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RED LAKE RIVER LEVEL IS SLOWLY RECEDING, CITY OF CROOKSTON ASKS FOR VOLUNTEERS TO WALK LEVEES IN WARD 5

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

At midnight on May 1, 2022, the Red Lake River at Crookston crested at 24.52 feet.  As of 11:30 am today, the Red Lake River level at Crookston was at 23.95 feet and is slowly receding.  The Crookston Emergency Operation Center (EOC) remains fully operational and is continuing to monitor river levels, levee systems, and future weather predictions. 

The city is looking for volunteers to help walk the levees in Ward 5 (Jerome’s Addition).  Anyone may volunteer; they do not need to live in Ward 5. If you are able to help, please call 218-281-1038.

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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