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The Crookston City Council met on Monday and declared an emergency for the City of Crookston due to COVID-19. That declaration will suspend in-person meetings for the Crookston City Council, an advisory board, or a commission for 30 days. The declaration allows for teleconferencing, eliminating the need for all members to be visible, explained Interim […]
Polk County Public Health and area healthcare facilities are aligned for the well-being of our residents and communities. At this time of fast-paced change and uncertainty, we are active in coordination of communication, preparedness, and response activities for COVID-19. Polk County Public Health is concerned about what we are hearing from people questioning the necessity
Effective Immediately: Polk County Public Health is offering coordination of Essential Services to all residents of Polk County. Essential services include groceries, medication or other items needed for daily living. If you feel you are at a high risk of contracting COVID-19 or are unable to obtain essential items on your own, please call Polk
KROX Radio hosted Polk County Public Health’s Sarah Reese, RiverView Health’s April Grunhovd, and Altru Clinic’s Shayla Solberg to update us on COVID-19. You can hear the interview below –
Polk County Sheriff Jim Tadman has issued the following press release on what Polk County is doing to combat and prepare for COVID-19. The press release is below- The Polk County Sheriff’s Office, Polk County Public Health, along with all Polk County Department Heads, Crookston Police Chief Paul Biermaier, and East Grand Forks Police Chief
Polk County Public Health Director Sarah Reese updated the Polk County Commissioners and department heads on information about COVID-19, the coronavirus on Tuesday. According to Reese, as of noon on Tuesday, March 17, none of the 60 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota were located within in Polk County. “At noon, as we’re having this
