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The Ways & Means Committee met Wednesday night to set the preliminary levy. Interim City Administrator and Finance Director Angel Weasner presented the committee with a seven percent levy increase to reduce the reliance on Local Government Aid (LGA) funding. The total budget submitted for the City of Crookston was $14,034,644, with the proposed seven […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night, where the City Council voted 5-2 to move the Crookston Visitor’s Bureau under the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) temporarily. However, Mayor Dale Stainbrook vetoed the resolution. The veto was one of the first used in recent memory by a Crookston Mayor. Following the mayor’s
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee (City Council and department heads) met Monday night and passed a motion to put in ice at the Crookston Sports Center in September. The committee also discussed the Crookston Visitors Bureau and extending Angel Weasner’s temporary pay increase through the end of the year. SEPTEMBER ICE The Crookston Blue
The Crookston City Council on Thursday tabbed Amy Finch as the next City Administrator for Crookston. Finch was a blind vote by the council receiving five votes, while Dana Schoening was second with three votes. Liza Donabauer from David Drown Associates shared feedback with the City Council from Wednesday’s community meet and greet before the
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Monday night and voted to proceed with moving to public comment for the development of a mixed-use building downtown. The committee also discussed the convention and visitors bureau. MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT The mixed-use development is designed by JLG Architects, who completed Crookston’s downtown masterplan, Community Contractors, and Dakota
The Crookston City Council on Monday night approved the policy regarding police-worn body cameras for the Crookston Police Department. No one spoke during a public hearing on the body cameras, and then the Council adopted the plans unanimously. The Council had approved body cameras as part of the 2020 Police Department budget, and Police Lieutenant
