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Parking Ramp behind St. Louis Courthouse to temporarily close for repairs

Parking Ramp behind St. Louis Courthouse to temporarily close for repairs

Beginning Monday, July 14, the Third Street Parking Ramp, which connects by skywalk to the rear of the St. Louis County Courthouse in Duluth, will close for scheduled maintenance. The closure for resurfacing work is expected to take approximately six weeks.

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New Scam Alert

New Scam Alert

The Sheriff’s Office has taken numerous calls from citizens reporting a new scam. The scammers are sending invoices via email that claim to be from St. Louis County Planning and Zoning. The invoices demand money be wired to various locations. The Sheriff's Office has determined these emails and invoices are fraudulent. In addition, St. Louis County WILL NEVER ask that money be wired, sent via gift cards, or paid in any other unorthodox manner.
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Miller Sentenced

Miller Sentenced

On July 7, 2025, in St. Louis County District Court in Duluth, the Honorable Theresa Neo sentenced Justin Lee Miller, 43, to the presumptive sentence of four years in prison for Dangerous Weapons – Drive by shooting toward an occupied motor vehicle or building, announced St. Louis County Attorney Kim Maki. Mr. Miller pleaded guilty to the Dangerous Weapons charge during a hearing on May 15, 2025.
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One vehicle crash with injuries- Town Line Road

One vehicle crash with injuries- Town Line Road

On July 8th, 2025 at 1125 hours, the St. Louis County Sheriff's Office responded to the 3600 Block of Town Line Road in Unorganized Township 56r14 for the report of a one vehicle rollover. The caller located a vehicle rolled over in the ditch with an occupant trapped inside. 

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St. Louis County waives permit fees for rebuilding after wildfire

St. Louis County waives permit fees for rebuilding after wildfire

To help property owners affected by this spring's wildfires, the St. Louis County Board has voted to temporarily waive the fees associated with land use and septic permits for those trying to rebuild. The waiving of permit fees is valid through January 4, 2026, and is for the replacement of structures lost and for addressing failing septic systems within the disaster area. 
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