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The Crookston Fire Department is bringing back its Hydrant Hero (formerly known as Adopt-A-Hydrant) to ask residents to keep fire hydrants clear of snow and ice in the event of a fire. Crookston Firefighter Garrett Bengtson noted that firefighters must have clear and easy access to the fire hydrants as it gets them to start […]
The Crookston Masonic Lodge and the Crookston Shriners made multiple donations this afternoon to various organizations around the community to help them in their services to the city. The Masonic Lodge made a $1,000 donation to the Golden Link Senior Center for its senior meals, a $500 donation to the Community Food Baskets for their
The Crookston Fire Department announced it will have an Open House Retirement Party in honor of Fire Chief Tim Froeber on Thursday, December 22, from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. at the Crookston Fire Hall. The firehouse will serve cake, coffee, cookies, and lemonade and will be open for all to attend to meet and give well wishes to Fire
The Crookston Fire Department held its annual Christmas Party last weekend, where it also handed out awards to the following firefighters. Years of Service Brian Hanson- 10 years Jake Leas- 10 years Ryan Tull- 10 years Trevore Brekken-20 years Joe Leas- 20 years Mike Swenson- 20 years Don Boone- 25 years Al Desroiser- 30 years
Crookston Fire Chief Tim Froeber has announced that he will be retiring at the end of the year after 26 years of service. At the last City Council meeting on Monday, November 28, City Administrator “Corky” Reynolds announced that firefighter Shane Heldstab has been chosen to succeed Froeber, effective January 1, 2023, and officially signed
Crookston Fire Chief Tim Froeber announced his retirement from the Crookston Fire Department at the end of the year after 26 years of service to the Fire Department and ten years as the Fire Chief. Froeber first began his work as a firefighter in 1996 as a paid on-call firefighter before applying as a full-time
