLS, MN 56345

RODNEY THOMPSONSUPERINTENDENTGREENWAY DISTRICT 01-316BOX 195COLERAINE, MN 55722

IERRY STRUSSSUPERINTENDENTSOUTH KOOCHICHING DISTRICT 01-363BOX 465

ORTHOME, MN 56661

LLOYD STYRWOLLSUPERINTENDENTGRAND RAPIDS DISTRICT 01-318820N.W. FIRST AVE.GRAND RAPIDS, MN 55744

TED SUSSSUPERINTENDENTWABASSO DISTRICT 01-640BOX 69, 1333 MAYST.WABASSO, MN 56293

DON SWANJORDSUPERINTENDENTBALATON DISTRICT 01-411330 3RD ST.BALATON, MN 56115

SCOTT THIELMANSUPERINTENDENTKIMBALL DISTRICT 01-739BOX 368KIMBALL, MN 55353

DAVID D. THOMPSONSUPERINTENDENTSTEWARTVILLE DISTRICT 01-534500 4TH ST. S.W.STEWARTVILLE, MN 55976

KEITH TOGSTADSUPERINTENDENTST. JAMES DISTRICT 01-840500 8TH AVE. S.ST. JAMES, tvIN 56081

LARRY TOMPKINSSUPERINTENDENTSOUTHLAND DISTRICT 01-500BOX 351ADAMS, MN 55909

CURT TRYGGESTADSUPERINTENDENTESKO DISTRICT 01-99BOX 10,2 HWY. 61 E.ESKO, MN 55733

JAMES VARICHAKSUPERINTENDENTCHISHOLM DISTRICT 01-695300 S.W. 3RD AVE.CHISHOLM, MN 55719

DAVID VIKSUPERINTENDENTIVANHOE DISTRICT 01-403BOX 9IVANHOE, MN 56142

GERALD WALSETHSUPERINTENDENTBRAINERD DISTRICT 01-181300 QUINCE ST.BRAINERD, MN 56401

DEBORAH WANEKSUPERINTENDENTHENNING DISTRICT 01-545500 SCHOOL AVE.HENNING, MN 5655 I

LARRY WERDERSUPERINTENDENTBERTHA-HEWITT DISTRICT 01-786BOX8BERTHA, MN 56437

JOHN TRITABAUGHSUPERINTENDENTALBANY DISTRICT 01-745BOX 330ALBANY, MN 56307

BOB VAADELANDSUPERINTENDENTCYRUS DISTRICT 01-611BOX 40CYRUS, MN 56323

DAVID VIKSUPERINTENDENTHENDRICKS DISTRICT 01-402200 E. LINCOLNHENDRICKS, MN 56136

NICK WALDOCHSUPERINTENDENTBRAHAM DISTRICT 01-314BOX 488BRAHAM, MN 55006

E.R. WALTMANSUPERINTENDENTMANKATO DISTRICT 01-77BOX 8741,10 CIVIC CENTER PLAZAMANKATO, MN 56002

KEVIN WELLENSUPERINTENDENTMELROSE DISTRICT 01-740546 N. 5TH AVE. E.MELROSE, MN 56352

LARRY WERDERSUPERINTENDENTBROWERVILLE DISTRICT 01-787BOX 185BROWERVILLE, MN 56438

MARK WESTBYSUPERINTENDENTBRANDON DISTRICT 01-207BOX 185BRANDON, lYfN 56315

ROBERT WINDELSUPERINTENDENTHUTCHINSON DISTRICT 01-42330 GLEN ST. N.HUTCHINSON, MN 55350

LOYWOELBERSUPERINTENDENTWESTBROOK-WALNUT GROVE SCHOOLSDISTRICT 01-2898344 8TH ST.WESTBROOK, MN 56183

WILLIAM WOLDSUPERINTENDENTLITCHFIELD DISTRICT 01-465114 N. HOLCOMBE AVE.LITCHFIELD, 1vfN 55355

