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The special council meeting included discussion regarding the vacated Council Member seat. The council requested a Special Council Meeting to further discuss filling the vacant At-Large Council Member Seat.
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The council meeting addressed the equipment and building repairs needed for the Crookston Community Pool. Public comments were heard regarding the pool. A resolution regarding the authorization to make repairs to the Crookston Community Swimming Pool failed due to not receiving enough votes.
The Ways & Means Committee meeting focused on infrastructure and administrative resolutions for the city. Key topics included a public request to reconsider the planned demolition of the old Tri Valley building. The committee approved resolutions regarding cybersecurity enhancements for the water department, specifically firewall upgrades for wells five and six, and the implementation of cloud SCADA remote monitoring and alarm notification systems. Additionally, the committee authorized 2026 water department pavement repairs and approved an updated collective bargaining agreement for the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) local number 1353.
The meeting commenced with the swearing-in of a new police officer. During the open forum, a resident addressed the council regarding budget concerns, advising caution on heavy spending and prioritizing existing infrastructure. The council approved the declaration of a city-owned parcel as surplus property to facilitate state highway improvements. Additionally, a resolution concerning delinquent municipal water utility charges at two mobile home parks was discussed, involving a detailed presentation from park representatives regarding billing disputes, concerns over meter accuracy, and requests for transparent reconciliation documentation.
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