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The Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday morning at the Polk County Transfer Station. Polk County Sheriff James Tadman gave his monthly report and said they are starting to see more traffic. “It is getting busier. More people are getting out and doing more activities,” said Sheriff Tadman. “The activity is up, but we have […]
Polk County Sheriff Jim Tadman joined KROX radio Wednesday to reflect the tragedies surrounding the deaths of George Floyd while detained by four now-former Minneapolis Police Officers and Grand Forks Police Officer Cody Holte while responding to an active shooting involving a suspect and deputies of the Grand Forks Sheriff’s Office. The loss of Officer
Polk County Sheriff Jim Tadman reminds us that it is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week this week (April 12-18). Sheriff Tadman’s letter is below – Your hardworking dispatchers and other public safety telecommunicators serve as a vital link between your community and fire, medical, and law enforcement agencies. Please join me in thanking our fantastic
Due to the continued health concerns raised by the COVID-19 virus outbreak, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, along with all other Polk County offices, will be closed to the public effective Friday, March 20 at Noon. This includes both the Crookston and Fosston sub-station offices. All civil process, gun permits, data requests, and administrative activity
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