KAY WORNERSUPERINTENDENTSARTELL D[STRICT 01-748212 THIRD AVE. N.SARTELL, MN 56377

STEVE WYMORESUPERINTENDENTWILLOW R[VER DISTRICT 01-577BOX 66WILLOW RIVER, 1vfN 55795

BARBRA ZAKRAJSEKSUPERINTENDENTMILACA DISTRICT 01-9[2500 HWY. 23 W.MILACA, MN 56353

JOEL WHITEHURSTSUPERINTENDENTWATERVILLE-ELYSIAN-MORRlSTOWNDISTRICT 01-2143500 E. PAQUIN ST.WATERVILLE,1vfN 56096

JANET WITTHUHNSUPERINTENDENTMOUNDS VIEW DISTRICT 01-6212959 HAMLINE AVE. N.ROSEVILLE, MN 55113

MARK WOLAKSUPERINTENDENTMAHTOMEDI DISTRICT 01-8321520 MAHTOMEDI AVE.MAHTOMEDI,1vfN 55115

ROGER WORNERSUPERINTENDENTGLENCOE-SILVER LAKE DISTRICT 01-28591621 E. 16TH ST.GLENCOE, MN 55336

STEVE WYMORESUPERINTENDENTHERMAN-NORCROSS DISTRICT 01-264BOX 288HERMAN, 1vfN 56248

JOEL YOUNGSUPERINTENDENTCAMPBELL-TINTAH DISTRICT 01-852BOX8CAMPBELL, MN 56522

ALLEN ZENORSUPERINTENDENTULEN-HITTERDAL DISTRICT 01-914BOX 389ULEN,1vfN 56585

MAROA ZIEGLERSUPERINTENDENTST. MICHAEL-ALBERTVILLE DISTRICT 01-88511343 50TH S1. N.E.ALBERTVILLE, MN 55301

KLINT WILLERTSUPERINTENDENTMARSHALL DISTRICT 01-413401 E. SARATOGA ST.MARSHALL, MN 56258

FRANCES POPLAUSUPERINTENDENTNEW PRAGUE AREA SCHOOLS DISTRICT 01-721301 LEXINGTON AVE. S.NEW PRAGUE, MN 56071

TODD CAMERONSUPERINTENDENTNEW YORK MILLS DISTRICT 01-553BOX218NEW YORK MILLS, MN 56567

LARRY SWANSONSUPERINTENDENTNORMAN COUNTY EAST DISTRICT 01-2215BOX 420TWIN VALLEY, MN 56584

ROBERT STEPANIAKSUPERINTENDENTNORTH BRANCH DISTRICT 01-138BOX 370, 6644 MAIN ST.NORTH BRANCH, MN 55056

CHRIS RICHARDSONSUPERINTENDENTNORTHFIELD DISTRICT 01-6591400 S. DIVISIONNORTHFIELD, MN 55057

GENEZULKSUPERINTENDENTWESTONKA DISTRICT 01-2775901 SUNNYFIELD RD. E.MINNETRISTA, MN 55364

PAUL CARLSONSUPERINTENDENTNEW LONDON-SPICER DISTRICT 01-345BOX 430NEW LONDON, MN 56273

HAROLD REMMESUPERINTENDENTNEW ULM DISTRICT 01-88400S. PAYNENEW ULM, MN 56073

GREGG ALLENSUPERINTENDENTNICOLLET DISTRICT 01-507BOX 108NICOLLET, MN 56074

CALINE OLSONSUPERINTENDENTNORMAN COUNTY WEST DISTRICT 01-2527BOX 39HENDRUM, MN 56550

DAN KALERSUPERINTENDENTNORTH ST PAUL-MAPLEWOOD DISTRICT 01-6222520 E. 12TH AVE.NORTH ST. PAUL, MN 55109

MICHAEL DOROSUPERINTENDENTNORTHLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLSDISTRICT 01-118316 MAIN S1. E.REMER, MN 56672

