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As of 12:30 pm today, the Red Lake River level at Crookston was 20.11 feet. With the current rain levels and expected rain throughout the weekend, the Crookston Emergency Operation Center is fully operational and will monitor river levels, levee systems, and future weather predictions. If the Red Lake River level reaches approximately 23 feet, […]
As communities in northwestern Minnesota continue to recover from severe spring storms, Governor Tim Walz and the Minnesota Executive Council today extended the peacetime emergency and Minnesota National Guard assistance for emergency flood operations authorized in Emergency Executive Order 22-08. At an emergency meeting of the Minnesota Executive Council, which comprises the Governor, Secretary of State Steve Simon, Auditor Julie
At 4:30 pm today, the Red Lake River level at Crookston was 21.02 feet and continues to recede slowly. Please continue to call the Emergency Operation Center at 218-281-4363 or 218-281-4383 to report any high-water concerns. City staff will continue to monitor water levels and future weather forecasts. Press releases will be forthcoming as necessary.
While the City of Crookston was able to contain the flooding of the Red Lake River to a certain extent, not everyone was as fortunate to get by without damage. Tim and John Menard saw the basement of their residence at 518 Riverside Avenue completely fill with water from the Red Lake River by the
The Crookston Trinity Lutheran Church Pastor Gregory Isaacson published a letter of thanks for the many people involved in the flood response over the weekend. Pastor Gregory Isaacson says; On behalf of the faith community of Trinity Lutheran, I want to convey our deepest thanks to everyone who helped in any way to secure our
The Crookston City Council met last night at the Crookston City Council chambers in the lower level of Crookston City Hall. The meeting began with the Swearing-in Ceremony of Police Officer Mitchel with his family and fellow police officers. Pictures of his swearing-in can be seen below. CONSENT AGENDA The Council’s Consent Agenda consisted of
