Corinna Township, MN
Welcome to the Corinna Township website. Corinna Township is located in northern Wright County, in east-central Minnesota, and is home to 2,540 people. This area of farms, lakes, businesses and homes has a strong rural heritage and a promising future.
Property Appraisal Notice 2024
This summer, Chase Philippi, Principal Appraiser for the Wright County Assessor’s Office will be conducting the State required 5 year quintile review, re-measuring and taking photos of all improvements and property located with Sections 1, 2, 3, 10, 11 & 12 and all platted property within, and on Indian Lake and Corinna Township’s portion of Sugar Lake. The following is the map for 2024:
Corinna Township 2024 Recycling Calendar
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING RECYCLING! You will have Monday pick-up, every other Monday. If there is a Monday holiday – your day will be the next day – Tuesday.
NOTICE: No commercial dumping at the Corinna Township brush and compost pile, from any location! Materials may only be brought in by Corinna Township residents. All others are trespassing. Under video surveillance.
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- NOTICE: FYI – You may use our drop box outside the town hall or you may apply for permits on this website – under the heading “permits” or call or e mail the office for help applying online: Office 320-274-8049; E-mail clerk@corinnatownship.com . Planning and Zoning questions for Corinna Township Planning and Zoning Administrator Ben Oleson: Phone 320-759-1560; E-mail oleson@hometownplanning.com .
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Please go to the following web address to complete your name and contact information in order to get invitation to meeting: http://www.hometownplanning.com/corinna-township-planning-commissionboard-of-adjustment-staff-reports.html
At the Election of Township Officers on March 12, 2024, John Dearing was elected Supervisor for a period of three years.
Campaign Financial Report Certification of Filing 3 12 2024 John Dearing Campaign Financial Report Certification of Filing
Burning permits may be obtained from Corinna Township
or online at http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/forestry/fire/questions.html .
Pictured Below is our Beautiful Town Hall.
