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The Crookston Charter Commission met on Monday evening in the City Council Chambers but couldn’t do anything because of a lack of a quorum. The only members from the commission that showed up were Chris Fee, Blake Carlson, Frank Lindgren, and Mayor Dale Stainbrook. The commission began planning its agenda for the next meeting, which […]
The Crookston Area Chamber of Commerce held its Chamber Celebration in person for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic to celebrate local businesses with its “Night of Stars” event at the Crookston Eagles. Representatives from various local businesses came to enjoy a social hour full of appetizers, enter raffles and a silent auction, and
The Crookston City Council met for a regular meeting on Monday night inside the City Hall Council Chambers in the lower level of City Hall. CHEDA SPECIAL MEETING Before the meeting began, the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) met for a special meeting to approve their payables for November. The CHEDA Checks and
The Crookston Development Policy & Review Committee met in the City Hall Conference Hall on Monday morning. REGULAR AGENDA The meeting began with the committee discussing a review of their IRP loan applications. Finance Director Ryan Lindtwed reported that the application was outdated and had to be changed after certain laws had changed and the
The Crookston City Council met for a working session in the City Hall Council Chambers on Monday night to discuss potential actions for housing and childcare. REGULAR AGENDA The council began the meeting with a discussion about housing. Community Development Director Kari Kirschbaum explained she had started working on housing projects in the 60 acres
At the Crookston City Council’s last meeting in September, the council approved a preliminary levy increase of 18.15% from the 2022 levy, which, if left alone, will raise city taxes by about 3.817%. We met with City Administrator Charles “Corky” Reynolds to learn more about some of the reasons the levy is as high as
