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The Crookston City Council breezed through their agenda Monday night in a meeting that lasted just a few minutes. Mayor Guy Martin (pictured above) opened the meeting by presenting Patricia Jones, principal at Cathedral School, with a proclamation naming January 27 – February 2 as ‘Catholic School Week.” The council then passed the consent agenda […]
Mayor Guy Martin, Councilmembers Don Cavalier, Steve Erickson, Cindy Gjerswold and Tom Vedbraaten took their Oaths of Office Monday to open the City Council meeting. Following the approval of the night’s agenda, Vedbraaten removed the proposed council minutes from the December 26 meeting and the resolution to approve City of Crookston bills and disbursements in
Crookston City Council met on Wednesday night for a short end of year meeting. The meeting began with a plaque being presented to Councilman Bob Quanrud who was attending the final meeting of his second term on council. “It’s been a great eight years, and I look forward to the new mayor and council coming
The committee for Policy Development and Review for the City of Crookston met late Wednesday morning at City Hall. The committee is recommending that the Council applies for an additional loan from USDA, who supplies the funds for the gap financing the City provides to lenders beyond what the bank can do. Craig Hoiseth, CHEDA
In a carryover from the City Council meeting, the Ways and Means Committee considered legal action against Dean and Roman Adams over a late 2017 property sale that has yet to be finalized. Reading from his notes, City Administrator Shannon Stassen read from his notes that the committee, on a recommendation from the City Attorney
Monday night’s Crookston City Council meeting progressed rather quickly despite the length of the agenda. The consent agenda passed unanimously after Councilman Bobby Baird pulled a resolution for the 2019 fee schedule. The resolution for the fee schedule moved to the regular agenda where it later passed unanimously with no discussion. The Council also held
