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The Crookston Fire Department would like to remind residents to be safe with their Christmas Trees whether real or artificial. If you have a real tree, Crookston Firefighter Chris Klawitter says one of the most important safety measures is to water the tree daily. “This is the time of year that everybody is putting up
Crookston firefighters Chris Klawitter, Bob Magsam and Garett Bengtson used the ladder truck to hang lights Thursday morning from the evergreen tree downtown in the Main Street Courtyard space. They’re assisting the Crookston Rotary Club, who acquired lights during Otter Tail Power Company’s Holiday Light Exchange, to help spread Christmas/Holiday cheer.
Fire Calls: At 4:47 Tuesday afternoon, the Crookston Fire Department received a report of possible smoke on the street on the 600 block of Woodland Avenue. They investigated, but found nothing and returned to base.
The Crookston Fire Department is starting an Adopt-A-Hydrant program in the City of Crookston to hopefully keep hydrants clear of ice and snow in the event of a fire. Hydrants that are clear give firefighters the ability to immediately attach hoses and start fighting when arriving on the scene of a fire. If hydrants aren’t
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Jacob Graham Kuyendall, 25 of Erskine, for felony 5th-degree sale of a schedule IV substance. Bradley Arlen Boulduc, 51 of East Grand Forks, for felony 3rd-degree drug possession in a school, park or public housing zone. Gregory Lee Boulduc, 60 of East Grand
Fire Calls: On Friday at 12:50 p.m., the Crookston Fire Department was called to a car fire on the 700 block of Stuart Avenue. They extinguished the fire in the engine compartment, no structures were damaged. At 3:24 a.m. Saturday, they responded to a report of a carbon monoxide detector sounding on the 500 block
