Wright County Finishes Move To New Government Center

WRIGHT COUNTY, MN — Wright County officials are now working out of the new government center just north of Buffalo city limits after moving their offices out of downtown.

Wright County offices closed in phases starting in mid-March to complete the move. Almost all offices have reopened at the new facility, located at 3650 Braddock Ave. NE near the county jail.

The Wright County License Center and Recorder’s Office are both set to reopen at 8 a.m. Friday, though the public access area of the Recorder’s Office will not open until Monday, officials said.

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The Wright County Board of Commissioners will keep meeting in the old Government Center until at least April 19 because there was a delay in delivery of equipment for recording and livestreaming meetings.

County officials touted a huge increase in parking for residents trying to access services at the new Wright County Government Center, which has a public parking lot with hundreds of spaces.

Only about 15 vehicles could park at one time at the Wright County’s old facility, officials said.

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