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The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning inside the Polk County Government Center. The agenda included Polk County Resident Robert Herkenoff for comments regarding the construction completed on Polk County Road 11, a resolution declaring Polk County as a Second Amendment dedicated county, and City of Crookston Administrator Amy Finch to provide […]
The Minnesota Department of Health released the COVID-19 numbers for today and the state reported 7,133 cases with 12 deaths. 0 deaths were reported in northwest Minnesota. Polk County reported 47 new cases with twenty probable, Roseau County had 45 with two probable, Marshall County had 29 with four probable, Pennington County had 17 with
As Minnesota’s agricultural industry continues to face severe drought conditions across the state, Governor Tim Walz has signed Executive Order 21-32, declaring an emergency and waiving trucking regulations to support Minnesota livestock producers in the safe and efficient transport of livestock, water supplies, and commodities related to livestock feed. The extreme and prolonged drought in
The Minnesota Department of Health released the COVID-19 numbers for today and the state reported 3,546 cases with 21 deaths. 1 death was reported in northwest Minnesota (Pennington County). Polk County reported 45 new cases with ten probable, Marshall County had 15 with five probable, Norman County had 12 with three probable, Red Lake County
October 25th through October 29th is Fall Clean-Up Week in Crookston. Clean-up items will be picked up only on your regular garbage pickup day and must be placed on the street boulevard. Please note: Compost material – grass clippings, lawn or garden waste – WILL NOT have to be in City compost bags for this
The City of Crookston, Crookston Public School District, and Polk County have set their preliminary maximum Tax Levies for 2022. The City of Crookston’s maximum Tax Levy has been set at 10%, the Crookston Public School District’s at 7.5%, and Polk County has set theirs at 4.6%. Altogether, taxpaying properties would see a 22.1% increase
