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On Wednesday evening Pam Whitmore, Collaboration and Mediation Manager for the League of Minnesota Cities, conducted training with about 15 members of the City of Crookston staff, council, and commissions including Mayor Guy Martin. Whitmore began the meeting talking about the difference in roles between the City Council and the city staff, which are primarily […]
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
The Ways & Means Committee will meet twice on Monday at City Hall. First, they will meet in closed session at 6:30 p.m. to discuss a potential property sale. Then the regularly scheduled Ways & Means Committee meeting will follow the City Council. The agenda for the open meeting includes the following nominations to boards
