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The Crookston E.D.A. met with the Ways and Means Committee earlier this week to discuss their preliminary budget and proposals for 2024. The E.D.A. is estimating a total budget of $974,500 throughout three departments. The E.D.A. proposed that $509,000 goes toward the Community Development budget, with $277,000 for salaries. The Marketing budget proposed to the […]
The Crookston Housing and Economic Develpment Authority CHEDA) board and city council members met on Thursday night at Valley Technology Park with Senior Municipal Advisor Ehlers Financial Todd Hagen. Hagen gave a slide show presentation to everyone in attendance. Earlier this year, the City of Crookston agreed to terms with Ehlers Financial to make them
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) met on Tuesday at Valley Technology Park. CHEDA first discussed the Workforce housing development that is currently being built at 1410 Eickhof Boulevard; the board was informed the Crookston EDA’s focus is picking up cabinets, flooring, and paint for the design. This has been an ongoing internal
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority met on Tuesday morning inside Valley Technology Park. Community Development Director Kari Kirschbaum was absent from the meeting. HOUSING REPORT After approving the Consent Agenda, the board heard from Crookston Housing & EDA Staff Member Theresa Tahran on the Public Housing Report. “Our main highlights right now are
It looks like the City of Crookston has a new Crookston Housing and Economic Development Executive Director as Karie Kirschbaum resigned as Mahnomen City Administrator to take the job in Crookston. Kirschbaum is the former mayor of the City of Gary and one of the founding members of the Norman County Economic Development Authority (NCEDA).
The Crookston Planning Commission met last night inside the City Hall Council Chambers to discuss the validation of two Land Use Determinations from the Crookston Housing & Economic Development Authority (CHEDA). The meeting lasted only 10 minutes and the job of the Planning Commission was to determine if both pieces of property fit within the
