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Morrison County endorses America's 250th anniversary commemoration
Summary
The Morrison County Board adopted a resolution July 14 endorsing national semiquincentennial (July 4, 2026) commemorations, encouraging local events and registering the county with the state commission.
The Morrison County Board unanimously adopted a resolution on July 14 endorsing the nation’s semiquincentennial commemoration of the U.S. founding on July 4, 1776.
Administrator Matt LeBlanc read the resolution noting the national and state commissions established to coordinate the 250th anniversary observances. The resolution recognizes July 4, 2026 as the semiquincentennial and encourages citizens, schools, businesses and civic groups to organize events; a certified copy will be sent to the state’s America250 commission to register Morrison County’s participation.
Following adoption by voice vote, board members posed for photographs and staff circulated a cake for employees, marking the county’s internal observance.
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