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Polk County Commissioner Warren Strandell released another County Line Column earlier today. It can be found down below – When you can’t see where you are going, don’t keep going. And, if you hear the sound of the rumble strips at the side of the roadway, it’s time to stop. This is good information […]
The County Line By Warren Strandell Polk County Commissioner, Dist. 2 Be careful about what you might ask. To that statement, the staff of Red River Valley Juvenile Center (RRVJC), the administrators of Tri-County Community Corrections, and those of us who serve on the Regional Corrections Board can say amen. The “careful what you ask
The County Line By Warren Strandell (Polk County Commissioner, Dist. 2) – A big problem developed when the 11 inches of snow that landed on the roof of the Polk County Human Service Center in East Grand Forks during the most recent storm started to melt during the first days of April. A roof replacement
