Homer MN Township

05/11/2026

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03/16/2026

***OUTDATED INFORMATION***
See our page for the latest forecast.

Posted Monday, March 16 @ 5:25 AM - New snow continues to fall across areas east of the Mississippi while blowing + drifting is occurring across the area. Roads remain partially or fully covered in snow and visibility remains poor in many locations. Hazardous travel conditions continue thru at least mid morning.

03/16/2026

3.15.26 7:45pm

⚠️ Travel Advisory – Winona County ⚠️

Due to increasing winds and rapidly decreasing visibility, the Winona County Highway Department will be pulling their plows off the roads at 8:00 PM.

Blowing snow and deteriorating road conditions are making travel extremely dangerous.

🚫 Travel should only be done in an emergency.

Emergency services will continue to respond as needed, but response times may be impacted due to the weather.

Please stay home, stay safe, and allow road crews time to resume clearing roads when conditions improve.

03/15/2026

🚨 NO TRAVEL ADVISED – Southeast Minnesota 🚨

The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) has issued a No Travel Advisory for Southeast Minnesota, including Winona County, due to extremely hazardous winter weather conditions.

❄️ Current conditions:

* Heavy snow falling at rates that are covering roads faster than snowplows can clear them
* Snowplows are struggling to maintain driving lanes
* Dangerous travel conditions across the region

The advisory covers MnDOT District 6, which includes the following counties:
Dodge, Fillmore, Freeborn, Goodhue, Houston, Mower, Olmsted, Rice, Steele, Wabasha, and Winona.

Similar No Travel warnings have also been issued for state highways to the west in southern Minnesota.

⚠️ Please stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary. Conditions are expected to remain hazardous during this storm.

📍 Check road conditions:
https://www.511mn.org/

You can also follow:
• MnDOT Southeast Minnesota on Facebook
• MnDOT Southeast on X (Twitter)

Winona County Emergency Management continues to monitor conditions and coordinate with our response partners.

Stay safe and stay home if possible. ❄️

03/14/2026

03/13/2026

***Outdated Post | Please visit our profile for the latest information***

Posted @ 5am 3/13: A potentially historic winter storm is shaping up for Saturday night into Monday morning. Confidence is high that there will be a band of 12-18+ inches of snow along and north of I-90, but exactly where this band sets up will be key to which locations see these higher end snow amounts. There will be a sharp cutoff in snow amounts on the south side of this band along and south of I-90 as the snow mixes with rain, sleet, and even freezing rain. Regardless of how much snow you receive, strong winds on the backside of the storm Sunday afternoon into Monday morning will likely lead to blizzard conditions in open areas. This is a high impact and dynamic winter storm and we urge you to stay tuned to local forecasts over the next 24-36 hours as the track of the storm is honed in. Now is the time to check your supplies and be prepared for difficult to impossible travel conditions.

03/11/2026

Homer Township Election Results
March 10th, 2026

Town Supervisor (3 yr Term)
Anna Driscoll - 94 votes
HARLAN LARSEN - 155 votes

Town Clerk (2 yr Term)
CHARLOTTE RORAFF - 217 votes
Write Ins:
Bea Salisbury - 5 votes
Amy Cordry - 2 votes
Rita Prodzinski - 1 vote
JoAn Moham - 1 vote
Jeanne Nelson - 1 vote
Cindy Harvey - 1 vote

Congratulations to Harlan and Charlotte!

03/10/2026

Reminder: Homer Township polls are open 3pm to 8pm today at Homer Town Hall.
Annual Meeting at Town Hall to follow at 8pm.