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Cass County meetings are open to the public. Meetings held in the Cass County Commission Room will also be streamed live on the Cass County Government Facebook and YouTube pages and recordings of the meetings will be available upon request. Previous Commission meeting agendas and minutes are available below. If you cannot find the meeting agenda or minutes that you are looking for, please email pio@casscountynd.gov to request them. 

Cass County Commission Agendas & Minutes

Upcoming Public Meetings & Events

Ready. Set. Survive! Cass Clay Zombie Fun Run

1K Youth Run and 5K Zombie Run

  • Date: 09/10/2017 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm  
  • Location: Gooseberry Park
    100 22nd Ave S
    Moorhead, Minnesota 56560
  • Introduction: It’s always easier to run when zombies are chasing you! Keep your health flags safe from the zombies and get ready to survive a zombie apocalypse!
We are dying for you to join us at the Ready. Set. Survive! Cass Clay Zombie Fun Run!

It’s always easier to run when zombies are chasing you! Keep your health flags safe from the zombies and get ready to survive a zombie apocalypse, or, you know, a real emergency.

Registration
EVENT TIMELINE:

Noon - Event starts: watch zombies 'come alive', visit vendor booths and participate in preparedness activities. Food and drinks will be available for purchase throughout the event.

1 pm - 1K Youth Run - ages 12 and under (an adult can run with participant at no charge during this event) There will be no zombies to dodge during this run.

2 pm - 5K Zombie Fun Run - age 8 and older (must be 8 by race day) Zombies will attempt to pull off your "life flags" as you make your way through the course. Survival stations with water and extra flags will dot the trail. You'll have to answer a survival question to get a new flag. If you end the race with at least one flag, you have survived the zombie apocalypse.

4 pm - Zombie Apocalypse Ends - Will you survive?
WHY A ZOMBIE RUN?

It's a fun way to show residents how they can be personally prepared for a disaster, which contributes to the safety and security of our communities. It's also an opportunity for emergency responders, organizations and volunteers to showcase how they help to keep our community safe.

Event proceeds will be used to support emergency preparedness community activities.
NO NEED TO BE A RUNNER TO ENJOY READY. SET. SURVIVE!

There will be plenty of family activities, information, & demonstrations to include: 

Emergency Responders, Vehicles, and Equipment 

Personal and Family Readiness for Disaster 

Disaster First Aid

Readiness Activities for children (with take-home kit)

Community Emergency Response Team 

Games and prizes (free stuff!)

Zombies! (Disclaimer: zombies are not real)
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