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The Dickinson City Commission appointed one of its commissioners to the redistricting board of the county during its regular scheduled meeting this week. The mayor also swore in members of the youth commission.
With 21 dedicated volunteer firefighters, the Dickinson Fire Department is proposing to change that volunteer title to part-time firefighter.
Southwest Water Authority celebrated its 30 year anniversary of providing water services to Dickinson and the city passed a proclamation, recognizing the annual national day of advocacy, “Imagine a Day Without Water” that takes place on Oct. 21.
Recycling Coordinator Rachel Shumaker reports on a community compost and food waste reduction grant that the City of Dickinson received. The grant is a cooperative grant with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources Conservation Service and is directed for residents to help divert some of that usable waste that is processed at the city’s landfill.
The hot topic item — ETZ expansion — that has been spurring much discussion within Stark County and the City of Dickinson drew in a crowded room Wednesday at City Hall as the city and county hosted a joint zoning transitional meeting to consider the Stark County zoned parcels to be transitioned into City of Dickinson zoning districts that take into consideration the surrounding area and existing uses per State of North Dakota Code. The city and county concluded to create a committee to oversee the zoning of this 2-mile expansion.