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There was a Ways and Means Committee Meeting Monday night following the City Council meeting. The agenda for Ways & Means brought in eight candidates, all wishing to fill the vacant At-Large City Council seat left vacant after the resignation of Tim Menard. In a very organized fashion, each candidate had time to stand before […]
On Monday, May 5, during the Crookston Ways and Means meeting, City Administrator Jeff Shoobridge mentioned to the council that a possible housing development project was coming up in Crookston. Shoobridge anticipates bringing an RFP for the project to the council within the next 60 days and says that the city’s management responsibility for the
The Crookston City Council met Monday, May 5. at the City Hall Council Chambers. Mayor Stainbrook made a proclamation declaring May 2025 Mental Health Awareness Month. Cindy Strom, RN, and Program Director at Riverview Health, Senior Life Solutions, attended tonight to hear the proclamation and receive a signed copy. “I came down for the Mayor
Crookston Ways and Means met Monday night following the City Council meeting in the council chambers. The agenda for Monday’s Ways and Means was a planning session for the City Administrator for the upcoming year. Mayor Stainbrook opened up the meeting, asking the council members to discuss what items they would like to see City
The Crookston City Council met on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Crookston City Hall. The consent agenda was approved by the council. It included the approval of minutes from the February 3 meeting, bills and disbursements for $645,272.10, and a three percent raise for City Administrator Jeff Shoobridge,
The City of Crookston held its annual holiday potluck this week and honored employees for their years of service. Jeff Shoobridge – City Administrator presented the awards40 Years – Maureen Kostrzewski – Parks & Recreation20 Years – Brandon Carlson- Public Works10 Years – Marcus Brekken – Parks & Recreation5 Years – Cody Bannert – Police5
