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The Crookston Parks and Rec Board met on Monday, June 9, at 4:30 p.m. at City Hall in the Council Chambers. Crookston Sports Center – Painting The first item on the agenda was about getting the Crookston Sports Center painted this summer. Crookston Parks and Rec Director Jake Solberg explained to the board that the […]
Carol Gregg of Fin n Fit presented Jake Solberg, the Parks and Recreation Director, with a check Thursday to cover the cost of the new actuator that was installed at the pool and controls the building’s temperature. The part cost just over $5,100, and Fin n Fit had committed to covering the cost so the
City Council held a Budget Workshop on Monday, December 9, after the regular City Council Meeting. The council heard from multiple people about the effects of closing down the pool and discussed in-depth options for keeping it open. Deciding the future of the pool while in a budget crisis has been a task that the
The Crookston City Council met Monday, November 25, at 5:30 p.m. in the council chambers of Crookston City Hall. The meeting started with a presentation by Ehlers, which provided an overview of city funding. Todd Hagen from Ehlers gave the presentation. He talked with the council members about putting a Financial Management Plan into place
The Crookston City Council met Tuesday evening at Crookston City Hall in the Council Chambers. During the Crookston Forum, the Council heard from several Crookston residents who came to be heard with their thoughts and opinions on the closing of the Crookston Public Pool. Residents Anna Brekken, Matt Rosu, and Kathy Lessard spoke strongly against
The Crookston City Council held a Budget Session and Discussion Monday night following the regular City Council Meeting. The City of Crookston is in a $1.8 million deficit, and cuts must be made. “Unfortunately, we do have a very difficult budget season; as I have mentioned before, the city really has not funded our capital,
