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Residents of Crookston and anyone else interested will have an opportunity to watch the construction along Fisher Avenue with an online video stream of the work. Construction is supposed to begin around June 1 and be complete by September 1. Polk County Engineer Rich Sanders said some projects are of more interest to the public, […]
Members of the Polk County Board of Commissioners (PCC), Grand Forks County Board of Commissioners (GFCC), East Grand Forks City Council, Grand Forks City Council, the staff of each agency, and residents attended a one-hour presentation Tuesday afternoon focusing on the Merrifield Bridge crossing option. Grand Forks – East Grand Forks Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO)
The Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday morning and approved the bids on several highway projects. Knife River Materials out of Bemidji was awarded the project on Maple Lake’s east shore that will create back in diagonal parking along the beach for $434,548.15. Polk County Engineer Rich Sanders said there will be an increase in
