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Here are the latest road closures and travel updates from the Polk County Sheriff’s Office and the Minnesota Department of Transportation. Highway 2 is closed from Crookston to East Grand Forks. Highway 75 closed from Canada to South Norman County Line by Perley. Polk County Road 17 between Highway 2 and Polk County Road 66 […]
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has expanded the no travel advisory in northwestern Minnesota due to blowing and drifting snow. No travel is advised on state and federal highways in the following counties: Norman Polk Kittson Marshall Pennington Red Lake The no travel advisory also includes Highway 11 from Karlstad to Greenbush. Snowplows will continue
Highway 200 in Ada is closed between Highway 9 and Fourth Street East as crews work to repair a broken natural gas line. The highway will remain closed until crews can complete the repairs and motorists should seek alternate routes. For real-time traffic and travel information in Minnesota, visit www.511mn.org or get the free smartphone app at Google
Two Crookston residents used Monday night’s Crookston forum during the City Council meeting to question how the City handles snow around residential properties. David Regeimbal and Emily Harrington both came forward with their concerns. Regeimbal asked why the City wasn’t enforcing calendar parking, was plowing three to four feet of snow into driveways and why
The Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday at the Polk County Government Center. Scott Sosalla of ARI, Inc. reviewed the bid for the remodeling of the Human Services Building in East Grand Forks and submitted them to the board. ICS, Inc. came in as the low bidder at $610,300.00 including two deductible bids for access
The Minnesota Department of Transportation reports that the extreme low air temperatures and windy conditions has caused black ice on area highways. Black ice is an invisible hazard that catches drivers’ off-guard and frequently causes crashes. Black ice creates the appearance of a wet surface, but it is actually a thin, clear layer of ice
