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Dakota County determines eligibility for a variety of public assistance programs. Refer to our program pages for more detailed information about specific programs. If you have additional questions, we can be contacted at 651-554-5611.
Human Resources Administration ... social.services@co.dakota.mn.us 651-554-6000 ... Soil and Water Conservation District Dakota County Extension and Conservation Center 4100 220th Street West, Suite 102 Farmington, MN 55024 Mon.–Fri. 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. 651-480-7777 ...
Applying online is the fastest way to a MNsure eligibility determination, but if you would like a paper MNsure application, print out the form on the Department of Human Services eDocs website. Need help? Call the Dakota County METS Health Care Team at 651-554-5611 or visit MNSure's Find Free Help page. to access a list of assisters, brokers ...
Apply for Medical Assistance. Apply for disability certification on the Social Security Administration website. To see if our services can help, you can request a MnCHOICES assessment. The assessment is an in-person visit that helps determine eligibility for home and community-based services.
The following list includes the most commonly requested forms. If the form you need is not on this list, you can visit the Minnesota Department of Human Services website where you can search eDocs to find the form you need. Some Spanish forms are also available.
Dakota County Public Health provides programs and services that help improve the health of all Dakota County residents. Staff work with partners in health care, non-profits, schools, and the community to prevent disease, promote wellness, and protect health for individuals, children and families.
Before applying, you can see if you are eligible for public assistance programs by using the Bridge to Benefits screening tool. Access applications, renewals and verification forms online at the Minnesota Department of Human Services eDocs website. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Cash Assistance.
Find out more from the Minnesota Department of Human Services. General Assistance/Minnesota Supplemental Aid Cash programs for adults without children, including those that have a serious illness, disability or other issues that limit their ability to work.
Grow your career at Dakota County where you can truly “Be More.” Because we’re grateful for the workforce we have, we offer a lot in return —a comprehensive benefits package, work-life balance, free parking and convenient work locations.
Dakota County METS Health Care Team Contact Information Health Care Applications for those over the age of 65, who have a disability or are blind Forms in Other Languages