Wahpeton public meetings in 2025

City Council

The Wahpeton City Council and Park Board reviewed the proposed recreation and wellness facility, including its size, amenities, and funding limits. They examined three possible locations – the NDSCS 14th Ave site, a vacant lot next to Tiny Tykes Daycare on 11th St N, and Chahinkapa Park – and considered a draft lease for the NDSCS site. The meeting also covered the creation of an eight‑member project oversight committee and set next steps for site selection, budget, and timeline to appear on the Jan. 5, 2026 agenda.

• Presentation of recreation center needs: courts, walking track, indoor playground, etc.
• Evaluation of three potential sites: NDSCS 14th Ave, vacant land adjacent to Tiny Tykes Daycare on 11th St N, and Chahinkapa Park
• Discussion of a draft lease for the NDSCS site with a termination clause if construction does not occur
• Proposal to form an approximately eight‑member project oversight committee with council and park board members
• Funding constraints noted: project must fit within the new 1% sales tax and the park board’s $2,000,000 annual operating budget

City Council

The Wahpeton City Council adopted a resolution to file a loan application with the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality for a $2,730,000 water tower rehabilitation project, with 25‑year terms at 2% interest. The council also approved a cost‑share request to the North Dakota Department of Water Resources for the Wellfield Relocation Project (W19‑251) and authorized an $81,000 disbursement from the fire department insurance tax fund. Additional actions included accepting the 2025 preliminary fiscal‑year‑end capital asset additions and approving the consent agenda items.

• Resolution authorizing filing of a $2,730,000 loan application for Water Towers 1 and 2 rehabilitation (25‑year, 2% loan)
• Approval of cost‑share request to ND Dept. of Water Resources for Wellfield Relocation Project W19‑251
• Disbursement of $81,000 from the 2025 Fire Department Insurance Tax Distribution to the Fire Department Relief Fund
• Acceptance of the 2025 Preliminary Fiscal Year End Capital Asset Additions as presented
• Consent agenda approvals: minutes of Dec. 1 meeting, games‑of‑chance permits for Richland County Pheasants, Inc. and Buffalo Club

Bois de Sioux Public Golf Course Board of Directors

The Bois de Sioux Public Golf Course Board will approve minutes from the October 28 and November 17, 2025 meetings and approve the October financial statements. The board will also discuss the operating budget for 2026 and a contract with Harris and Richels. The meeting will conclude with setting the next meeting date.

• Approve minutes of the October 28, 2025 and November 17, 2025 regular meetings
• Approve October 2025 financial report
• Review and discuss the 2026 operating budget
• Discuss contract proposal with Harris and Richels

City Council

The Wahpeton City Council approved the 2026 Business Licenses contingent on inspections and renewed IT management contracts for City Hall and the Police Department. The council also approved a fireworks display permit for St. John's Church and adopted an ordinance amending building codes.

• Approval of 2026 Business Licenses contingent on inspections
• NRG Technology Services IT contract renewal for $41,777
• St. John's Church fireworks display permit for Dec. 31
• Ordinance 1076 amending Section 8-85 building codes
• CASE IH Farmall 140A Tractor purchase for $131,000

City Council

The Wahpeton City Council approved a motion to hold a joint meeting with the Park Board on December 10, 2025 at Hughes Shelter in Chahinkapa Park to discuss the future of the proposed recreation center. Council members also reviewed and approved the consent agenda, the October 2025 Bill Pay Report of $2,680,795.92, and the 2024 audited financial statements. Information was provided about a special election on January 27, 2026 to fill a council vacancy.

• Motion approved to schedule a joint City Council and Park Board meeting on Dec 10, 2025, 5:00 p.m., at Hughes Shelter in Chahinkapa Park to discuss the proposed recreation center
• Consent agenda items approved: minutes of Nov 3, 2025 meeting and raffle permits for Chahinkapa Zoo, NDSCS Welding Club, St. John’s Catholic Church, and Riverbend Community Theater
• October 2025 Bill Pay Report approved for $2,680,795.92
• 2024 audited financial statements approved after presentation by Finance Director Darcie Huwe
• Special election announced for Jan 27, 2026 to fill a council vacancy; candidate filing deadline Nov 24, 2025

City Council

The Wahpeton City Council approved a 5‑year capital lease for a motor grader with RDO Equipment Co. at a cost of $327,500. The council also authorized a request for proposals for a new waste collection and disposal contract and voted to repaint Water Tower #1 with the Wahpeton High School and NDSCS logos. The meeting included routine consent‑agenda approvals, department reports, and an executive‑session discussion of land‑lease and joint‑powers agreement negotiations for the Recreation Center Project.

