Brown County, MN

Brown County is located in the south central part of Minnesota, approximately 100 miles southwest of the Twin Cities. Brown County has a population of 25,893 with New Ulm as the largest city and county seat. The county is mostly agricultural, but also has many industrial and commercial businesses. Brown County was officially organized by the U.S. Territorial Legislature on February 18, 1856 and is named after territorial councilor Joseph Renshaw Brown. The earliest pioneers included Germans, Norwegians, English, Irish, Luxembourgers, and Danes. Brown County is very proud of its historic roots and you will find history celebrated wherever you...

Public works,parks,human resources,public health,sheriff's office & jail,assessor,recorder,probation,attorney,facilities,information technology,veteran services,administration,license bureau,planning & zoning,and human services/social services

Brown county, mn operates in the Government administration industry.

Brown county, mn's revenue is 11m - 100m

Brown county, mn has 11 - 50 employees.