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The City of Crookston continues to face challenges regarding its Finance Department and retaining a Finance Director. After the unexpected resignation of recent Finance Director Audrey Passa, the Crookston City Council approved accepting the temporary services of CliftonLarsonAllen, LLC, before finalizing candidates for the Director position on April 16. “Michelle, from CliftonLarson and another individual […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night in the City Hall council chambers. CROOKSTON AREA COMMUNITY FUND PRESENTATION The meeting began with one presentation from the Crookston Area Community Fund in regard to the organization inviting grant applications in support of charitable, educational, and public-purpose projects that will enhance or improve the quality of
Two recent court rulings favor Enbridge’s appeal of its state tax valuations. Those decisions will hit counties hard, particularly Red Lake and Clearwater counties, for whom the result of these rulings could mean a refund larger than their annual tax levy. The recent rulings say the Minnesota Department of Revenue overvalued Enbridge pipelines by as