• Approval of $327,500 5‑year capital lease for a motor grader with RDO Equipment Co.
• Motion to prepare a request for proposals for the Waste Collection & Disposal Contract
• Vote to repaint Water Tower #1 with Wahpeton High School and NDSCS logos
• Consent agenda approvals including raffle permits for Blades Blue Line Club, BW Storm Wrestling, and Breckenridge Wahpeton Swim Team
• Executive‑session discussion of land lease and joint‑powers agreement negotiations for the Recreation Center Project

City Council

The council certified special assessments for the East Central and Southeast Street Improvement District, adopting Resolution No. 3926 for a total of $447,113.66. It also approved several contract payments, including $30,728 for 7th Street North storm sewer repair, $125,309.80 for the 2025 Sealcoat Project, and $233,471.79 for the West Central Streets Improvement Project. Additionally, the council authorized a $796,537 contract with Vanguard Appraisals and $108,000 in capital‑improvements funding, as well as a $10,000 holiday promotion request.

• Adoption of Resolution 3926 confirming $447,113.66 special assessments for East Central and Southeast Street Improvement District (ST23-277 & ST23-278)
• Approval of $30,728 final payment to Heitkamp Construction for 7th Street North storm sewer repair
• Approval of $125,309.80 final payment to Astech Corp. for 2025 Sealcoat Project ST25-289
• Approval of $233,471.79 change order to Central Specialties, Inc. for West Central Streets Improvement Project ST24-287
• Approval of Vanguard Appraisals contract for $796,537 and $108,000 capital‑improvements funding

City Council

The City Council approved a $1.2 million bond for West Central Streets and authorized the purchase of three police vehicles. The body also adopted a rezoning ordinance and accepted a resignation.

• Approved $1,211,000 bond for West Central Streets Improvement Project
• Adopted Ordinance 1075 to rezone property at 201 2nd St. S.
• Authorized up to $215,000 for three 2026 Chevrolet Tahoes for police
• Accepted resignation of Council Member Renata Fobb
• Set Public Hearing for October 20 on 2025 Special Assessments

City Council

The City Council approved several contracts, including a golf cart lease and storm sewer repairs. The body also held a first reading for the 2026 budget and a rezoning request for 201 2nd Street South.

• Approved $175,915 lease for Bois de Sioux Golf Course cart fleet from Club Car
• Approved $23,654 bid to Heitkamp Construction Co., Inc. for storm sewer repairs on 7th Street North and RJ Hughes Drive
• Approved $19,025 Tree Equity Grant bid to Carr’s Tree Service
• First reading of Ordinance No. 1075 to rezone 201 2nd Street South from residential R-3 to business RB-4
• Approved 36-month service proposal from Red River Communications for city shops and fire stations at $629.51 monthly

City Council

The Wahpeton City Council approved a revised bulk water purchase agreement with Southeast Water Users and authorized assessments for the Eastside Streets Mill & Overlay project. The Council also ratified a decision to discontinue water service to a leaking private line at 416 4th Ave. N. on August 25, 2025.

• Resolution 3923: Assessments for Eastside Streets Mill & Overlay (Project No. ST23-277 and ST23-278) totaling $864,181
• Revised Bulk Water Purchase Agreement with Southeast Water Users expected to generate $441,000 to $693,000 annually
• Contract awarded to Fargo Garage Floors & Doors for Water Treatment Plant floor refinishing for $41,080
• Ratification to discontinue water service to 416 4th Ave. N. on August 25, 2025
• Approval of plans and specs for the Booster Station in Wellfield Relocation Project W19-251

City Council

The City Council approved the 2026 preliminary budget and scheduled a public hearing for September 15. The body also voted to restrict fireworks use to July 2nd through July 5th and approved several local infrastructure and service contracts.

• Amended Ordinance 1059 to allow fireworks July 2-5 (4 p.m. to 11 p.m., and until midnight on July 4)
• Approved 2026 Preliminary Budget with a projected property tax levy increase of $68,548
• Approved $1,800 per month contract with Erica Chisholm for Public Defender services
• Approved up to $10,000 from 1% Restaurant Tax for concrete at 2nd Avenue and 6th Street North
• Approved $1,409.91 for electrical repairs at Bois de Sioux Golf Clubhouse

City Council

The City Council approved financing for street improvements and several public safety equipment purchases. The body also addressed resident concerns regarding fireworks ordinances and approved street closures for upcoming community events.

