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During a review of the Crookston School District Audit, they discovered that revenues from the District’s swimming pool referendum will be slightly less than previously thought and shared that information with the City of Crookston Monday afternoon. The adjustment is from the Minnesota State Department of Education in their Levy Limitation Report. Crookston Schools Superintendent […]
During the Ways & Means committee meeting Monday night, the committee was asked to vote to accept the proposal from the school district for the city to take over ownership and operations for the community pool. Rick Niemala, Crookston School District, provided updates on the current state of all the mechanical equipment and the cosmetic
The Crookston City Council meeting was over quickly Monday night as the council unanimously passed the consent agenda. The city set various public forums for the Tuesday, November 13 (an amendment from the original agenda calling for the meetings on Monday, November 12. The following public forums will be held on Tuesday, November 13 for
The Crookston Park Board held their monthly meeting on Monday afternoon at the Crookston Community Pool. The Park Board meeting was also attended by representatives from the City Council, City Staff, and Crookston Public Schools. Mayor Wayne Melbye, City Administrator Shannon Stassen, Crookston School Superintendent Jeremy Olson, and Crookston School District Transportation, Grounds and Facilities
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee met on Monday following the City Council meeting. The meeting consisted of approving the September 24 meeting report and the granting of two extensions for the building of two homes in the Barrette Street Estates dealing with the timeline for the completion of construction. The program used for these
The Crookston City Council met Monday evening in the council chambers at City Hall. On the consent agenda for the night was the approval of the minutes from the September 24 meeting, a resolution to approve bills and disbursements in the amount of $332,107.95, and the final item is the approval of the transfer of
