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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
The Crookston Plan Commission met on Tuesday in the council chambers at City Hall and made two recommendations to the City Council. The commission discussed a proposal from Jeff Fagerstrom with the Northwest Minnesota Housing Cooperative (NMHC) regarding Parcel 82,03959.00, an outlot within the Lincoln School subdivision. The proposal would be to turn the 3.249-acre
The Crookston Planning Commission met Tuesday night in the city council chambers at City Hall to review the latest draft of the proposed comprehensive plan. The plan, entitled “Embolden Crookston”, has been developed by KLJ Engineering and was presented to the commission by Joel Quanbeck. Quanbeck has been working on the comprehensive plan for several
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee held its meeting immediately following the city council meeting Monday night and discussed several items, including updates on the city’s new comprehensive plan, the active transportation development project, and the proposed demolition of the Tri-Valley building in the downtown area. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE Joel Quanbeck of KLJ Engineering presented
Crookston City Council will meet on Monday, March 3, in the Council Chambers at City Hall. There will be a Proclamation after the Open Forum for the National Child and Adult Care Food Program taking place March 16-22, 2025. The consent agenda consists of approval of the City Council Minutes from February 18, 2025, and
