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Highland Elementary School held a meeting on Tuesday night. Staff and others came together and discussed their thoughts and concerns to help find ways to improve the Safe Routes to School ideas. Recently, Highland Elementary School received a grant from Grand Forks Safe Kids to pay for a study to be completed this year that […]
American Crystal Sugar is proud to award the Beltrami Fire and Rescue a check for $5,000 to help with the safety equipment purchases. These funds will be used to purchase rescue flashlights, lights and mounts for fire helmets, gloves, new safety vests, and other safety equipment. The Beltrami Fire and Rescue has 20 active members
American Crystal Sugar is proud to award the Polk County Sheriff’s Office K9 Program a check for $5,000 to help with the training and equipment for this program. It has been 9 years since the Sheriff’s Office has had a K9 program. A canine’s nose is 50 times more sensitive than a human’s nose and
Polk County Deputy Kyle Olson and his K9 Buffy graduated from a three-month training course and received certification to work as a police team on June 25. Buffy and Olson are certified in drug detection, criminal apprehension, and article searches. Their first shift on Polk County Roads was June 29, and within a week, the
Polk County Deputy Kyle Olson and his K9 Buffy have been going through training over the last three months to get certified so Buffy can work with the Sheriff’s Office. “We’re on our 13th week and have one week left,” said Olson. “Things are going really good. Buffy’s been learning and I’ve been learning just
The Polk County Commissioners met the Polk County Sheriff’s Office’s new K9 Buffy and handler Deputy Kyle Olson this week. Olson, who has been with the Sheriff’s Office for six years told the commissioners he always wanted to be a K9 officer and filled them in on his background preceding the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.
