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The Downtown Crookston Development Partnership (DCDP), along with City Councilman Don Cavalier and a committee of Ward 4 residents he established, surveyed Crookston’s downtown businesses last year. DCDP member Jess Bengtson said the survey provided a lot of information about businesses and their thought of the downtown area. “We really wanted to concentrate on […]
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee accepted two staff proposals Monday night to move forward with a couple of projects to benefit recreational opportunities for the City of Crookston. The committee moved forward with a trial program to provide water for rinks and pools in Crookston and improve lighting on city trails. WATER WAIVER FOR
The Ways & Means Committee met Wednesday night to set the preliminary levy. Interim City Administrator and Finance Director Angel Weasner presented the committee with a seven percent levy increase to reduce the reliance on Local Government Aid (LGA) funding. The total budget submitted for the City of Crookston was $14,034,644, with the proposed seven
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night, where the City Council voted 5-2 to move the Crookston Visitor’s Bureau under the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) temporarily. However, Mayor Dale Stainbrook vetoed the resolution. The veto was one of the first used in recent memory by a Crookston Mayor. Following the mayor’s
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee (City Council and department heads) met Monday night and passed a motion to put in ice at the Crookston Sports Center in September. The committee also discussed the Crookston Visitors Bureau and extending Angel Weasner’s temporary pay increase through the end of the year. SEPTEMBER ICE The Crookston Blue
The Crookston City Council had a special meeting Tuesday night in the Crookston City Council Chambers in the lower level of Crookston City Hall to select the finalists for the City Administrator position. The meeting started with a resolution to select no more than six candidates and Liza Donabauer (pictured right) of David Drown Associates