JOHN HORNUNGSUPERINTENDENTNORWOOD DISTRICT 01-108BOX 247NORWOOD YOUNG AMERICA, MN 55368

JAMES GUETTERSUPERINTENDENTOKLEE DISTRICT 01-627BOX 100OKLEE, MN 56742

KAREN ORCUTTSUPERINTENDENTORONO DISTRICT 01-278BOX 46LONG LAKE, MN 55356

JOHN PETERKASUPERINTENDENTOSAKIS DISTRICT 01-213BOX XOSAKIS, MN 56360

THOMAS TAPPERSUPERINTENDENTOWATONNA DISTRICT 01-761515 W. BRIDGE ST.OWATONNA, MN 55060

MICHAEL MARTINSUPERINTENDENTPARKERS PRALRIE DISTRICT 01-547BOX 46, 411 S. OTTER AVE.PARKERS PRAIRIE, MN 56361

KENTBALDRYSUPERINTENDENTPELICAN RAPIDS DISTRICT 01-548BOX 642PELICAN RAPIDS, MN 56572

TOM RICHSUPERINTENDENTOGILVIE DISTRICT 01-333333 SCHOOL DR.OGILVIE, MN 56358

JOHN VARNERSUPERINTENDENTONAMIA DISTRICT 01-48035465 125TH AVE.ONAMIA, MN 56359

JEFFREY TAYLORSUPERINTENDENTORTONVILLE DISTRICT 01-62200 TROJAN DR.ORTONVILLE, MN 56278

JOHN O'SULLIVANSUPERINTENDENTOSSEO DISTRICT 01-27911200 93RD AVE. N.MAPLE GROVE, MN 55369

GLENN CHID0SUPERINTENDENTPARK RAPIDS DISTRICT 01-309301 HUNTSINGER AVENUEPARKRAPIDS,MN 56470

TODD BURLINGAMESUPERINTENDENTPAYNESVILLE DISTRICT 01-741217 W. MILL ST.PAYNESVILLE, MN 56362

PERCY LINGENSUPERINTENDENTPEQUOT LAKES DISTRICT 01-186BOX 368PEQUOT LAKES, MN 56472

TAMARA USELMANSUPERINTENDENTPERHAM DISTRICT 0\-549200 5TH ST. SE. ROOM DPERHAM,MN 56573

PHIL JOHNSONSUPERINTENDENTPILLAGER DISTRICT 0\-\16323 EAST SECOND ST. S.PILLAGER, MN 56473

BRIAN GRENELLSUPERINTENDENTPINE ISLAND DISTRICT 0\-255BOX 398PINE ISLAND, MN 55963

CATHERINE BETTINOSUPERINTENDENTPINE RNER-BACKUS DISTRICT 01-2\74BOX 610PINE RIVER, MN 56474

PETER GRANTSUPERINTEr-..roENTPLAINVIEW DISTRICT 01-810500 W. BROADWAYPLAINVIEW, tvfN 55964

MARY ANN STRALEYSUPERINTENDENTPRINCETON DISTRICT 01-477706 1ST ST.PRINCETON, MN 55371

DIANE RAUSCHENFELSSUPERINTENDENTPROCTOR DISTRICT 01-704131 9TH AVE.PROCTOR, MN 55810

GEORGE WEBERSUPERINTENDENTPiERZ DISTRICT 0\-484\\2 KAMNIC ST.PIERZ, MN 56364

DARWIN BOSTICSUPERINTENDENTPINE CITY DISTRICT 0\-5781400 MAIN ST. S.PINE CITY, MN 55063

BONNIE GURNOSUPERINTENDENTPINE POINT DISTRICT 01-25BOX 8PONSFORD, MN 56575

JIM LENTZSUPERINTENDENTPIPESTONE .AREA SCHOOLS DISTRICT 01-2689140\ SW 7TH ST.PrPESTONE, MN 56164

JAMES LENTZSUPERINTENDENTPLUMMER DISTRICT 01-628BOX 7PLUMMER, MN 56748

TOM WESTERHAUSSUPERINTENDENTPRIOR LAKE-SAVAGE AREA SCHOOLSDISTRICT 01-719BOX 539PRIOR LAKE, MN 55372

DONALD PRESSNALLSUPERINTENDENTRANDOLPH DISTRICT 01-195BOX 38, 29\10 DAVISSON AVE.RANDOLPH, MN 55065

STUART DESJARLAITSUPERINTENDENTRED LAKE DISTRICT 01-38BOX 499, HWY. IRED LAKE, MN 56671

JOHN BRENNANSUPERINTENDENTRED ROCK CENTRAL DISTRICT 01-2884BOX 278LAMBERTON, MN 56152

RICK ELLINGWORTHSUPERINTENDENTREDWOOD AREA SCHOOLS DISTRICT 01-2897100 GEORGE RAMSETH DR.REDWOOD FALLS, MN 56283

BARBARA DEVLINSUPERINTENDENTRICHFIELD DISTRICT 01-2807001 HARRIET AVE. S.RICHFIELD, MN 55423

JERRY WILLIAMSSUPERINTENDENTROCHESTER DISTRICT 01-535615 S.W. 7TH ST.ROCHESTER, MN 55902

SCOTTSTASKASUPERINTENDENTROCORI DISTRICT 01-750534 N. 5TH AVE.COLD SPRING, MN 56320

JOHN CURRIESUPERINTENDENTROSEMOUNT-APPLE VALLEY-EAGANDISTRICT 01-19614445 DIAMOND PATH WESTROSEMOUNT, MN 55068

