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| Burnhamville Township, Todd County MN |
Burnhamville Township, Todd County MN |
2026 Burnhamville Township Regular Meeting ScheduleJanuary 27 appoint election judges July 28 appoint election judges
February 24 election set up, audit books August 25 Swanville Fire mtg?
March 10 annual meeting/election August 11 primary
March 24 reorganization, training September 29 snow contract
Dust control/ gravel contract October 27 set up for election
April 28 road inspection November 3 General election
May 16 clean-up day November 24 GE fire meeting
May 26 dust control December 29
June 30 weed inspections File for office Dec 29-Jan 12?
* Township Board Meetings are held the last Tuesday of each month at the Burtrum Community Center, Burtrum MN at 7:00PM
* March Elections are held the 2nd Tuesday in March 5:00PM – 8:00PM at the Burtrum Community Center
* Annual Township Meeting is held the 2nd Tuesday in March, 8:20PM at the Burtrum Community Center
* November Elections are held the 1st Tuesday in November 7:00AM – 8:00PM at the Burtrum Community Center
Burnhamville Township is a very diverse township located in the southern portion of Todd County. It encompasses land from State 287 on the west to the Morrison Line Rd on the east; from 150th St on the south to 210th St on the north. As you travel through the township you may see rolling hills, small farms with fields of corn and soybeans, homes nestled in deciduous tree stands, wetlands or one of the many lakes in the township surrounded by lake homes.
Although Burnhamville has numerous small and medium sized dairy, beef or hog farms, it also contains several large turkey producing farms. In fact, Burnhamville leads the other townships in the total number of animal units.
Burnhamville township residents enjoy water activities on the many lakes in the township. Although many of the lakes are small they are usually quite deep and provide excellent fishing. Over the years many people have retired and changed their cabins into full time homes.
BURNHAMVILLE TOWNSHIP: 1870, named after David Burnham who fought in the Civil War and moved from his native Maine to settle in Todd County.
