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CITY OF CROOKSTON IS REMOVING TEMPORARY CLAY LEVEES AND REOPENING CLOSED ROADS

  news   City of Crookston Emergency Operation Center, Crookston, news, Red Lake River

As of 2:00 pm today, the Red Lake River level at Crookston was at 21.25 feet and is continuing to recede. The Crookston Emergency Operation Center and city staff will continue to monitor river levels ad levee systems.

At this time, operations at all Ward Command posts have been suspended. In the coming days, portions of the temporary clay levee systems will be removed, and road closures will be reopened.

For additional information and/or to report any high-water concerns, please call the Emergency Operation Center at 218-281-4363 or 218-281-4383.

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