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The Crookston Ways and Means Committee held a special meeting on Wednesday in the council chambers at City Hall. The first topic of discussion was capital improvement projects (CIPs). Interim City Administrator Darin Selzler and Finance Director Jon Roscoe have been working with department heads to obtain a comprehensive list of CIPs for their departments,
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee will have a special meeting on Wednesday, September 16, at 5:30 p.m. in the council chambers at City Hall. The committee will discuss capital improvement projects (CIP) and non-profit grant allocations. The committee reviewed presentations from the following non-profit organizations during the August 17 Ways and Means meeting: The
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 City Council’s Ways and Means Committee met on Monday in the council chambers at City Hall. The committee received funding presentations from local non-profit organizations, which were requested ahead of further discussions on the preliminary 2027 budget. In total, seven groups submitted applications to the city seeking funding assistance in 2027. The first
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee met on Monday and continued its review of the preliminary budget for the 2027 fiscal year. Crookston Fire Chief Shane Heldstab presented the fire department’s budget to the committee, citing an increase in revenue for the FY27 budget compared to the current 2026 budget due to an increase in
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee met on Monday and continued discussions on Houston Avenue erosion and the review of the preliminary 2027 budget. The discussion on how to move forward with the erosion issues affecting eight properties on Houston Avenue was brought back forward following discussions at the June 15 Ways and Means Committee
