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On Wednesday, the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced, beginning Monday, September 18, that railroad crossing repairs will begin on Highway 2 in Crookston. Motorists will detour utilizing Fisher Ave. and Highway 75. Repairs are expected to be complete by the end of the week. Important reminders for motorists regarding work zone safety- Slow down when […]
Communities from around Minnesota will benefit from $705,000 in programming grants that support the Safe Routes to School program, the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced today. One example of how Safe Routes to School grant funding can impact a community is Rochester Public Schools, which received grant funding this year for a “Fat Tire Bicycle Fleet”
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has agreed with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to begin using Wireless Emergency Alerts through the Integrated Public Alert & Warning System, FEMA’s national system for local alerting that shares emergency information with the public. Wireless Emergency Alerts use the same system that shares critical notifications like AMBER alerts with
The Crookston City Council met on Monday evening in the Crookston City Hall Council Chambers. FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT STAFFING CHANGES The council approved the current Finance Director Ryan Lindtwed request for a transfer from the position of Finance Director to the City Accountant position. The current City Accountant, Audrey Passa will move into the Finance Director
The Minnesota Department of Transportation announced today, beginning May 15, motorists on Highway 75 north of Hallock can expect a detour as construction begins. The project includes replacing culverts and resurfacing Highway 75 between Hallock and the Canadian border as well as Highway 171 between St. Vincent and the North Dakota border. The contractor for
The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) has enacted a no travel advisory on multiple highways in northwest Minnesota due to blizzard conditions. MnDOT snowplows continue to operate, but motorists are advised not to travel in these areas until conditions improve. The picture below has the roads with no travel advised in purple. Motorists should plan
