Morrison County HHS reports steady caseloads, highlights data tracking and staffing pressures
Health and Human Services told the board it handles roughly 10,700 monthly touch points, employs 106 people and is preparing for pending state policy changes that will increase workload; staff launched a new CaseWorks platform and outlined opioid and housing grant spending plans.
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Nate, an agency official presenting Morrison County’s Health and Human Services annual/mid‑year report on May 19, told commissioners the department manages roughly 10,700 touch points each month and employs 106 people with a combined 961 years of service.
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