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The Crookston City Council met on Monday night holding public hearings for both the issuance of revenue bonds for the proposed project by RiverView Healthcare Association and the proposed TIF District 3-11 for the Fournet building. During the public hearing for the RiverView bonds, councilman Tom Vedbraaten asked if bonding the full RiverView project would
The Crookston City Council will meet on Monday at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The consent agenda includes approving the February 25 minutes; a resolution to approve City of Crookston bills and disbursements in the amount of $413,256.62 for check numbers 61155-61240; a resolution to approve farm lease between the City
The Crookston Water Department continues to update water meters in homes across Crookston. They have finished almost every home south of the Red Lake River and continue to work their way north said Water Department Superintendent Brandon Carlson. “We’re trying to finish up book 2 and 14 and moving into five and six,” said Carlson.
The Polk County Commissioners met on Tuesday at the Polk County Government Center in Crookston. Polk County Administrator Chuck Whiting told the board Enbridge Line 3 won’t start construction of the new line until 2020. “We just wanted to brief the board on a couple of things,” said Whiting. “One, Enbridge on their construction of
Mayor Guy Martin, Councilmembers Cindy Gjerswold, Clayton Briggs, Dale Stainbrook, Don Cavalier and City of Crookston Finance Director Angel Weasner met on Thursday afternoon to discuss a Code of Conduct and Ethics for the City of Crookston. Each attendee voiced the belief that a Code of Conduct and Ethics should include all members of the
Census data compiled by Joan Bernston with First Children’s Finance, which provides lows and business-development assistance to high-quality child care businesses serving low and moderate income families, shows there is a possible need of more than 300 childcare spots within a 20-mile radius of Crookston and more than 170 within Crookston itself. Bernston explains how