• Approved $1,808,000 BND Infrastructure Revolving Loan for West Central Streets Project ST24-287
• Approved $22,500 for Motorola radios and base stations for the Police Department
• Approved $34,510 agreement with Interstate Engineering for Dakota Avenue & 210 By-Pass traffic signal upgrades
• Approved Bulk Water Purchase Agreement with South East Rural Water Users (SERWU)
• Approved street closures for Operation Zero (August 16) and Fine Arts Festival (August 23)

City Council

The City Council approved a $23,000 grant for the Red Door Art Gallery and Museum and authorized a $9,100 federal audit for 2022. The body also approved resolutions for the Legacy Lakes street and utilities project.

• Approved $23,000 from 1% Restaurant Tax for the Red Door Art Gallery and Museum building at Dakota Avenue and 5th Street South
• Approved $9,100 for ND State Auditor’s Office to provide Federal Single Audit Services for fiscal year 2022
• Adopted Resolution No. 3921 and 3922 for Legacy Lakes Project No. ST21-263 regarding funding applications and engineer's report
• Approved final contract price of $383,246 for Bois de Sioux Golf Course intake structure relocation project
• Confirmed appointments to the Airport Authority, Planning Commission, Convention and Visitors Bureau, and Zoning Board of Adjustment

City Council

The City Council approved a strategic five-year plan for capital improvements and awarded a concrete repair contract. The body also discussed air quality concerns and referred several financial and infrastructure agreements to committees for further review.

• Approved the 2026-2030 Capital Improvements Plan
• Awarded 2025 Concrete Repairs Project to Comstock Construction, Inc. for $57,400
• Approved up to $8,500 from the 1% Restaurant Tax for two sculptures in Heritage Square
• Approved street closure of the 300 Block of Dakota Avenue on July 18 for the Headwaters Music Festival
• Appointed Blake Boyer to the Wahpeton Convention and Visitors Committee

City Council

The City Council approved a major construction contract for the West Central Street Improvements District and set a public hearing for the 2026-2030 Capital Improvements Plan. The council also discussed state legislative changes affecting property taxes and municipal budget laws.

• Awarded $1,708,087.35 contract to Central Specialties for West Central Street Improvements District Project ST24-287
• Approved $15,707 bid from Dakota Designs LLC for City Hall Landscaping Project
• Approved $1,000 from 1% Restaurant Tax for Facebook advertising to attract new businesses
• Scheduled public hearing for June 16, 2025, regarding the 2026-2030 Capital Improvements Plan
• Approved street closures for the 100 Block of 4th Street North and 400 Block of 2nd Avenue North for Chalkfest on July 12-13

City Council

The Council canvassed the April 29 special election results approving a $75 transaction cap and a 1% sales tax increase (2% to 3%) to fund a community recreation and wellness center, then adopted Ordinance No. 1071 to implement the tax. The Council also approved consent agenda items, renewed the state sales tax collection contract, authorized an interpreter services contract for Municipal Court, and approved a three-year lease of city-owned agricultural land. Several items were referred to committees for further review, including the 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan and the Housing Assistance & Redevelopment Program.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 1071 to increase local sales tax from 2% to 3% and impose a $75 transaction cap, effective after election approval (68% yes on cap, 61% yes on tax).
• Approved renewal of sales tax collection contract with ND State Tax Commissioner for 2025-2027 at $752/month fee.
• Authorized Big Language Solutions interpreter services contract for Municipal Court at rates of $0.57–$0.89 per minute.
• Approved cash rent farm lease of 14.7 acres in North Industrial Park to Clay Smith for $1,470/year for three years.
• Disbanded Mayor's Ad-Hoc Committee on Recreation & Wellness Center, as its feasibility study is complete.

City Council

The City Council reviewed preliminary special election results showing voter approval for a local sales tax increase from 2% to 3% and a $75 transaction cap. The funds are intended for a community recreation and wellness center. The Council also approved several street improvement projects and grants.