ALAN FOLEYSUPERINTENDENTRED LAKE FALLS DISTRICT 01-630BOX 399RED LAKE FALLS, MN 56750

STAN SLESSORSUPERINTENDENTRED WING DISTRICT 01-256245 I EAGLE RTDGE DR.RED WING, MN 55066

DOUG CONBOYSUPERINTENDENTRENVILLE COUNTY WEST DISTRICT 01-2890BOX 338RENVILLE, MN 56284

STAN MACKSUPERINTENDENTROBBINSDALE DISTRICT 01-2814148 WINNETKA AVE. N.NEW HOPE, MN 55427

KRISTIN ANDERSONSUPERINTENDENTROCKFORD DISTRICT 01-883BOX 9ROCKFORD, MN 55373

LARRY GUGGISBERGSUPERINTENDENTROSEAU DISTRICT 01-682509 3RD ST. N.E.ROSEAU, MN 56751

JOHN THEINSUPERINTENDENTROSEVILLE DISTRICT 01-6231251 W. COUNTY RD. B-2ROSEVILLE, MN 55113

WARREN SCHMIDTSUPERINTENDENTROTHSAY D[STRICT 01-850[23 SECOND ST. N.W.ROTHSAY, MN 56579

CHARLES RICKSUPERINTENDENTST. LOUIS COUNTY DISTRICT 01-21421701 N. 9TH AVE.VIRGINIA, MN 55792

JOHN CSELOVSZKISUPERINTENDENTROUND LAKE DISTRICT 0[-516445 HARRISON ST.ROUND LAKE, MN 56167

ACCOUNTANCY BOARD

Tolal Employees: 5

AGRICULTURE DEPT

Total Employees: =503

Shared Services reduces critical/coreemployees by 10

ANIMAL HEALTH BOARD

Total Employees: JeE

June 20, 2005 - 4:00 p.m.

# of employees = 1$1.160 / week personnel costs

The folloW'ing portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:

Renewal of licenses

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue.secure, or support these operations are authorized in the event of a govemmentshut down.

# of employees =~1 03 + 40 temPorary$+1-J,OO(l166 700 I week personnel costs

The following portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:

Commercial Feed RegulationAgrieuttural Chemical Emergency ResponseFood InspectionDairy InspectionFood Safety Emergency & Food Re·inspectionState Meat InspectionLaboratory Services

Agronomy AnalysisiAg Chemical Emergency ResponseFood Safety EmergenciesIDairy and Food Inspection ServicesMonitoring and Regulatory Analysis to Stale Meal Inspection ProgramRegulatory Analysjs for Commercial Feed

Nudear ResponseBiological Control ProgramMonitor and control invasive species of exotic plant diseases and pestsSoybean RustMDA lab & Bldg. ConstructionCore administrative support. induding payroll processing

Only statf and operating e)(peflses that are minimally necessary to continue,secure, or support these operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshut dOlMl.

Portions or all 0' this agency use non-appropriated funds as revenue source:

# of employees = 42

• Farmers Mal1

Tolal Employees: 9£2

ARTS BOARD

Total Employees: 13

BARBER AND COSMETOLOGYEXAMINERS BOARD

Tolal Employees: 6

BEHAVioRAL HEALl'j:f&THERAPY .BOARD

Total employees: a~

Total Employees: ll:l~

CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS BOARD

Tolal Employees: 5

June 20. 2005 - 4:00 p.m.

it ofemployees ~ 1S1.160 I week personnel costs

The following portions of your aitical operations plan have been approved:

Renewal of lk:enses

OnJy staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue.secure. or support these operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshut dO'Ml.

