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Fargo City Commission upholds contested special assessment against Mid America Steel

Fargo City Commission finalizes changes to public comment

“Embracing public comment promotes the first amendment rights of citizens while encouraging the transparency, accountability (and) public participation," ND ACLU Advocacy Manager Cody Schuler said.

Open House Planned for Input on Noise Issues In City of Fargo

Fargo neighborhoods have patterns of racial segregation, says housing organization

“I think what we’re seeing here are some issues that are getting concerning,” said Fargo City Commissioner Arlette Preston.

Fargo commission upholds The Windbreak's liquor license violation - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

“Clearly they are not getting the message about how serious this is.” Commissioner Dave Piepkorn said. “This has been going on for years and I'm fed up.”

Despite financial hurdles, Fargo will not raise special assessment caps for now

Fargo city leaders voted against the 20% hike despite a city engineer who said the increase is part of a solution to help correct longterm funding issues

Fargo Police Department calls for new headquarters as part of future facility plan

After only four years at its current location, the Fargo Police Department hopes to have a new headquarters in 5 to 7 years as part of its master facility plan.

Fargo debates special assessments, doing less work to fight infrastructure fund imbalance

While some Fargo city commissioners floated the idea of moving away from special assessments, another considered cutting back on spending and doing less work to right shortages in infrastructure.

Fargo City Commission to reconsider decision over prairie garden removal

“I approach you with egg all over my face,” Commissioner John Strand said. “It’s one thing to follow the letter of the law and the rules but also we serve the people.”

Questions raised about affidavits used for Fargodome vote

A Fargo-area attorney wonders why voters were required to fill out affidavits, and Secretary of State Michael Howe says the city passed up the opportunity to use state election machines.