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On April 25, 2022, the National Weather Service determined that the Red Lake River at Crookston crested at 27.07 feet at 11:00 pm on April 24, 2022. As of 11:00 am today, the Red Lake River level at Crookston was 26.33 feet and is slowly receding. The Crookston Emergency Operations Center will remain open and […]
The American Red Cross has set up a shelter at the Crookston Sports Center for anyone who has been affected by the flooding of the Red Lake River. The Shelter will also be used for those who have been volunteering their time by sandbagging or walking dikes. Following flooding, the Red Cross connects with those
The Crookston Township Board held an Emergency Meeting this afternoon at the Valley Technology Park to discuss any action they would take on a gravel road that was being washed out by rising Red Lake River waters. The Board had received a call from a resident about 237th Avenue SW, a gravel road south of
The Crookston Public Library has been making moves to protect their valued books, CDs, and microfilms from the flooding from the Red Lake River, especially their most preserved and irreplaceable items. RJ Zavoral & Sons, Inc. is moving dirt and sandbags to build dikes to protect the building and its resources from the river’s rising
The Red Lake Watershed District (District) will close the Schirrick Dam gates on the Black River at 1:00 p.m. on April 24, 2022. This is being done as a measure to reduce flood flows and stages downstream on the Red Lake River and the Red River of the North. Owners of property within the reservoir
The Crookston Planning Commission met Tuesday night in the City Hall Council Chambers to hear a presentation from APG Development representative Elliot Steinbrink on two 36-to-39-unit apartments being built in Crookston. The Committee opened the meeting by approving the meeting minutes from their last meeting on March 8, then introduced APG Development representative Elliot Steinbrink
