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The Crookston Airport Commission met on Tuesday morning at the City Hall conference room. The commission met on October 29 but lacked a quorum, so it had to reconvene to approve a few items. AIRPORT MANAGER CONTRACTThe commission approved giving Crookston Municipal Airport manager Lowell Miller a three percent raise, as his current contract is […]
The Crookston Airport Commission met on Wednesday morning. Even though they didn’t have a quorum, they received updates on several airport projects and discussed the possibility of increasing hangar rent, a budget update, and more. AIRPORT PROJECT UPDATEThe meeting started with Lindsay Reidt, the Lead Airport Engineer at Short Elliot Hendrickson, giving an update on
The Crookston Municipal Airport Commission met on Thursday in the City Hall Conference Room. The agenda had one item – the approval of a Non-Commercial Hangar Lot Lease for Chris Ranten, an airport commission member who was not in attendance. Ranten wants to build the first privately built hangar at the Crookston Airport and the
The Crookston Airport Commission met Wednesday, April 16, in the conference room at City Hall. The commission reviewed the private hangar lease agreement, and they accepted a T-Hangar bid of over $2.8 million. Private Hangar Lease ReviewAt the previous meeting in February, the Commission discussed reviewing the city’s Private Hanger Lease Agreement. No changes have
The Crookston Airport Commission met on Wednesday, February 26, 2025, at 7:00 a.m. at City Hall in the Conference Room. The first item on Wednesday’s agenda was the T-Hanger Project. In 2023, a grant was awarded for designing a 5-bay T-Hanger at Crookston Airport. The bids based off that design went out in March 2024
On Wednesday, April 10, the Crookston Airport Commission met in the City Hall conference room and reviewed bids for the proposed T-Hangar project. The Crookston Airport previously estimated the T-Hangar project to cost approximately $2.5 million. After reviewing the bids, the lowest responsible bidder was Gustafson and Goudge of Clearbrook, in the amount of $2,797,077,
