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FIRE from page 1 said.
Russell’s plan for now
estimated there were is to rebuild as best he can
probably 45 firefighters on and keep the farm func-
hand eventually from six tional for the time being.
different area fire depart- Alex is certain there are
ments (Becker/Santiago, some elements for the farm
Clear Lake, Foley, Big that won’t come back be-
Lake, Elk River and Zim- cause insurance can’t possi-
merman). bly cover all their
However, the fire con- tremendous losses.
sumed over half of the Er- “We’ll have to learn to
ickson farm’s machinery live without some things
including their going forward,” said Alex.
grinder/mixer, a combine, “It’s been a horrible thing
four tractors, an antique but at least the animals re-
tractor and hay (three thou- mained safe and our other
THE AFTERMATH of the Russell Erickson farm fire. (Submitted Photo)
milk 65 (holstein) cows.
“My grandpa built the
polebarn in 1976 and put up
the quonset hut from the
Minnesota State Fair in
1997,” Alex said. “Grandpa
passed away unexpectedly
in 1998. I was just a young
boy, but I worked side-by-
side with him on this farm
since I took my first steps.
Being in those buildings
daily made me feel closer to
him.”
“Many of the tools and
items hanging on the walls
of the polebarn were hung

sand bales) — all pivotal
items necessary to running
a productive dairy farm.
“Every bale of hay and
straw we owned is gone,”
Alex said. “We lost all our
protein feed (20 tons) we
just had delivered. We also
lost 70-80 tons of straw and
alfalfa.”
Firefighters fought the
blaze for eight hours and
the rubble was still smol-
dering several days later.
Two buildings were de-
stroyed.
An insurance adjuster
and fire inspector both vis-
ited the farm earlier this
week. The tractor and mill
that had each been used that
day were ruled out as possi-
ble causes of the fire. The
inspector believes it may
have been a lightning strike,
but for now he is running
tests and gathering more in-
formation on the inferno.
Tom Barthel, a neigh-
boring farmer and friend of
the Ericksons has offered
his grinder/mixer to help
the Ericksons stay in busi-
ness.
“Russell’s brother,
Roger and his wife Sandy
— along with their son,
David — have been a
tremendous help,” said
Alex. “Allowing Russell to
borrow equipment and store
several hundred bales of
hay plus protein feed at
their century farm one mile
north of our place. That is
until we figure out what to
do for storage going for-
ward.”
“Family friends, Paul
and Neil Schut have also
been very helpful since
learning of the fire,” Alex
structures.”
The Erickson farm has
been in business since 1949
when Russell’s parents,
Ernest and Elaine, started it
nearly 70 years ago. Russell
took over the farm in 1998
and Alex has been working
at the farm full-time since
2008.
The Ericksons own 175
head of cattle and currently
there by my grandpa,” Alex
went on to say. “Seeing
them burned up was tough.
The fire has been a big loss
and emotionally taxing —
yet we are counting our
blessings no animals or
other buildings burned. My
Grandpa Ernie was proud
of the family farm. Russell
and I consider it a privilege
to carry on his legacy.”

CW from page 1
Langenbacher said the big issue was
communication. He said the townships did-
n’t know about the big increase until just
before their annual meeting.
“We’re expected to go to our electorate
with a 25.5% increase,” he said. “They ask
us why and we don’t have the answers.”
Clearwater City Administrator said the
increase was due to a fire department
budget increase for capital equipment.
“The city has been trying to incremen-
tally increase the balance, but in 2015, 2016
and 2017 that didn’t happen,” he said.
“2018 was the first year we started issuing
capital funds for new purchases.”
Mayor Pete Edmonson said the when
the council set the budget the last few years,
they could have done incremental in-
creases, for example, of 5%, 5% and 10%.
“But we went 0%, 0% and 25%,” he
said.
Langenbacher said he didn’t want to go
were no surprises.
“We don’t want a hand in helping you
run your fire department. We understand if
you need a fire truck, you get a fire truck,”
he said.
“It’s your fire department. We like the
service we get. What we’re unhappy with
is the 25.5% increase in one year and not
being included in any negotiations.”
As far as renegotiating the current
amount, Edmonson said there isn’t any
“wiggle room.”
lowing year.
“I don’t see us adjusting the fire con-
tract to the two townships because the city
taxpayers will still be on the hook for that
shortfall,” he said.
Langenbacher said he will take that
message back to the electorate. The balance
will have to come from the general fund, he
said.
The council agreed it was a good idea
to let the townships know in advance when
their budget discussions would take place

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He said the reserve balance was ex- into the reasons why it happened. He said Under the contract, city residents pay so they could have a place at the table later
hausted when city purchased rescue van the township just wanted to be included in the fire levy up front and are reimbursed this year.
without bonding for the equipment. discussions about the fire budget so there when the townships pay their share the fol-

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