Minnesota Transportation Department

The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) in Motley, MN provides comprehensive travel information and resources for residents and visitors. From road conditions to construction projects, MnDOT offers a wide range of services to ensure safe and efficient travel throughout the state. With a focus on public safety and stakeholder engagement, MnDOT encourages community involvement and feedback to improve transportation infrastructure. Whether reporting road issues or participating in public events, MnDOT is dedicated to enhancing the travel experience for all Minnesotans. Generated from the website

The Minnesota Department of Transportation s Willmar-District 8 serves Chippewa, Lyon, Pipestone, Kandiyohi, McLeod and Redwood counties throughout Minnesota. The district supports over 350 bridges, nearly 15 airports and 10 transit systems. It also maintains more than 2,885 lane miles of state and federal highways. The Minnesota Department of Transportation s Willmar-District 8 undertakes projects for the repair and maintenance of bridge decks tension cable guardrails, and warning flashers and lighting systems. The district specializes in grading, unbonded concrete overlay, and bituminous and concrete surfacing works. Its regional offices are located in Marshall and Hutchinson cities in Minnesota. The Minnesota Department of Transportation is administered by the state government of Minnesota.

Todd County Social Services is a county department that provides chemical dependency, family counseling and housing rehabilitation services. Located in Long Prairie, Minn., the department also offers mental health care and medical assistance services. Its child support enforcement services include paternity establishment and the collection, distribution and enforcement of support orders. In addition, Todd County Social Services administers the Food Stamp Program, which includes financial assistance for low-income individuals and families to purchase food items. The department provides individual protection services related to abuse and neglect. It additionally administers the Energy Assistance Program (EAP), which provides crisis management and replacement services. The department is a part of the Minnesota Department of Human Services, which has a staff of more than 7,200 employees and offers employment-related and economic support services.