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The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is reminding people that CSAH 9 (known as the KT road) is closed 5.5 miles west of Crookston for bridge construction. With the recent rains, township roads are soft, and some might become impassable. Please use the marked detours on TH 75 and CSAH 16.
According to the Polk County Highway Department, County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 9, located 5.5 miles west of Crookston, will be closed to thru traffic beginning Monday, April 29. The closure will allow a contractor to remove a bridge over Burnham Creek and install box culverts. The traffic will be detoured to CSAH 16 and
The Polk County Highway Department was recently notified by the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MNDOT) that speed studies had been completed and would be signed to authorize a speed increase to 60 miles per hour (mph) on four County State Aid Highways (CSAH). Those roads are CSAH 9, 11, 46 around Crookston, and on CSAH
Motorists on Highway 2 east of Crookston can expect short term delays and lane closures as construction begins on June 1. The project will resurface approximately 2.6 miles of Highway 2 between 2/10ths of a mile west of Polk County Road 9 and one mile east of Highway 9. The project will be done under
