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With the warm temperatures, overland flooding has produced water over the road in several locations in Polk County. The following roads are closed due to water over the road in Andover Township. 280th Ave SW between 300th St SW and 305th St SW 310th St SW between 280th Ave SW and 270th Ave SW/CSAH 14 […]
Effective at 8:00 a.m. Monday, March 30 in compliance with Governor Walz “stay at home” executive order, all Polk County employees have been instructed to work from home. Employees that remain required to report to their worksite will be doing so. Polk County residents may notice delays in response as Administration works to forward phones
Effective Friday, March 20, 2020 at Noon, Polk County offices will be closed to the general public pending the response to mitigation efforts against the COVID-19 virus, until further notice. This includes the DMV/License Center in Crookston. County employees will be working during this time and may be able to respond to phone and email
By Warren Strandell – Polk County Commissioner, Dist. 2 Following are some interesting numbers from the Presidential Primary Election… numbers that weren’t generally reported in the news: Of Polk County’s 16,508 registered voters (including the 134 who registered on election day), 3,746 actually voted. That was 22.69%. Of the 3,746 ballots cast, 2,196 were by
A dryer than typical February has softened the river crest predictions across the Red River Basin. The Red Lake River in Crookston is now forecast to crest around 22.8 feet, a significant decrease from the January forecast to exceed 24 feet. Gregory Gust, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Grand Forks, said that
The Nielsville Bridge was closed in 2015, and now the Climax Bridge is starting to show it’s age as well. Beginning as soon as signs can be replaced, trucks and farm equipment using the bridge will be limited to 48,000 pounds for tandem and tri-axle trucks, and 76,000 pounds for semis. Polk County Engineer Rich