Closed

Closed

# of employees = 2$2,320 I week personnel costs


Renewal of licenses

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue.sec\Ke. or support these operateons are authOrized in the event of a governmentshul down.

# o(emploYeeS =2$2.320 I week personnel costs


Propefty Security

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue.secure, Of support these operalions are authorized in the event of a governmentshut do\Ml.

# of employees = 1$1.160 I week personnel costs

The follo'Wing portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:

Renewal of licenses

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue.secure. or suppOfi these operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshutdown.

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COMMERCE DEPT'

'Total Employees: 323313

~ # of em~oyees =5.$7,610 I week personnel costs

iThe follov.,;ng portions 01 your critical operations ptan have been approved:

,. Pre-paymenl to< the Minnesota Message Relay ServicePreserve state's interest in pending litigation and on-going regulatoryinvestigationsOn-call payroll processing and IT system support

DENTISTRYBOARD

Total Employees: 11

Tolal Employees: 2

'DISABILITY COUNCIL

Total Employees: liZ

June 20, 2005 - 4:00 p,m,

'Current licenses remain in effect if renewal applications are submitted to theDepartment of Commerce by 6130/05 or the appropriate renewal deadline.

: Only 5laff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue,:secure, or support these operations are authorized in the event of a government,shutdown.

,Oil of'employees ; 4$4,640 I wee!< personnel COsts

The following portions of your ctitical operations plan have been approved:

Respond to complaints about dental professionalsIssue disciplinary actionsRenewal and issuance of licenses

Only staff and operating expenses thai are minimally necessary to continue.secure, or support these operations are authorized in ttle event of a governmentshutdown.

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Total Employees: ~31

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES BD

Total Employees:;l;lll

June 20, 2005 - 4:00 p.m.

iI'of employees = iM29.5·$~34,3951 week personnel costs


Maltreatment of Minors ProgramSupport operations to critical functions. induding on-call payroll processingAdministrative Management aod CommunicationsProtection of state buildings and other property owned by the governmentCritical Sale Categorical and Fonnula Aids./' General Education aid. including all linkages to the formula

(compensatory, limited English proficiency. extended sparsity, operatingcapital, training and experience. equity. lransition and referendum aid)

.t' Special education.....egular and excess

./ Head Start funding oonsisteot with CAP critical seMces programs at theDepartment of Human Services

./ Cost aid transition for disabled students aid; aid for children withdisabilities

./ Tribal contract aid-/ Migrant Head Slart Proaram-/ Alternalive teadier compensation aid-/ Charter schoi building lease aid-/ School lunch aid; school breakfast aid'" Adulls lNith disabilities aidCritical Federal Formula Aids./ Special Education Formula Aid; Special Education Pre-school Formula

Aid./ Special Education Grants for Infants and Families with Disability./ Title I Formula Aid-/ Title I Program for Neglected and Delinquent./ Title 11- Part A Improving Teacher Quality and Teacher Quality

Enhancement" nUe " - Education Technology Grants Fonnula Grants" nUe V Fonnula Aid-/ Federal FooO Program Breakfast, Federal Food Program lunch; Federal

Food Program Special Milk" CACFP Food Service; CACFP Commodities./ Summer Food Program for Children" Miorant Educational GrantsNo Child Left Behind (NCLB)Teacher and AdminislJator Uceosing

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue,secure, Of support this operation is authorized in the event of a government shutdo'M). •

# of employees; 7$8,120 I week personnel costs

The foJlmving portions of your critical operalions plan have been approved:

Ensuring ambulance coverage in the area of disaster dedared by Governor'semergency management response team (On-call only)Toxicology lineReceive, investigate, and resolve complaints from publicMonitor health professionals in HPSP programRenewal of licenses

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary 10 conlinue.secure. or support Ihese operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshut dolNO.

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EMPLOYMEi,iT & ECONOMicDEVELOPMENT (DEED)

Total Employees: ~1665

ENViRONMENTAL ASSISTANCE

Total Employees: iJ6-1

EXPLORE- MiNNESOTA TOURisM

Totat Employees: 3ll§Q

FARIBAULT ACADEMIES-

Totat Employees: 267

June 20, 2005 - 4:00 p_m.

