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The Tri-County Regional Community Corrections Board held a regular board meeting in the Polk County Justice Center on Monday morning. ELECTION OF OFFICERS After calling the meeting to order, the board began the meeting with the election of new officers for 2023. The first position the board needed to fill was Chair of the Regional […]
Under Minnesota Statute 244.052 Subd. 4 (k) the Crookston Police Department is required to notify the community that William James Tuvell who was subject to broad public notification based on his residency within the City of Crookston is no longer living, working, or frequently found within this jurisdiction. If he is living in another Minnesota
The Tri-County Corrections Regional Board reviewed the accomplishments and progress made at the Northwest Regional Corrections Center and Red River Valley Juvenile Center in 2019. Executive Director Andrew Larson said it’s nice to look back and take note of what we accomplished throughout the year. Administratively, Larson said changes to formatting and content of Tri-County’s
