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The Crookston Fire Department would like to remind the public to consider adopting a local neighborhood fire hydrant today. This year, they will be handing out prizes to a few lucky winners who have adopted a hydrant. The only way to be entered for this contest is to call the CFD and adopt a hydrant
The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) wants to remind all building owners, property managers, and all homeowners to keep exit doors and fire escapes clear of ice and snow accumulations this winter. With the winter weather sticking around, the CFD is reminding everyone to be aware of the conditions and the problems snow and ice can
The Crookston Fire Department has announced its second winner of the Adopt A Hydrant campaign for this winter, and it’s Bob Hoiseth. Bob was caught cleaning the hydrant in front of his property. When asked about adopting it, he stated he didn’t want the recognition and has always thought it has just been the right
The Crookston Fire Department recently hired a new full-time firefighter. Garett Bengtson has been a part-time firefighter in Crookston for the past three and a half years but jumped at the opportunity for a full-time role when the position became open. “I’ve been on the part-time side for a little over three years and have
Crookston resident Clayton Briggs has been selected as a winner for the Adopt A Hydrant program. Clayton has been doing a great job keeping hydrants in his area cleared out for years. He has adopted 11 hydrants in his area. He has kept the hydrants along Albert St, Stearns St., and parts of North Broadway
With the winter season in full swing, a few fire hazards and safety concerns have become more prevalent. One of those is Carbon monoxide poisoning, as Carbon monoxide is odorless, invisible, and cannot be tasted. Crookston Fire Fighter Brian Hanson urges the public to be mindful of how deadly and dangerous Carbon monoxide is. “It
