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Regular trash service ended with the City of Crookston on Friday, July 11, and since then, Director of Public Works Chuck Getsman has been fielding quite a few phone calls with questions about trash service. “Phone calls have definitely picked up since the city decided to end its colored bag garbage services. People wanting to […]
The City of Crookston has announced that the last pickup services for garbage and recycling will be July 11. Read the announcement below to find out what to do with your garbage and recycling after that date. With the rollout of the Waste Management garbage & recycling pickup services, the last day for yellow garbage
The City of Crookston has issued the following announcement about a Levee Inspection taking place this week. The engineering firm SEH, Inc., will be in Crookston this week, inspecting our levee. If you see anybody walking up and down the levee with notepads and computers, they are conducting an inspection. If you have any questions,
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee met on Monday, March 17, following the City Council meeting in the council chambers at City Hall. The agenda was to review and discuss possible changes to the city’s Clean-up Policy, which is important because it pertains to the week-long Spring and Fall Clean-Up the city offers its residents
The Crookston City Council met on Monday, March 17, at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall in the Council Chambers. The Council approved the consent agenda and moved on to the Regular Agenda for the meeting. The first item was a resolution regarding the purchase of a Zamboni Battery in the amount of $11,750.00 from the
City Council met Monday, December 9, after Truth in Taxation at City Hall in the Council Chambers The council meeting agenda included the approval of the meeting minutes from November 25, bills and disbursements of $334,421, approval of the 2025 liquor licenses for the Irishman’s Shanty, IC Muggs, Captain Crooks, Drafts Sports Bar and Grill,
