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The Crookston Ways and Means Committee met on Monday, March 17, following the City Council meeting in the council chambers at City Hall. The agenda was to review and discuss possible changes to the city’s Clean-up Policy, which is important because it pertains to the week-long Spring and Fall Clean-Up the city offers its residents […]
The City of Crookston is getting closer to the reality of a Garbage and Recycling Bin Service here in Crookston. The optional service has been a topic of interest for many since Public Works Director Chuck Getsman brought it to light this fall. “This has been a topic of conversation with the city before I
The entrance to Central Park will be closed starting this Monday, June 3, to begin prepping the road for asphalt. Depending on the weather, asphalt should start on Thursday. For any further questions, please reach out to Public Works Director Chuck Getsman at Crookston City Hall.
During the City Council meeting on Monday night, Crookston residents expressed their frustrations with the city’s snow removal over last weekend’s snowstorm. Public Works director Chuck Getsman explained the process leading up to the winter storm and explained that when the weather finally cleared up, the public works department decided to clear the emergency route
The City of Crookston welcomes new Public Works Director Chuck Getsman. Getsman, a Grand Forks native, graduated from Grand Forks Central High School before attending UND, where he received bachelor’s degrees in Anthropology, Philosophy, and Religion. Previously, Getsman served as the Public Works Director for the city of Fisher for three years. Getsman enjoyed his
