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The Polk County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, October 15, at 9:30 a.m. at the Polk County Government Center. After approval of Consent Items and the County Board Members Issue Forum, the Board turned to the Regular Agenda. First on the agenda was Hoffman, Philipp’s, and Martell’s 2023 Audit Exit Presentation. “We are independent auditors, […]
The Polk County Commissioners met Tuesday morning and approved several items on the agenda. GOVERNMENT CENTER UPGRADES The commissioners heard from Polk County Facilities Director Richard Langlois about two proposed Government Center improvements. The first was the restoration of the retaining wall with a bid of $51,650 from Palmer Masonry. “Anybody that has looked closely
The City of Crookston is still undergoing a few final steps from some of the construction projects over the summer. Some of the State Aid and local roads still have some paving and minor work before completion. City of Crookston Public Works Director Brandon Carlson provided an update on the State aid road projects. “RJ
The construction project on Fisher Avenue in Crookston is officially finished. The project ran over the course of the summer and was finished as of Wednesday earlier this week. Polk County Highway Engineer Richard Sanders talked about what the final steps were and how the project concluded. “Do you hear all the cheering in the
Local and Federal Road work will be taking place throughout the City of Crookston from now into September. A few minor projects have already begun and will flow traffic to other areas of the city. City of Crookston Public Works Director Brandon Carlson discussed which roads will be shut down and how long. “We have
The summer construction project on Fisher Avenue in Crookston by Draft’s Sports Bar and Grill is starting the final phases of completion. The project needed to be completed by the beginning of September, and with the drought and lack of rain that the City of Crookston has received, the contractors have continued moving forward with