1#01 emPloyees ;-64211 -:$99,34Q329 160 I week personnel costs

iThe follolNing portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:Unemployment Insurance Benefit Payments and Initial ClaimsProcess claims for social security disability paym entsPublic Facilities Authority bond obligation on-call servicesBusiness and Community Development Projects (on-eall technical assistance)On-

·Total Employees: ~1387

HOI.iSING FINANCE AGENCY

•Total Employees: -tllS186

June 20,2005 -4:00 p.m.

# of employees = 209.$ 342.750 I week personnel costs


Investigate and respond to Disease OutbreaksCore Public Health Laboralory CapacityHealth Facilities Complaint InvestigationSafeguard Public Health DataEmergency Response to biological I chemical! radiological I nuclear and otherpublic health emergenciesPublic Health Management & CommunicationsFacility SecurityHealth and safety inspections of nursing homes. hospitals, and home healthcare facilitiesFood inspection and food safety or securityInspections of municipal water supply systems. swimming pools, water welldrillersRoutine and oon~emergency disease outbreak and intervention activitiesAU healtl1 occupations licensing and inspection activiti~Issuance of birth and death certificatesWIC (Women, Infants and Children) ProgramMDH building construction - project managementAdministrative support, including payroll processing

Only staff and operating expenses lhat are minimally necessary 10 continue.secure. or suppOr1 these operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshut do\Ol11.

# of employees :: .:1-85186Portions or all of this agency use statutorily appropriated funds as revenue source:

All Functions

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Total Employees: _942

June 20, 200S - 4:00 p.m.

.# of employees ~ 4080$5 million I \veek payroll$117 million I week benefits

:The follOVoling portions of yOU( crittcaf operabons plan have been approved:

• Slate Operated Services inpatient and outpatient treatment for mentally ill (MI),chemically dependent (CD), psychopathic personalities (PP), MinnesotaExtended Treatment Options (METO) & nursing home; residential services forpersons with devekJpmental disabilities (DO): day training and habilitation (DT&H)programs: mental healtt1 initiative (MHI); medication administration: MHI - crisisresponse teams; and DO Commooity Support Services (eSS): in home supportstaff; and DO ess limited triage staft to respond 10 00 crisis.

• State operated services system-wide support and oversight for client treatmentservices.

• Cash, child care and food assistance to families & individuals. Monl,",ly and dailyissuance for cash & food'.

• Child Support Pa:yments: receipt and disbursement; PRISM maintenance andoperation for county Child Support agencies.

• Adoption Assistance PaymentsIReiative Custody Assistance• Health care - Medical Assistance. General Assistance Medical Care, & Minnesota

Care• Payments to the foUolNing~ providers: personal care attendants (PCAs).

private duty nursing SeMces; home health agencies: special transportationproviders pharmacy services; waiver services. induding CAe. CADI. MRiRC.TBI. Elderty and Altemative Care; day training and habilitatton (DT&H)' nursinghomes (SNFIICF): volume purchasing fO( oxygen: children's therapeutic supportsecvices (CTSS): adult residential mental health services (ARMHS); menIalhealth crisis services; intensive residential treatment services (IRTS); RuralHearth dinics; Indian Heallh Services and tribal providers' and Federally QualifiedHealth Clinics.

• Processing premium payments for MinnesotaCare enrollees.• HIV/AIDS program.• Senior nutrition and home deli ....ered meals.• Ombudsman for Older MN.• Guardianship Sernces.• Maintain Slate-wide Social Service Information System Health Network support

to county servers.• Commodity Distribulion via TEFAP (The Emergency Fooo Assistance Program

and USDA).• MNEPD approval for late payments requests for good cause.• Approval of Nursing Home Admissions for persons under 21.• Approval of OBRA Levell and 2 NUfSing Home Admission Screening

Documents. Transitional Housing and Emergency Services Program• Community Action and Community Services Block Grants• Deaf blind support services. intervenor and independent living services fOf adult

deaf blind• Residential and community menial health services for deaf, deaf blind. and hard

of hearing• Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing• Applicant background checks lor persons working in programs licensed by DHS

aAd• MOFI OHS Building Construction-Project Management I Converged Network

Development• Findings issued in Special Review Board Hearings already held

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue,secure. or support these operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshut d01M1.

