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Highland Elementary School is partnering with Safe Kids Grand Forks and Crookston Public Works Department to use a $16,000 Safe Routes to School Grant awarded by the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) to help make the streets around the school safer. Safe Kids Grand Forks helped Highland write the proposal for the grant after the […]
With the wind and snow forecast, Crookston Public Works crews are scheduled to begin plowing at midnight tonight, Tuesday, February 21. They will monitor roads with the winds and adjust as needed. You may access the Plow Route Map below for additional information. To follow the plow route map – Follow and bookmark the link
The City of Crookston announced that the Public Works Department will be blading residential streets today, February 7, and Wednesday, February 8.
The City of Crookston announced that the Public Works Department is blading residential streets today to widen them due to the wind and snow. The city thanks the public for their patience.
Crookston Public Works Department Director Brandon Carlson and the City of Crookston would like everyone to remember to follow the city’s snowfall ordinance and to do their part to help keep everyone safe from snow-covered sidewalks. Shovel Your Sidewalk Promptly Keep a critical part of Crookston’s transportation system moving. City ordinance (94.18 A) requires that
Over the summer and fall, the Crookston Public Works Department has been monitoring and working with the public to remove several trees infected by the Dutch Elm Disease. A disease caused to elm trees that causes them to wilt and die and one that is contagious to healthy trees in various ways. To counteract the
