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UPDATE: 12/30/20 1:15 p.m. Vincent Villarreal was a person of interest in the December 5 death of Jeffrey Allen Shulzitski at the Budget Inn Express in Grand Forks. Wednesday’s arrest was on warrants unrelated to the Grand Forks investigation. The Grand Forks Police Department will seek to speak with Villarreal about their open investigation now […]
Due to the continued health concerns raised by the COVID-19 virus outbreak, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office lobby is closed to the public. This includes both the Crookston and Fosston sub-station offices. All civil process, gun permits, data requests, and administrative activity will be initiated by calling 218-281-0431 or emailing PCSORecords@co.polk.mn.us. Please see our webpage
UPDATE: 12/17/2:20 p.m. The Crookston Police Department says they received well over 120 calls for the free turkeys in just over an hour and all the turkeys that were donated by the Crookston Walmart have been accounted for. Those who were able to get a turkey can pick them up at the Crookston Police Department
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office has been made aware of multiple thefts targeting 20 and 30-pound propane tanks around the region. The Sheriff’s Department is encouraging businesses and the public to make sure that you secure their property in an attempt to prevent these thefts from happening. As people are winterizing their lake cabins, make
On Saturday, November 28 at 2:34 a.m. the Polk County Sheriff’s Office along with the Mentor Fire Department were dispatched to 16233 340th Street SE rural Mentor for a chimney fire. Mentor Fire and Polk County Sheriff’s Office Deputies arrived on the scene and the house had large flames coming from the chimney with heavy
The Minnesota Winter Hazard Awareness Week topic for Friday is Winter Driving. Polk County Deputy Jesse Haugen encourages drivers to be prepared for winter road conditions by preparing a winter survival kit. “It’s important to ensure that your vehicle has been serviced and is ready to take on the cold weather,” said Haugen. “A winter
