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The Crookston City Council met this afternoon for an Emergency Meeting in the City Hall Council Chambers. The meeting began with the Council approving a declaration of a State of Emergency for the City of Crookston due to high water caused by the snow and ice melt and the current and predicted precipitation traveling through […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night at the Crookston City Council chambers in the lower level of Crookston City Hall. Regular Agenda The council voted unanimously to repeal the City of Crookston Ordinance Number 86 third Series, which made it so Council Members could participate in Council Meetings remotely under certain conditions now
The Crookston Visitors Bureau (CVB) will meet inside the Crookston Inn on Thursday at 7:00 a.m. The meeting will serve as the Annual meeting. Agenda items will include the introduction of Cathy LaJesse as the new Tourism Coordinator and the electing of officers for the CVB Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer. The agenda will also
On Monday night, Epitome Energy CEO Dennis Egan gave an update to the Ways & Means Committee on the progress of Epitome Energy. The focus remains on bringing value-added to the basis for soybeans in the area. “Absolutely, the study that the University of Minnesota Crookston Extension did still holds true,” said Egan. “When you
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night with Mayor Dale Stainbrook issuing a proclamation declaring May 2021 as Community Action Month to recognize the hard work and dedication of the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council and all Minnesota Community Action agencies. The Council approved a resolution to authorize a contract with SEH to provide professional services
The Crookston City Council met on Monday approving the bills and disbursements of $387,902.99 and approving the April 12 meeting minutes. The City Council unanimously passed a resolution ordering plans and specifications for the Central Park RV Campground. Councilman Tom Vedbraaten expressed concern that residents of Crookston weren’t sold on the idea of the campground.
