Departments A Through G

Agricultural Inspector

Each County Board of Commissioners is required in Minnesota Statute 18.80 to appoint one or more County Agricultural Inspector to provide regulation of seeds, noxious weeds, screenings, and to assist in the regulation of pesticides, fertilizers, feeds and insect pests.

Assessor's Office

The Assessor's Office is responsible for the assessment of all real, personal and exempt property in Le Sueur County.

Auditor-Treasurer Office

The Auditor-Treasurer’s Office serves as custodian of all county funds and cash assets, and handles all funds received and/or paid out by the county, is responsible for investing all county surplus funds, designation of depositories, securing collateral to protect funds and determines terms of investments.

Building Maintenance

The building maintenance department provides repair, maintenance, and custodial services for county facilities and any rental property.

County Administration

County Attorney

The Le Sueur County Attorney is elected by the citizens of Le Sueur County to a four year term.

County Surveyor

Court Administration

View information about the District Court and Court Administration.

Drainage

Drug Court

Le Sueur County District Court, in the First Judicial District of Minnesota, provides a Post-Plea, Pre-Sentence, Drug Court Program to reduce chemical abuse and criminal behavior of non- violent adult offenders.

Emergency Management

The Le Sueur County Emergency Management Team is dedicated to reducing the effects of disasters upon the people of the community.

Environmental Services

The Environmental Services Department is responsible for planning and managing programs designed to protect health, safety, and welfare of the citizens on Le Sueur County as well as the environment.

Extension Office

The University of Minnesota Extension at Le Sueur County is the educational outreach of the University of Minnesota, connecting education and research to the needs of citizens and communities.

Geographic Information System (GIS)

The Geographic Information System Department was developed under the direction of the County Board to centralize tax and land information into an all encompassing graphical data set that benefits the public and local government.