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On Monday night representatives from the Minnesota Section of American Water Works Association presented the City of Crookston with the “People’s Choice Award” for best tasting drinking water in Minnesota at the Minnesota State Fair. Crookston was also selected as the best tasting drinking water by the WCCO hosts Paul Douglas and Jordana Green and […]
The City of Crookston won the People’s Choice Award for Best Tasting Drinking Water in The Great Minnesota Tap Water Taste Test at the Minnesota State Fair. Shannon Stassen, the City Administrator, said the quality of water is another great reason to be in Crookston. “The State Fair has a competition for the Best Tasting
The Crookston Water Department continues to update water meters in homes across Crookston. They have finished almost every home south of the Red Lake River and continue to work their way north said Water Department Superintendent Brandon Carlson. “We’re trying to finish up book 2 and 14 and moving into five and six,” said Carlson.
