Todd County Court Cases

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About the County: Todd County was formed from Cass County, and officially established in 1855. The county was named after John Blair Smith Todd, commander of Fort Ripley (1849-56); general in the Civil War; delegate in Congress from Dakota Territory (1861 and 1863-65); governor of Dakota Territory (1869-71). The Todd County Courthouse resides in the county seat city of Long Prairie, Minnesota. Todd County makes up 942.02 square miles of the state’s area. The most recent population estimate reports 24895 residents (making up an estimated 9951 households). The median household income is estimated to be $45432. The current unemployment rate for the county is reportedly 7.1%.

Recent County Case Facts

Between 2011 and 2015, there were 488 reported DWI cases brought before Todd County. In 2015, there were 18 cases of violent crime reported in the county; the county has a current violent-crime rate of 76 cases per 100,000 residents (ranking the county the number 63 most violent county in the state).