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9 candidates file for the Crookston School Board

9 people filed to run for the three openings on the Crookston School Board in the November 3 election. Only one current school board member filed to run for re-election: Marcia Meine. The other eight people who filed to run for the school board are Amanda Arndt, Nikk Caputo, Brandan Hasby, Alex Koepsell, Jim McBride,

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Polk County Board approves the purchase of a pre-owned front-end loader, RRF insurance renewal, and opioid settlement RFP timeline during the June 7 meeting

The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday and took action on several items, including insurance proposals, a preliminary plat approval, and the connection of a rural water system to a county shop building in Angus Township. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICESEnvironmental Services Director Jon Steiner led off the staff presentations with a proposal to renew insurance

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Polk County Board of Commissioners receives updates on McIntosh School, Opioid Settlement Report, and 2027 budget priorities

The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday afternoon and heard an update on the McIntosh School Building, an opioid settlement impact report, and preliminary goals and objectives for the 2027 budget, among other topics. MCINTOSH SCHOOL BUILDING UPDATE Planning and Zoning Director Jacob Snyder provided an update to the county board on the

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Polk County Board of Commissioners approves pay grid adjustments and conditional use permits during Tuesday’s meeting

The Polk County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday morning in the boardroom at the Polk County Government Center in Crookston. NALOXONE PRESENTATION Polk County Health Department Director Sarah Reese and Wellness Coordinator Sarah Shimek made a presentation to the board about naloxone, or Narcan. The board was presented with wallet cards that had information about

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Polk County Board of Commissioners approves new financial software agreement, hears update on old McIntosh School collapse during recent meeting

The Polk County Board of Commissioners held its meeting on Tuesday morning, and they heard comments from different departments, including a monthly update from the sheriff’s office, bid proposals for highway projects, an update on the McIntosh School collapse, and a new software program for county operations. SHERIFF’S OFFICE MONTHLY REPORT AND EQUIPMENT UPDATES Polk

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