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The Crookston City Council met on Monday evening in the jam-packed City Council Chambers at City Hall. SIDEWALK CONCERNS During the Public Forum, Crookston resident Bob Magsam spoke and said his recently redone sidewalk has caved in a bit and has caused a tripping hazard, and he would like to see the city do something […]
The Crookston City Council held a strategic planning session Wednesday night covering a lot of ground discussing the future for Crookston. The meeting covered several core topics and some additional topics, including the role of councilmembers on boards and committees, MnDOT Downtown Highway 2 Corridor Study, child care, recreation programs, Crookston’s image, and whether there
The Crookston Planning Commission met Tuesday evening approving the recommendation of a multi-faceted variance request for the Ag Innovation Campus that broke ground this fall and expects to begin substantial construction this spring. The Ag Innovation Campus requested three separate height variances up to 120 feet explained City of Crookston Building Official Greg Hefta. “There
The Crookston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB) met last week and was notified that they’d be receiving an additional $22,000 in funds that had been in a CVB account with the Chamber Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority Executive Director Craig Hoiseth informed the committee that the City of Crookston was canceling the
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 Crookston City Council had a short meeting on Monday night for new Councilmembers Kristie Jerde (Ward 1) and Wayne Melbye (At-Large), along with returning Councilmembers Clayton Briggs (Ward 3) and Joe Kresl (Ward 5) to take their oaths of office. Jerde was sworn into her first term in office after defeating incumbent Jake Fee
