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As of 4:00 pm today, the Red Lake River level at Crookston was 23.13 feet and is continuing to slowly recede. All services remain the same and the Crookston Emergency Operation Center will continue to monitor river levels, levee systems, and future weather predictions. We are reminding residents to please stay away from the levee […]
The Crookston Public Library has plans to reopen Wednesday, April 27 at 9:00 a.m. after a brief closure due to flooding in the area. They give thanks to all those who worked together to protect the library building from damage.
The City of Red Lake Falls is continuing its efforts to fight the flood that has affected a few areas in town. The biggest area is near the Cardin Hunt Arena where the Drechsel Baseball Field is completely underwater due to the rising of the Red Lake River. “The water has started to decrease which
The Red Lake River water levels continue to slowly rise which has created additional vulnerable locations. To assist with monitoring the river levees and with sandbagging efforts, the City of Crookston requested aid from the Minnesota National Guard. It is expected that approximately 50 National Guard personnel will be arriving later this evening. Water levels have overcome the river
KROX Radio’s Chris Fee interviewed City of Crookston Interim City Administrator Corky Reynolds and Crookston Chief of Police Darin Selzler at Noon on Sunday to go over the information they wanted to relay to the public. You can listen to the interview below –
As of 2:00AM on April 24, 2022, Residents will need to use South Broadway/Houston to enter & exit the Woods addition. There will be heavy equipment working on intersection of Loring and South Ash. We are also in need of volunteers to walk river levees in the morning in the following Wards: Ward 1 (Sampson
