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As of 8:00 pm, the Red Lake River level was at 26.92 feet. Sandbagging and clay dike operations have been or will be complete in vulnerable low-lying affected areas. Sandbagging volunteers and efforts are being suspended. Volunteers will continue to monitor levees and the City of Crookston Emergency Operation Center will continue to constantly monitor […]
Ampride Convenience Mart will give anybody that is sandbagging or walking the dikes a free coffee, hot chocolate, or tea as a thank you for volunteering to help the community. Stop by Amrpide before or after voluntering.
The Red Lake River water levels continue to slowly rise which has created additional vulnerable locations. To assist with monitoring the river levees and with sandbagging efforts, the City of Crookston requested aid from the Minnesota National Guard. It is expected that approximately 50 National Guard personnel will be arriving later this evening. Water levels have overcome the river
The Crookston City Council will meet on Monday night at 7:00 p.m. inside the City Hall Council Chambers. The Council will begin with the swearing-in of Police Officer Mitchel Tenneson. The Consent Agenda will include the approval of the proposed City Council Minutes from their meeting on April 11 and the approval of the City
KROX talked with Crookston Police Chief Darin Selzler at 5:30 p.m. Sunday to get an update on the flood fight in town. The interview is below –
Here is an update on the flood response in Grand Forks. The National Weather Service has a forecasted crest of the Red River over 48 ft. later this week. The Point Bridge on Minnesota Ave. was closed at 1 pm on Sunday, April 24th. The Sorlie Bridge on Demers Ave. is still open at this
