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The Crookston City Council met on Monday night inside the City Hall Council Chambers. The meeting began with a Crookston Visitors Bureau (CVB) presentation. The presentation served as the CVB’s annual report to the City Council, and Cory Dallager gave the report. The report highlighted the main accomplishments from 2021, targeted projects, and partnerships developed.
The Crookston Parks and Recreation Department must extend the city’s pool closure to allow adequate time for the delivery of materials and repair. They apologize for this inconvenience and will announce an estimated reopen date as soon as possible. They Thank everyone for their understanding while they make the pool safe for all citizens.
The Crookston Park and Recreation Board met on Monday night inside City Hall to discuss an extension on a 50/50 Grant Awarded to the Downtown Crookston Development Partnership, a naming policy update, and an update on locations for outdoor skating rinks this winter. A few board members including Parks and Recreation Director Jake Solberg joined
Over this past weekend, the Crookston Sports Center suffered a power outage or surge that caused the blue rink’s ice to soften. The surge tripped the system so it wouldn’t turn back on and blew out a few fuses in the process. The Sports Center has been shut down since Sunday afternoon due to the
The Crookston Park & Recreation Department is now offering signups for various classes and activities this winter. Park & Recreation Director Jake Solberg talked about a few of the options available for kids. “We now have everything opened up for our winter programming,” said Solberg. “Swimming lessons which won’t be until February, but for those
Members of the Crookston Parks & Recreation board meet this evening inside the City Hall Council Chambers. Due to a lack of quorum, no action could be taken on the agenda, and the meeting was canceled. There was only one item that was supposed to be on the agenda, to discuss the city’s outdoor rinks.
