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The Crookston City Council met on Monday night with all the items on the consent agenda. Among those were approving the City’s COVID-19 preparedness plan authorizing the reopening of city hall on Wednesday morning explains Interim City Administrator Angel. “We will be opening the doors to the public in the morning,” said Weasner. “We had […]
The Crookston City Council will meet Tuesday, May 26 at 7 p.m. in the council chambers at city hall. Limited seating is available due to the COVID-19 pandemic guidelines. If you’d prefer to participate by phone you may call 281-4515 and speak during the public forum. The doors to city hall will be opened at
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met on Tuesday, approving the paying of an invoice to Industrial Process and Management Consultants, LLC, for $7,000. Last week, a motion to recommend approving the invoice died without a second during CHEDA’s Epitome Energy Advisory Committee meeting. CHEDA Board President Kurt Heldstab said he’d spoken
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board’s advisory committee for Epitome Energy met on Tuesday morning to review an invoice from Industrial Process and Management Consultants (IPMC) for $7,000. CHEDA Board Chair Kurt Heldstab made a motion to recommend paying the invoice, but the motion died for lack of a second. CHEDA Executive
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night and approved a land option agreement with Epitome Energy. Interim City Administrator Angel Weasner said she has not heard whether Dennis Egan, CEO of Epitome Energy, had reviewed accepted the land option agreement but that the council’s act to approve it means it can be signed if
The Crookston City Council on Monday night voted unanimously during the Ways & Means Committee meeting to send a letter in support of opening small businesses to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Each council member spoke in favor of a letter supporting the small businesses in Crookston, and Councilman Dylane Klatt noted that when he sees
