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A new community-driven initiative has launched in Polk County to promote water safety and prevent drowning. The Community Life Jacket Initiative, a collaborative effort among Polk County Public Health, Safe Kids Grand Forks, Medica, and Win-E-Mac School, has resulted in the installation of two life jacket loaner stations at East Shore and the Polk County […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all areas of the economy, and transportation is no different. Due to the pandemic, people have been traveling less, buying less gas, and fewer new vehicles. That impacts transportation funding from the State of Minnesota for County State Aid Highways (CSAH). Polk County Highway Engineer Rich Sanders said the State
Polk County recently finished their reconstruction project on the east shore at Maple Lake. The project expanded the beach, added new grass for picnicking, and plenty of parking for public beachgoers. The parking area design uses back-in diagonal parking to allow beach users to unload right onto the beach. Polk County Engineer Rich Sanders said
Polk County has gotten approval to move ahead with the planned reconstruction of County Road 10 on Maple Lake’s east shore to allow for back-in parking. Polk County Engineer Richard Sanders said work on the project will begin after the bid process in June. “We submitted the plan to MnDOT for approval with the variance
