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More than 200 construction projects that will help maintain Minnesota’s roads and bridges, improve safety and support thousands of construction jobs across the state will be worked on this year, the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced today. In addition, crews will make safety and infrastructure improvements to 51 multimodal projects, which are airport, port, transit, […]
On Monday, the Crookston City Council passed a motion to have the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) craft a Joint Powers Agreement to conduct a study of 14 blocks along the Highway 2 corridor in downtown Crookston along with additional blocks on South Main and South Broadway to the Red Lake River. The City Council
The Crookston Airport Commission met Wednesday morning and their main topic of discussion was considering a name change for the Crookston Municipal Airport. Commission Chairman Fred Parnow said the commission will recommend a name change to the City Council. “The main item on the agenda was the name change which is currently, Crookston Municipal Airport
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be conducting prescribed burns near Highways 59, 75 and 102 in northwestern Minnesota this spring as weather conditions permit. Tentatively, crews are planning to conduct controlled burns: March 17: near Highway 102 between mile markers 5 and 15 southeast of Crookston March 18-19: near Highway 75 between mile markers
The Crookston City Council was first approached on October 12, 2020 (here) about a joint powers agreement to conduct a corridor study of downtown Crookston, and a possible project at the conclusion of the study. The City Council will possibly be making a decision on whether to proceed with the study at its March 22
Winter load increases will end, and spring load restrictions begin in the North-Central and North frost zone Monday, March 8 at 12:01 a.m. Frost zones and restricted routes can be found on the MnDOT load limits map. Overweight permits for more than 80,000-pound gross vehicle weight will continue and new permits will be issued if all
