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The Transfer Station continues to inch towards completion on the south side of Crookston. Two weeks ago the issue with the concrete floor in the offices pitting was discovered, more recently staff and contractors have become aware of an issue with the temperature not being where it should be in some rooms said Polk County […]
With the Materials Recovery Facility in Fosston operation using its new equipment Polk County Environment Services will trade-in the old equipment from the 1990s that was replaced said Environmental Services Director Jon Steiner. “We’ve been talking with Titus about some of the old equipment that we had from the old system that was put in
The Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday at the Polk County Government Center in Crookston. Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting told the board Enbridge Line 3 won’t start construction of the new line until 2020. “We just wanted to brief the board on a couple of things,” said Whiting. “One, Enbridge on their construction of
Polk County Environmental Services is pleased to announce the availability of a cost-share grant program that is available to property owners in Polk County that have an existing noncompliant septic system. Funds are intended to fix septic systems that are currently failing codes or functionality. These dollars are made possible through a grant received from
Work continues to progress inside the Polk County Transfer Station, with hopes that the offices will be habitable by mid-to-late February says Polk County Environmental Services Director Jon Steiner. “The offices will start opening up in February,” said Steiner. “The plan is the first week of February the architect and builder will meet and go
