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September
Knee High Naturalist
10:30 am
Hagge Park
2970 280th Street · Sac City, IA
Knee High Naturalist
Hagge Park
2970 280th Street
Sac City, IA
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September 1, 2026
10:30 am · 11:30am
Register nee-High Naturalist is an evening program for children ages 2-5 who have NOT gone through kindergarten. This is an hour-long program and requires registration. An adult must accompany. This program will run September- November and February - April. We will meet every 1st Tuesday of the Month at 10:30AM and 5:30 pm in the Conservation Center Basement.
For More Information
Contact: Dakota Popp
(712) 662-4530
[email protected]
Posted by: Conservation
01
September
Knee High Naturalist
5:30 pm
Hagge Park
2970 280th Street · Sac City, IA
Knee High Naturalist
Hagge Park
2970 280th Street
Sac City, IA
Map to Event
September 1, 2026
5:30 pm · 6:30pm
Cost: $5 (2-5 who have NOT been to Kindergarten)
Register nee-High Naturalist is an evening program for children ages 2-5 who have NOT gone through kindergarten. This is an hour-long program and requires registration. An adult must accompany. This program will run September- November and February - April. We will meet every 1st Tuesday of the Month at 10:30AM and 5:30 pm in the Conservation Center Basement.
For More Information
Contact: Dakota Popp
(712) 662-4530
[email protected]
Posted by: Conservation
03
September
Odebolt Library Program
3:30 pm
Odebolt Public Library
200 S Walnut St, · Odebolt, IA
Odebolt Library Program
Odebolt Public Library
200 S Walnut St,
Odebolt, IA
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September 3, 2026
3:30 pm · 4:30pm
Cost: Free (All Ages)
This a monthly program at the Odebolt Public Library for after school kids and the general public. Topics will change monthly.
For More Information
Contact: Dakota Popp
(712) 662-4530
[email protected]
Posted by: Conservation
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About Our County
Established in 1846, Sac County is a collection of 9 communities and home to nearly 9,000 residents. The county is named for the Sauk people, a local Native American tribe. Sac County is administered by a three-member Board of Supervisors who are elected for four-year terms. Other elected officials include the Attorney, Auditor, Recorder, Sheriff, and Treasurer.
