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The Crookston Ways and Means Committee continued 2027 preliminary budget discussions at Tuesday’s meeting

The Crookston City Council Ways and Means Committee continued its 2027 preliminary budget discussions at its Tuesday meeting. Before budget discussions began, Interim City Administrator Darin Selzler wanted to get the committee’s consensus on the final draft of the city’s comprehensive plan. The plan was reviewed and a recommendation was given by the Planning Commission

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The Crookston City Council discusses preliminary engineering reports and a Main Street temporary easement during Monday’s meeting

The Crookston City Council met on Monday to discuss preliminary engineering reports, temporary construction easements, and municipal regulations ahead of the Ox Cart Days festival. FRONT STREET STORMWATER OUTFALLThe first topic up for discussion was a resolution accepting the Front Street Stormwater Outfall Preliminary Engineering Report and Task Order #30, authorizing the final design and

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Crookston City Council approves emergency sewer main repair, low potency hemp retail license

The Crookston City Council met Monday evening in the council chambers at City Hall and took action on several items, including a cannabis lower-potency hemp edible retailer license and emergency repairs to a sanitary sewer line. COUNCIL APPROVES EMERGENCY SANITARY SEWER LINE ON NORTH FRONT STREETCouncil members voted unanimously to approve approximately $100,000 in emergency

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Crookston City Council goes over Public Works budget. Could we see new Christmas lights?

The Crookston City Council held another budget workshop meeting on Wednesday, with the Public Works budget taking the center stage. The Public Works budget is one of the biggest budgets the City of Crookston has (along with Parks and Recreation), and the meeting was over two hours long. Crookston Public Works Director Chuck Getsman reviewed

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