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The Crookston Visitors Bureau (CVB) met Thursday morning at the Crookston Inn and approved the budget 2024. The CVB looks to have just shy of $60,000 in total expenditures, which is $2,600 less than last year’s expenditures of $62,600. Chairman of the CVB, Bob Magsam, said there weren’t many changes, and the budget looks to […]
The Polk County commissioners met on Tuesday in the Polk County Government Center leading up to the Truth in Taxation presentation and public hearing. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES The board was presented with two items from Environmental Services Director Jon Steiner, who sought approval. The board approved the sale authorization and used vehicles from Enterprise Fleet Services.
Polk County held its Truth in Taxation presentation and public hearing on Tuesday night in the Polk County Government Center. Polk County commissioners and representatives attended the meeting along with twelve Polk County residents as they sat in on Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting’s budget/levy presentation. The presentation included the levy being set at 2.5%,
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) held a special meeting on Tuesday at Valley Technology Park and discussed economic development, grant programs, and budget updates. The meeting began with a public hearing regarding CHEDA’s five-year capital fund program action plan. This five-year plan includes capital improvements to Oak Court public housing. The upgrades
The Crookston Visitors Bureau (CVB) met on Friday morning in the conference room located inside the UMC store in downtown Crookston. Due to the lack of quorum, there were no agenda items that action could be taken. Therefore, only discussion was brought to each item. The CVB board began the meeting by discussing the Oxcart
The Crookston City Council will meet on Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the City Hall council chambers. The meeting will begin with presentations and public information announcements from the following organizations: Benedictine Living Community, Crookston Aquatic Boosters, Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Crookston Development Partnership, Golden Link Senior Center, Scruffy Tails Humane Society, and Tri-Valley Opportunity
