Employment Verification for Wright County.

Wright County is a county government organization located in Minnesota, United States. Established in 1855, it was named after New York politician Silas Wright. The county seat is located in Buffalo, Minnesota. Wright County covers an area of approximately 714 square miles and is situated in the central part of the state, northwest of the Twin Cities metropolitan area. The county provides essential government services to its residents through various departments including public works, health and human services, parks and recreation, law enforcement, and property tax administration. Wright County operates under a board of commissioners system, with elected officials representing different districts within the county. As one of the fastest-growing counties in Minnesota, Wright County has experienced significant population growth since the 1990s due to its proximity to Minneapolis-St. Paul. The county maintains numerous public facilities, including the Wright County Government Center, the Law Enforcement Center, and multiple service centers throughout its jurisdiction. Wright County is responsible for maintaining county roads, managing public health programs, providing social services, operating the county jail, and preserving natural resources through its parks system. The county also coordinates with its 17 cities and townships to provide comprehensive services to approximately 140,000 residents.