• Approved $300,000 NDDOT Special Road Fund Grant for Hughes Drive Improvements
• Approved bids for West Central Streets Improvement District (Proj. ST24-287) and Legacy Lakes Improvement District (Proj. ST21-263)
• Approved $5,000 from Sales Tax for Recreation for Wahpeton High School Gymnasium wall pads
• Police Department applied for a $20,030 NDDOT grant for 2025-2026
• Approved gaming site authorizations for five organizations including Wahpeton Hockey Association and Southern Valley Figure Skating

City Council

The City Council met as a Committee of the Whole to discuss the Well Field Project W19-251. The body recommended authorizing the exercise of a purchase option agreement for well sites and easements.

• Recommendation to spend up to $180,000 for the acquisition of four well sites and easement property
• Funding identified as a 60/40 cost share with the ND Department of Water Resources and City Sales Tax for Economic Development

City Council

The Wahpeton City Council approved several key items, including plans and bids for the West Central Streets Improvement District Project at an estimated cost of $1,807,900. They also approved a $19,790 compensation study with Hub International, funding for the Legacy Lakes Development project, and a memorandum of understanding with NDSCS and the Park Board. The council heard updates on a special election, legislative matters, and community events.

• Approved plans and bids for West Central Streets Improvement District Project ST24-287 ($1,807,900)
• Approved Hub International job classification and compensation study ($19,790)
• Approved Legacy Lakes Development Project funding sources (TIF, Sales Tax for Flood/Stormwater, Special Assessments)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with NDSCS and Park Board contingent on special election vote
• Approved election officials for April 29 special election

City Council

The Wahpeton City Council, meeting as Committee of the Whole, approved a job classification and compensation study with Hub International for $19,790 and approved the $23.4 million Legacy Lakes Development Project cost estimates and funding sources. Council also discussed a fireworks usage survey (tabled for further review) and a draft Memorandum of Understanding with NDSCS and the Park Board for a facility. Several items were deferred to the April 28 committee meetings.

• Approved Hub International proposal for job classification and compensation study at $19,790
• Approved Legacy Lakes Development Project cost estimates and funding sources totaling $23,378,729.60
• Discussed fireworks survey results (tabled pending further review)
• Reviewed draft ground lease and development agreement with NDSCS and Park Board (no dollar figures, framework only)
• Deferred items: Midco correspondence, soil contamination remediation public notice, flood plain management ordinance, license plate readers

City Council

The City Council approved the final plat for Legacy Lakes Addition, a large residential development with 98 single-family lots, 60 townhomes, 54 duplexes, and 6 apartment units. They also approved the 2024 ND Transportation Funding Report, various licenses and permit requests, and referred several items to committees. A public hearing on the plat drew no opposition.

• Approved Final Plat of Legacy Lakes Addition (Resolution 3912) – 98 single-family lots, 60 townhomes, 54 duplexes, 6 apartments
• Approved 2024 ND DOT Transportation Funding Report – $10.1 million in receipts, $4 million from sales tax for infrastructure
• Approved disbursement of $25,338.93 from Bull Bash funds to Fire Department Relief Association for retention and recruitment
• Approved 2025 retail fireworks licenses for Little Unny’s, Jerry’s Fireworks, Wahp Breck Youth Football, Wahpeton FFA, Patriot Place Fireworks and a display license for Little Unny’s
• Approved application for ND Recreational Trails Grant (80/20 match, up to $250,000) for trail reconstruction near Jim Sturdevant football field and levee path

City Enhancement Committee

The City Enhancement Committee will consider a potential theater update and lighting improvements on the shared-use path from Dakota Avenue to the zoo. Members will also review expenditures and approve the previous meeting's minutes. No decisions are indicated; items are for discussion only.

• Potential theater update (discussion)
• Lighting on shared-use path from Dakota Ave to zoo
• Review of expenditures
• Approval of February 26, 2025 minutes

City Council

The City Council discussed a special election on April 29, 2025, regarding a potential 1% sales tax and $75 transaction cap to fund a community recreation and wellness facility. The council also approved several infrastructure and equipment expenditures and processed various raffle permits.

