Rules already on the books about recreational fires in the city have been reiterated by the International Falls City Council with the earlier adoption and now second reading of the Minnesota Uniform Fire Code at its July 5 meeting.
Below are the latest, and last regularly scheduled messages from the National Weather Service and NOAA with key messages for the flooding situation across the… Login to continue reading Login…
STAFF REPORT State Rep. Rob Ecklund urges area residents and business owners impacted by this spring’s historic flooding to report damage to their county Emergency… Login to continue reading Login…
NWS report, VNP resumes portages, opens RLVC launch, some campsites: Voyageurs National Park will lift temporary closures of the Rainy Lake Visitor Center boat launch… Login to continue reading Login…
“Really good news.” That’s how Koochiching County Sheriff Perryn Hedlund described this week’s flood situation report from the National Weather Service and NOAA for the weeks ahead. “We’re just still paying waiting game at this point,” he said.
The rain held off and the annual Birchdale Fourth of July celebration took place as usual with a parade, program and games. The parade was led by veterans Brian Briggs and Craig Qualley.
STAFF REPORT Koochiching County residents have options for sandbags management at their properties. Residents can sign up to have sandbags at their residential and commercial… Login to continue reading Login…
Below are the latest key messages from the National Weather Service and NOAA on the flooding situation across the Rainy River Basin. Key Messages The… Login to continue reading Login…
STAFF REPORT Koochiching County hosted a training session Tuesday with multi-sector teams learning the ArcGIS ‘Survey123’ Damage assessment software program/application to serve the community in… Login to continue reading Login…
Flood issues, ranging from presentations on flood-related management, and extending a declaration of emergency in Koochiching County, to plans to assist residents to dispose of sandbags and solid waste dominated the county board meeting Tuesday