Wadena County Commissioners: Do our zoning laws encourage development?

by Trinity Gruenberg

trinity@inhnews.com

Canine Officer Nitro

The Wadena County Commissioners held their regular meeting on February 7.

Donation of New K9

Chief Deputy Joe Schoon explained they received a grant to be used to receive a new K9 and deputy training from McDonough K9.

K9 Nitro, who has been active since 2018, has an expected service of 8-10 years, and is currently in his seventh year. He was between 3-4 years old when he began which gives him 2-3 years of service remaining.

With legislation looking to legalize recreational marijuana—in which Nitro is trained in detection—should the legislation pass, Nitro’s ability would become obsolete.

Sergeant Bryan Savaloja explained McDonough donates around the state . . .

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