Portions or all of this agency use stalulorily appropriated funds as revenue source:

• Slate Operated Services-outside Laundry Contracts

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Tolal Employees:~~

.LABOR AND INDUSTRY DEPT

Total Employees: ;>7;1449

• Shared services reduce criticaVcoreemployees by 5

MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY BD

Total Employees: 2

MEDIATION SERVICES DEPT

Total Employees: ..l61.2

June 20,2005 - 4:00 p.m.

.# oi employees ; ~~

PortKms or all of this agency use statutorily appropriated funds as revenue source:

All Functions

II of employees;; 39g$~ 150 I week personnel costs


Limited Workplace Safely/Health Regulation-Response to fatalities, imminentdanger and catastrophic workplace events.Boiler Vessel & High Pressure Piping - Routine inspections and inspections ofsystem failures causing fatal or imminent danger and continued licensing ofoperatorsChild labor RegulationBenefit Payments to Injured WorkersRoutine electrical inspections, camival events, and license renewals for current·electricians (Board of Electricity)Elevator Inspections on-call for accidentsPlumbing inspections on new and remodeled construction projectsPlumber license renewalsau Central and Technology Services, including payroll processing

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue.secure, or support these operations are authorized in the event of a 'governmentshut do'M1.

Portions or all of this agency use non-appropriated funds as revenue source:

# of employees = 311

Building codes and standards inspections of elevators. manufactured hornes.and building inspections on projects located throughout the state. as well asplan review.

#- of em ployees = 1$1 ,160 Jweek personnel costs

The follolMng portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:

Renewal of licenses

Only staff and operating expenses thai are minimally necessary to continue,secure, or support these operatio()s are authoriZed in the event of a governmentshutdown,

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Total Em ployees: :!;Ill

NATURAL RESOURCES DEPT

Tolal Employees: =021

June 20, 2005 - 4:00 p.m.

# of employees =7$7.500 I week personnel costs

~ The following portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:

Processing and investigating complaints against physicians and other healthcare providers alleging unsafe or illegal health cafe practices.Issuing new licenses and permits to physidans and other regUlated health careproviders.Renewal of licenses and registrations to physidans and other health careproviders in order thai they may continue to practice medicine legally_

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue,secure, or support these operations are authoriZed in the event of a governmentshutdown.

# of employees = 3.660


• Metro Mobility• Metro Transit services {one month only>• Contracted regular routes (one month only)

Portions or all of this agency use other funds as revenue source:

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• Metro l=raFlsit &eFHiGe6 (ORe mORth ORly)·~(OR9RlOnth only)• Community Programs• Opt·Out Community Services

# 6'- employees;; 211$245,000 I week personnel costs


Provide law enforcement, public safety, and safety trainingEnforce hunting. ott-Highway (OHV) vehide and watercraft lawsWellands law enforcementFirearms and vehide safety training

Fire SuppressionFlood and Dam Safety ResponseHazmal ResponseFish Hatchery-Custodial, to keep hatchery fish aliveTree Nursery·Cuslodial. to waler nursery trees to keep them aliveOn-call payroll services

Note: Others (up to 75) may be added in event of emergencies such as fire, flood,tornado. elc.

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue,secure, or support these operalions are authoriZed in the event of a governmentshut down.

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.NURSING BOARD

Total Employees: :!all

NURSING HOME ADMiN BD

Total Employees: 2

OMBUDSMAN MH/MR

Total Employees: +Ill]!

OMBUDSPERSON FOR FAMIUES

Total Employees: J1

OPTOMETRY BOARD

Total Employees: 2

June 20, 2005 - 4:00 p.m.

# of empkiyees = 6$4.800 I week personnel costs

The follolNing portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:

Processing complaints alleging unsafe nursing practices.Issuing of licenses/temporary permits to practice nursingRenewal of licensure

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue,secure, or support these operalions are authorized in the event of a governmentshut down.

