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Do April showers bring May flowers? Deep snow and high winds during this month’s snowstorm caused extended outages in the east-central part of Otter Tail Power Company’s South Dakota service area, as well as shorter outages in other communities the company serves. Despite difficult weather conditions, once crews could arrive on site they did what
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board had a discussion during their meeting Tuesday about the proposed non-profit child care center in Crookston. Executive Director Craig Hoiseth told the board that there have been no new proposed sites from the public regarding possible locations for a child care center within the City of
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee Monday night voted Monday night to light the corridor from Old Highway 75 to the Highway 75 bypass bridge. The project will install 12 LED lights along the stretch from the corner to the bridge. The committee was presented with four options, option 1 was a 50 percent cost
With warmer temperatures on the horizon and large amounts of snow across much of its service area, Otter Tail Power Company reminds customers and neighbors that electricity and water don’t mix. High water levels and flooded areas could increase the potential for accidental contact with electricity. Otter Tail Power Company’s Safety Services Manager Greg Overland
RiverView Health and Otter Tail Power Company have a lot in common: Both provide important services to people in rural communities 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Each entity also recognizes the importance of the other. In that regard, Otter Tail recently made a $35,000 donation to the RiverView
MINNESOTA DNR SNOWMOBILE SAFETY TIPS (OTTER TAIL TIPS ARE BELOW) Snowmobile riders throughout the state would welcome a fresh round of snowfall, but despite less-than-ideal conditions in some areas, they’re hitting lakes and trails with a fervor. In advance of Snowmobile Safety Awareness Week – January 19-27 – the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds
