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The Crookston City Council met Monday, July 8, in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. The meeting began with Robert Haugen (pictured below with Police Chief Darin Selzler), a recent hire of the Crookston Police Department, being sworn in via his Oath of Office. The consent agenda included approving the council meeting minutes from […]
The Crookston City Council met Monday evening in the Council Chambers in City Hall. WRITING OFF DEBT OWED BY JACOBSON HOSPITALITY The City Council discussed writing off the debt/loan of Jacobson Hospitality (Todd and Nicole Jacobson), the former owners of the Crookston Inn. The loan was originally worth $100,000, but over time, with interest, the
The Crookston City Council held a special meeting Tuesday evening to select a new City Administrator. After interviewing the three candidates, the council selected Jeff Shoobridge. “The council decided who would best fit Crookston’s needs now and into the future,” said current Crookston City Administrator Corky Reynolds. “They determined that Jeff Shoobridge would be the candidate.
The Crookston City Council met Monday Night in the City Hall Council Chambers. The meeting began with a proclamation made by Crookston Mayor Dale Stainbrook and TRI-Valley Opportunity Council CEO Jason Carlson. The proclamation states May 2024 is Community Action Month in recognition of the hard work and dedication of TRI-Valley Opportunity Council, inc. and
The Crookston City Council met on Monday in the City Hall Council Chambers. The council approved the continuation of the City Administrator search after reviewing the final eight candidates presented by the search firm BakerTilly. The council was able to reduce the number of candidates to five semi-finalists and each will go through a second
The City of Crookston continues to face challenges regarding its Finance Department and retaining a Finance Director. After the unexpected resignation of recent Finance Director Audrey Passa, the Crookston City Council approved accepting the temporary services of CliftonLarsonAllen, LLC, before finalizing candidates for the Director position on April 16. “Michelle, from CliftonLarson and another individual