# of employees = 1 • ;; 2$3,480 I week personnel costs

The (0110""";09 portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:

lnvesttgate complaintsTake disciplinary actio."Issue and renewal of licenses

• NHAB administers IT. HR, and payroll services for 15 hearth related boards.

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue.secure, or support these operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshutdown.

# of employees = 412$4,&W1B,320 I week personnel costs


Individual Client Services/Investigations or ReviewsDeath and Serious Injury Review

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue.secure, or support these operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshut down.

Closed

# of employees.::: 1$1,160 i week personnel costs

The following portions of your crilical operations plan have been approved:

Investigate complaints regarding optometrists

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue,secure, or support these operations are authorized in the event of a governmenlshut do..'"l.

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PHARMACY BOARD

Total Employees: 16

PHYSICAL THERAPY ·BoAifcj"

Total Employees; 2

PODIATRIC MEDICINE BOARD

Total Employees: 1

POLLUT"ION CONTROL AGENCY

Total Employees: 1+4775

PSYCHOLOGY BOARD

Total Employees: 9

June 20, 2005 - 4:00 p.m.

# of employees = 6$6.960 Jweek personnel costs

The (ollowing portklns of your critical operations plan have been approved:

Investigate complaintsRenewal of licensesInspect pharmacies, whotesalers. certain researchers

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue,secure. or support these operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshut dOlMl.

Closed

# ot employees ~ .5$580 I week personnel costs

The following portions 01 your critical operations ptan have been approved:

Renewal of licenses

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue.secure. Of support these operations are 3ulhorized in the event of a governmentshut down.

Ii of empla·yees =·26·$52.000 I week personnel costs


Emergency Response RemediationMaintenance and monitoring of ongoing remedial systems at state owneddosed landfills. LUST fund financed sites, and Superfund sitesAir quality monitoring and air quality health alertsTraining and licensing of environmental professionalsOo

PUBLIC SAFETY DEPT

Total Employees: +5-l&1457

PUBLIC 'UTILrhES COMM

Total Employees:~

SOCiAL W6RK BOARD

Total Employees: 10

June 20, 2005 - 4:00 p.m.

..# of employees = 712$830.190 I week personnel costs

The folloVtting portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:

Slate PatrolAll road troopers and selected supervisorsAll Radio Communications Officers and supervisorsCapilol SecurityInvestigate all highway crashes and fatalitiesEnforcement of commercial vehidesSchool bus safety equipment and driver inspectionsWeigh scales will be openFlight or air support provided to local police agenciesSpecial response team will support local police agenciesMotor vehicle crash reports remain available

Pipefine SafetyInvestigation and oversight of gas and hazardous liquidsHazardous responseFederal inspecUon and infrastructure security

DriVe( and Vehicle Servi

TRAr.iifpORTATioN DEPT

Total Employees: 485t4828

VETERANS HOME BOARD

Tolal Employees: -W4ll1057

VETERINARY MEDICINE BD

Total Employees: 2

June 20. 2005 - 4:00 p.m.

;-i/. of employees: 864$1.35 million I week personnel costs

The follO\Ning portions of your critical operations plan have been approved:

Provide highway operations and maintenance emergency services affectingthe safety of the pUblic:

• Barricade replacementRepair damaged guardrails or replace any removed constructiOt1 sitebarriersRepair hazardous conditions on roadways (pavement blow-ups.obstructions, wash--outs, etc.)Traffic signal repair; stop and yield sign replacement

Continuation of active (200) construction projectsHazardous Materiallnddent ResponseStillwater lift Bridge operationContinue ramp meters and MnPASS Hot Lane operationsAssessmeot of traffic damage to bridgesMaintain aeronautic navigation systemsMaintain pitat v.' bioterrorism event or zoonotic disease outbreak (Salmonella orMonkey Pox) veterinarian credentialing and licensing to practice veterinarymedicine in Minnesota.

Only staff and operating expenses that are minimally necessary to continue,secure or support these operations are authorized in the event of a governmentshut down.

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WATER 8. SOIL RESC)URCES SOARD

Tolal Employees: wg

ciosed

Tot31 Employees: 15

dosed- 15

Total Employees: =271

June 20, 2005 - 4:00 p_m_

# of employees = =71

Portions or aU of this agency use other funds as revenue source:

All Functions

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