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2019 Budget

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POLK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PREPARE THE 2019 BUDGET

The Polk County Commissioners held a shorter than normal meeting Tuesday as they prepare to complete the budget for their December 11 budget meetings. County Administrator Chuck Whiting urged residents with questions about the County Budget or their Property Tax Statement to attend the meeting. “The budget meeting December 11 is at 6:00 p.m. and […]

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CROOKSTON WAYS AND MEANS TO DISCUSS BUDGET

The financial future for the City of Crookston dominated discussions during Monday night’s Ways & Means Committee meeting.  The meeting opened with the approval of the November 13 meeting report and then transitioned into the five-year capital improvement plan.  The plan proposed $14,287,600 in capital improvements, which City Administrator Shannon Stassen explained is a forecast

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