Flood control project earns another national award

The largest infrastructure project in Minot’s history continues to earn national recognition.

Phases 2-3 of the Mouse River Enhanced Flood Protection Project have been named the American Public Works Association’s Public Works Project of the year, the seco...

City hosting second virtual open house on Broadway study

The City of Minot is hosting a second virtual open house beginning today to provide information and collect public comments as part of the Broadway Corridor Study.

The virtual open house will run from April 19 to May 17 at www.movingbroadway.com. Visitors ...

Airport Director Feltner announces retirement

Minot International Airport Director Rick Feltner has announced his retirement, effective June 3.

“Rick has been a great asset to the City of Minot as an organization and especially to the International Airport,” said City Manager Harol...

Fire damages mobile home in southeast Minot

Fire damaged a mobile home in southeast Minot on Friday night, causing the deaths of two pets.

Crews from the Minot Fire Department responded to Jefferson Mobile Home Park at 3100 11^th Ave SE D17 for smoke coming from a mobile home. All occupants of the ho...

Residents should be wary of fake City employees

Residents should be wary of two men alleging to be employees with the City of Minot’s water and sewer department who say they need to enter homes to check water meters.

“We don’t typically show up unannounced. Something like c...

Creating addresses, street names isn't a simple process

Pick an address in Minot. Chances are Aleesha Erickson knows where it is, and in many cases, there’s a good chance she had a hand in creating that address.

Erickson, the City’s GIS coordinator, has worked for the City for 16 years; she’s been in the Engine...

Streeteries will create outdoor dining spaces

A new concept in outdoor dining is coming to Minot.

The Minot City Council approved a plan to allow streeteries and parklets, mostly in downtown, for businesses that want to create or expand outdoor seating areas.

A streetery or parklet would essentially be...

Minot Public Library resuming in-person Story Time

The Minot Public Library will resume holding its in-person Story Time for children, beginning April 7.

The Library held Story Time virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Library Director Janet Anderson said there will be some changes to the format with in...

Rapid COVID testing extended through May 2

The City of Minot has reduced the number of scheduled days for COVID-19 rapid testing taking place at Fire Station #1 in southwest Minot.

Testing will now be done only on Mondays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Thursdays from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. There will be no t...

Fire Department extinguishes grass fire in north Minot

Strong winds and abnormally dry conditions helped to rapidly spread a grass fire in north Minot on Monday evening.

The Minot Fire Department responded to a grass fire in the area of 1131 1^st Street NW around 9 p.m. and found the fire burning toward several...

Fire destroys home, 2 vehicles in Wheatland Village

Fire destroyed a home and two vehicles in Wheatland Village Mobile Home Park on Sunday evening, while also damaging two other homes.

Minot Fire Department crews were called to 4805 17^th Ave SE for a grass and structure fire at 6:52 p.m.

Upon arrival, crews ...

'I'm starting to see changes'

It shouldn’t be a surprise that Emily Huettl grew up to be an engineer. After all, she’s been around the profession all of her life.

 “I was probably exposed to engineering more than other kids were, so it’s...

Ward County burn ban in effect

The Ward County Commission recently issued a countywide burn ban due to the dry conditions and increased number of fire calls for wildland fires.

What does the burn ban mean for Minot residents?

It means the county will follow the fire index guide provided ...

Freeze/thaw cycles create manhole issues

As the superintendent of the City of Minot’s Water and Sewer Department, John Reynolds is very familiar with the problems caused by North Dakota’s constant freezing and thawing cycles.

If drivers notice what appear to be sunken manholes...

City of Minot's yard waste collection sites are open

The City of Minot’s 10 yard waste collection sites are open for the season.

The City’s yard waste collection sites are for City of Minot garbage collection patrons only and are not to be used by non-residents or by commercial haulers. Y...

Two phases of flood project earn national award

The largest infrastructure project in Minot’s history has earned national recognition.

Phase 2 and Phase 3 of the Mouse River Enhanced Flood Protection Plan received the 2020 Crown Communities Award from American City & County, a national org...

City Hall relocation project moves forward

The City of Minot is the new owner of the former Wells Fargo building in downtown Minot, completing paperwork for the transaction on Feb. 23.

The City paid $2.601 million for the building, which had an assessed value of $2.742 million. The purchase was fun...

Asphalt recycler gives City options

The City of Minot is getting into the asphalt business. Well, sort of.

The City Council approved the purchase of a KMT2 asphalt recycler, which will allow City’s street department to produce its own hot mix asphalt for small projects – ...

City Council continues face covering policy within buildings

Members of Minot's City Council voted to continue mask requirements within city buildings with a few exceptions.

In an unanimous decision, council members decided to continue to require the public to wear masks within city facilities unless a phys...

City sets dates for 2021 cleanup events

It's early in 2021, but the City of Minot's Public Works Department has already established a schedule for this year's cleanup weeks and household hazardous waste collection events. Mark your calendars now!

Spring Cleanup Week: M...