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The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board met on Tuesday morning. The board authorized Executive Director Craig Hoiseth to apply for a grant from the USDA for rural business development using $100,000 of the funds allocated to CHEDA last year by the Crookston City Council. Hoiseth said the application, due by the end […]
Due to the continued health concerns raised by the COVID-19 virus outbreak, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, along with all other Polk County offices, will be closed to the public effective Friday, March 20 at Noon. This includes both the Crookston and Fosston sub-station offices. All civil process, gun permits, data requests, and administrative activity
The Polk County Highway Department is accepting requests for application of calcium chloride for dust control in front of residences that lie along County or Township gravel roads. The cost will be approximately $250.00 or 5 cents per square foot, whichever cost is higher. County Roads: the cost will be the responsibility of the homeowner
American Federal Bank in Crookston will close their lobby temporarily to the public effective Friday, March 20. The press release is below – American Federal Bank Lobby Closing Temporarily Friday, March 20, American Federal Bank is temporarily closing its lobby at 304 North Broadway in Crookston. “With the health and safety of our employees and
Effective Friday, March 20, 2020 at Noon, Polk County offices will be closed to the general public pending the response to mitigation efforts against the COVID-19 virus, until further notice. This includes the DMV/License Center in Crookston. County employees will be working during this time and may be able to respond to phone and email
Governor Tim Walz today signed Executive Order 20-09, ordering health care providers to postpone elective surgeries and procedures, including non-emergent elective dental procedures, to focus health care capacity and equipment on responding to COVID-19 cases and other emergencies. This order complies with guidance issued on March 17, 2020, from the Centers on Disease Control and
