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As a result of the recent precipitation the Crookston area has received over the last couple of days, the Red Lake River level at Crookston is currently (2:30 p.m. on May 10) at 20.62 feet and is expected to rise slowly. Additional precipitation is anticipated over the next couple of days. The Crookston Emergency Operation […]
With the storm seeming past us now, the Red Lake River has crested at an earlier lower point than expected, according to the National Weather Service, at 27.07 feet., on Sunday, April 24, at 11:30 p.m. While the river is still flowing and at high levels, City Hall, the Emergency Operations Center, and the National
The City of Crookston Emergency Operations Center (EOC) provided the following update regarding the Red Lake River level and EOC operations Friday – The river height has consistently decreased in the past two days. The current level is 20.23, and the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is currently open. We expect the EOC will be closing
The current Red Lake River level in Crookston remains above 23 feet. The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will be staffed throughout the night to continue monitoring the river levels. The crest has been projected to be at the current level, so expectations of the EOC staff at this time are to continue the monitoring of
The City of Crookston has decided to postpone the annual spring cleanup due to uncertainty around the COVID-19 pandemic and how long Governor Tim Walz may extend the “Stay at Home” and other executive orders. Interim City Administrator Angel Weasner said at this time the spring cleanup will be postponed and the Ways & Means
With the Red Lake River on the rise and a new initial crest predicted at 22 feet, City of Crookston Emergency Management and Public Works have had to shift their plans from a few days ago. Crookston Emergency Manager Tim Froeber said the city would likely open its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) sometime on Thursday
