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UPDATE ON DISCOLORED WATER AND WATER RESTRICTIONS WITHIN CROOKSTON

The City of Crookston has received a few reports of discolored water within the City of Crookston. The City is lifting its restrictions to conserve water but says residents should still avoid doing laundry if possible, as these conditions may stain clothing. The discoloration of water is due to mineral buildup within the water main being dislodged from the abnormal pressure changes that occurred while repairing the transmission line. These are minerals typically found in well water, and the water is safe for consumption.

The minerals typically settle out within a few days. The City appreciates Crookston’s patience through this event and thanks residents for conserving water.

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