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Board renews joint powers agreement with BCA for internet‑crimes‑against‑children investigations
Summary
Isanti County approved Resolution 2025‑018 to renew a joint powers agreement with the BCA to continue assistance on internet crimes against children investigations; staff said the partnership carries no cost to the county.
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Isanti County commissioners approved Resolution 2025‑018 on June 3, renewing a joint powers agreement that continues the county’s participation in an Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task‑force partnership with the BCA.
A county staff member presented the item for the sheriff’s office and described the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) as providing specialized forensic and technological assistance that supports investigations of suspected internet crimes against children. Staff said the agreement is a renewal of a long‑standing partnership and that there is no direct cost to the county for the task force participation.
Commissioner Mike Christiansen moved to approve the resolution; Commissioner Jeff Lareau seconded. The board approved the joint powers agreement by voice vote.
Motion and vote: Commissioner Christiansen moved to approve Resolution 2025‑018; Commissioner Lareau seconded. Commissioners voted in favor with no recorded opposition.
