News Flash

The City of Crookston received a large amount of heavy, wet snow today. Due to the weight and volume of this snowfall, plowing operations are progressing slower than usual.

Public Works crews are continuing to work throughout the evening to clear all streets and alleyways. In a few areas, operations were temporarily delayed due to equipment breakdowns and mechanical issues; however, those locations will be revisited and fully cleared as soon as possible.

Residents are strongly encouraged to park vehicles off the street whenever possible. This allows our large equipment to safely and effectively clear and widen roadways without obstruction. Fully clearing the roadway is essential to reducing pooling water and ensuring proper drainage to storm catch basins.

Crews will return tomorrow to widen streets and break down larger snow piles to improve visibility and overall road conditions.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to keep Crookston streets safe and passable.

Crookston Housing & Economic Development Authority is seeking a Project Coordinator to help grow and strengthen our local business community. This role works directly with residents, businesses, developers, and funding partners to support economic development projects, grants, and financing opportunities.If you’re organized, community-focused, and passionate about making a local impact, we’d love to hear from you!Apply today and help shape Crookston’s future.

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Public Works has identified a water main break on Summit Avenue. 

Water service will be temporarily shut off for residents located between the valves at the intersections of Alexander Street & Summit Avenue and Riverside Street & Summit Avenue.

Our crews are actively working on the repair, and the goal is to have service restored today (2/17) before the incoming storm arrives.

Questions? Please contact Chuck Getsman at (218) 281-1232 or cgetsman@crookston.mn.us.