🐾❄️ Scout was exploring Goodhue County! His snowy stops, in photo order: 1️⃣ Boathouses at Bay Point 2️⃣ Little Cannon River & John Burch Park 3️⃣ Mississippi River & Barn Bluff 4️⃣ Villa Maria Center #ScoutOutMinnesota #GoodhueCounty

❄️🐾 Winter throwback! Where in Minnesota is Scout? Follow the photos for the clues: 🏠 Recognizable boathouses 🏞️ Waterfall + historic park 🌊 River views + a famous bluff 🏛️ A historic center 🌉 MN’s last authentic covered timber-truss bridge What county is Scout visiting?

Day 2 of the MSA 14th Annual Correctional Health Division Conference is underway! This year’s theme, “Strong Nurses, Safe Practice,” has brought correctional health professionals together for two days of learning and connection. Thank you to our speakers and attendees! 🩺

🐾❄️ Throwback reveal: Kandiyohi County! Scout visited the Kandiyohi County Law Enforcement Center, Chief Kandiyohi, Capital Hill, and the Nest Lake Train Bridge. Capital Hill was a fitting stop in a county with a unique connection to Minnesota's capital history. 🏛️

🐾❄️ Throwback time! Scout’s snowy adventure included cold-water rescue training near a railroad bridge, a law enforcement center, and a stop at Capitol Hill — a clue tied to some interesting Minnesota history. 🏛️ Can you guess the county? 👀 #ScoutOutMinnesota #WhereIsScout

Winter travel throwback: Scout visited Itasca County! ❄️🐾 He stopped at Grand Rapids’ Big Red Chair and ASV headquarters, home to the company that pioneered the Posi-Track compact track loader. Thanks for welcoming Scout, Sheriff Joe Dasovich!

Throwback to Scout’s travels last winter! ❄️🐾 His clues: a very big chair, more than 1,000 lakes and some serious tracks. Which Minnesota county did he visit?

Scout was exploring Carlton County! 🐾 He crossed the Swinging Bridge at Jay Cooke State Park, visited the Veterans Overlook and stopped at Gordy’s Hi-Hat—the Cloquet restaurant featured on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.” #ScoutAcrossMinnesota #MNSheriffs

Scout crossed a bridge with a little extra swing, visited an overlook honoring veterans and stopped at a restaurant featured on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.” 🐾 Can you guess the Minnesota county? #MSAScout #MNSheriffs

They’ve trained in courthouse stairwells, gyms, and anywhere else they could find enough steps. In one week, those workouts become a tribute. Across Minnesota, public safety professionals will climb 110 flights to remember the people behind the numbers. #NeverForget

REVEAL: Scout was in Meeker County! 🐾 He found the Starlite Drive-In, Forest City Stockade, Brodin Studios, and Darwin Twine Ball. History + movies + a 17,400-lb ball of twine? Scout approves. 😎 #ScoutOutMinnesota

WHY WE CLIMB 🇺🇸 For Saera Wuebkers, “Never Forget” means remembering through action. The #911StairClimb challenges Minnesotans to climb 110 flights in honor of those who served and sacrificed on 9/11. Hear why Saera and @JACKEDNLEEN GYM climb. #WhyWeClimbMN #NeverForget

Two weeks to go. On Sept. 11, public safety agencies across Minnesota will climb 110 flights in remembrance of those who served, sacrificed and lost their lives on 9/11. Follow along as Minnesota climbs together. #NeverForget #911StairClimb #MNSheriffs

Scout is on the road again, and this county understood the assignment. 👀 His stops include history, a public-safety connection, old-school movie magic…and one roadside attraction that is truly larger than life. Any guesses? 🐾 #ScoutOutMinnesota #MSAScout #MNSheriffs

DOES THIS COUNT AS ONE FLIGHT? 😅 A typical flight has 12–16 steps—but technically, it’s one uninterrupted set of stairs between landings. By that definition, this is one challenging flight! Minnesota is preparing for 110 flights. How are you training? #911StairClimb

Why Jason Climbs Jason was working at the Sherburne County Jail when he heard of 9/11 unfolding. This year, he climbs to honor those who served—and his father’s 43 years in the fire service. Now, he is challenging others to climb, too. #WhyWeClimbMN #NeverForget #911StairClimb

WHY CLIMB? MSA Training Coordinator Matt climbs to honor those who ran toward danger on 9/11—and to remember the unity that followed: flags lining the streets, neighbors helping neighbors, and strangers helping strangers. We remember. We honor. We climb. #WhyWeClimbMN

WHY WE CLIMB Three participants share their memories of 9/11 and honor the first responders who ran toward danger. Their stories are different, but their purpose is shared: remembering those who served, sacrificed, and never made it home. #WhyWeClimbMN #NeverForget

🐾 Scout’s latest adventure took him to Rock County! 🦬 Bison at Blue Mounds State Park 🏛️ The historic former county jail Veterans Memorial 📍 The MN–IA–SD Tri-State Marker #ScoutOutMinnesota #MSAScout #MNSheriffs

Just over one month from today, Minnesota will climb in remembrance. On Sept. 11, agencies statewide will climb 110 flights—one for each story of the Twin Towers—to honor those who served and sacrificed. We are up to 140+ participants from 22 Counties! We honor. We climb.