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The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Monday, June 10, in the Council Chambers in City Hall. The committee heavily discussed how they would fill the empty seat amongst them due to former Councilman Joe Kresl’s resignation. Since Kresl’s resignation, the fifth ward council member position has opened. The committee ended up coming up […]
The Crookston City Council will meet tonight (Monday, June 10) in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The consent agenda includes the approval of the council meeting minutes from the May 28 meeting and the approval of bills and disbursements of $282,259.72. The city council will also be asked to approve a donation from an
Crookston City Council member and Ward 5 Alderman Joe Kresl gave a message to the people of Crookston who assisted in the Red Lake River flood efforts. His statement can be seen below: On behalf of Crookston, I would like to thank everyone that contributed to the efforts of saving our town from the rising
The Crookston City Council met tonight in the Crookston City Council chambers in the lower level of Crookston City Hall for a Special Meeting. REGULAR AGENDA The meeting only held one item on the Regular Agenda, which was for the Council to select the finalists to be interviewed for the City Administrator position. The Council
The Crookston Visitors Bureau (CVB) met Thursday morning inside the Crookston Inn. The meeting began with the approval of the October 14 meeting minutes and all bills payable, which the board approved unanimously. The board then reviewed the one-year anniversary accomplishments for the CVB. “I think the biggest accomplishment we had was the printing and
A new welcome to Crookston sign is officially up on the North end of town on Highway 2 as you enter the city. You can find it on the right-hand side of the road just before the railroad tracks traveling eastbound on Highway 2. Joe Kresl, a representative of Ward 5 on the Crookston City
