Randy Petersen is a Local Government Reporter at the Post Bulletin. He focuses on urban development, public transportation, and the impact of policies on Rochester and Olmsted County residents, while also covering the construction industry and real estate topics. Randy's work has been featured in multiple publications, including the West Central Tribune, The Bemidji Pioneer, and Yahoo News.
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Randy Petersen's coverage focuses on local government, politics, and related policy announcements in Olmsted County, Minnesota. His articles also cover real estate industry news and updates on topics such as climate change, health care access, affordable housing, county budgeting processes, and infrastructure improvements within the region.
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Rochester council asked to approve site for planned 95-unit complex in the city's northwest quadrant.
By: Randy Petersen
Initial work points to desire to protect farmland while ensuring townships have flexibility to set their own development guidelines.
By: Randy Petersen
A proposal from the library master plan seeks a one-year trial to see if small libraries outside of downtown would increase use of services.
By: Randy Petersen
Rochester Planning and Zoning Commission is slated to review requests for parking decrease and setback reductions on Wednesday.
By: Randy Petersen
As election looms, discussions continue on how to clarify, and potentially strengthen, the duties of the Rochester's mayor.
By: Randy Petersen
Each of the proposals to reduce the cost of commuting for employees comes with opportunities and challenges.
By: Randy-Petersen
Rochester council asked parking and transit staff to continue work on potential plans to reduce costs for qualified downtown workers.
By: Randy Petersen
Other candidates in three Rochester City Council ward races report a combined $42,000 in campaign donations.
Projected 6% electric rate increases for the next four years are being reduced to 4% amid changes in anticipated future debt.
By: Randy-Petersen
A nonprofit plans to tweak a proposal for a townhome-style complex near downtown Rochester.
