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The Tri-County Regional Community Corrections Board held a regular board meeting in the Polk County Justice Center on Monday morning. Monthly Statistical Reports After the Call to Order, the meeting began with the approval of the monthly statistics review and a Statistical Reports Review of all departments for July. Executive Director Andrew Larson reported that […]
As a result of severe storms, straight-line winds, and flooding during the period of April 22 to June 15, Polk County has been included in Federal Disaster Declaration number 4659 for the Public Assistance and the FEMA Hazard Mitigation Program. An Applicant Briefing Meeting has been scheduled for all local government and public entities claiming
Communities throughout the country unite to STOP red-light running and other dangerous driving behaviors at intersections. Polk County, a Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths partner, is taking a stand against red light running, ignoring stop signs, and failing to yield at intersections by promoting safe driving habits during National Stop on Red Week, August 7-13. The
Summer’s end is coming into view with the first week of August now here, which means for many farmers around Crookston, that harvest of certain crops such as sugar beets is right around the corner. But due to a very wet spring and many unforeseen circumstances, the planting and growing seasons have been anything but
From farm to frontline, the Minnesota Soybean Research & Promotion Council (MSR&PC) is taking another giant leap forward to highlight environmentally friendly investments from the soybean checkoff. Polk County, in partnership with MSR&PC, which directs the state’s soybean checkoff resources, is launching the Stepping Up campaign to amplify farmer profitability and promote the value-added uses
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met inside the Polk County Government Center on Tuesday morning. CONSENT ITEMS The board began the meeting by approving the Auditor Warrants and the Board Minutes from their meetings on July 5, 19, and 26. The board approved the consent items unanimously. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES- JON STEINER The board first