• Resolution No. 3910 declaring work necessary for West Central Streets Improvement District (Project No. ST24-287)
• Approval of $1,731,213.76 in engineering costs for the Legacy Lakes Project ST21-253
• Purchase of a 24” Asphalt Milling Machine Skid Steer Attachment from Bobcat of Wahpeton for $19,393.84
• Rental agreement with Swanston Equipment for a Nuvo Gap & Crack Fill Melter for $7,600
• Resolution No. 3911 establishing 2025 Police Department records, parking ticket, and impound fees

Mayor Ad Hoc Committee on Recreation

The Mayor's Ad Hoc Committee on Recreation is meeting to discuss marketing and education efforts for the proposed Wahpeton Wellness & Recreation Center. The committee will also receive a fundraising update and consider approval of minutes from the February 18th meeting.

• Approval of minutes from February 18th meeting
• Marketing & Education discussion for the proposed center
• Fundraising update for the Wahpeton Wellness & Recreation Center

The committee approved the January 27th minutes and received updates on the marketing campaign, fundraising pledges, and the official ballot question. Discussion noted that a lease agreement for the proposed Wellness & Recreation Center has not been signed, with a meeting planned among NDSCS, Parks & Recreation, and the City to discuss an MOU and lease. No final decisions were made on these items.

• Approved minutes from January 27th meeting (motion by Stacia H., second by Roger J.)

City Council

The city council approved the Legacy Lakes Addition Preliminary Plat and scheduled a joint public hearing for April 7. They also approved a corrected purchase agreement with Dakota Hurd for 2.8 acres at $21,660, approved a seasonal liquor license for Bois de Sioux Golf Club, and formed an ad-hoc committee for a proposed downtown movie theatre in the former Bank of the West building. Several policy items were referred to committees for review.

• Approved Legacy Lakes Addition Preliminary Plat and set joint public hearing on April 7, 2025
• Approved corrected purchase agreement with Dakota Hurd for 2.8 acres at $21,660 including option fee
• Approved 2025 Class C-6(a) seasonal liquor license and Class 2 Cabaret License for Bois de Sioux Golf Club
• Formed Mayor's Ad-Hoc Committee for a proposed downtown movie theatre in the former Bank of the West building
• Finance Committee approved drafting a two-question ballot for April 29 special election on additional 1% sales tax and transaction cap

City Enhancement Committee

The City Enhancement Committee will meet to approve previous minutes, review finances, and discuss a potential update regarding the theater in Wahpeton. The meeting also includes a roundtable discussion. No decisions are specified on the agenda.

• Approval of January 29, 2025 minutes
• Financial review
• Potential theater update discussion
• Roundtable discussion

The Wahpeton City Enhancement Committee met on February 26, 2025, and approved the minutes from the January 29, 2025 meeting. The financial statement was discussed with no action. The committee received an update on the potential theater project, noting that the Red Door Art Gallery has agreed to be the owner, but no decisions were made. The meeting adjourned after a roundtable discussion on snow removal and murals.

• Approved minutes from January 29, 2025 meeting (motion carried)
• Discussed financial statement; no action taken
• Heard theater update; no action taken
• Discussed snow removal and murals; no action taken
• Adjourned meeting (motion carried)

City Council

The City Council approved a special election for April 29, 2025, to fund a Wellness and Recreation Center. The body also approved several infrastructure contracts and updated fireworks regulations.

• Special Election scheduled for April 29, 2025, for a 1% sales tax increase for a Wellness and Recreation Center
• Approved $431,890.60 engineering agreement with Interstate Engineering for Water Tower Rehabilitation Project W24-285
• Approved $6,150.96 purchase of Christmas Tree Extensions from Wintergreen Corporation
• Adopted Ordinance 1070 regarding fireworks regulations and sale periods
• Approved extension of 0% construction financing to June 30, 2025, for Burchill Construction, LLC (Westdale 2022 Single Family Housing Project)

Mayor Ad Hoc Committee on Recreation

The Mayor's Ad Hoc Committee is meeting to discuss the proposed Wahpeton Wellness & Recreation Center. The agenda includes reviews of facility operations and updates on marketing and fundraising.

• Facility operations discussion
• Marketing and fundraising update

The committee approved a motion to recommend the Wahpeton City Council set an April 29th special election for a 1% sales tax increase to fund the proposed Wellness & Recreation Center. They also discussed a marketing and educational campaign and reviewed an operational model for the facility. The minutes from the January 27th meeting were approved.

• Approved minutes from Jan 27 meeting (motion by Michael K., second by Roger J.)
• Recommended April 29th special election for 1% sales tax increase (motion by Michael K., second by Stacia H.)

City Council

The council approved the consent agenda including raffle permits and a public input meeting for the West Central Street Improvement project. They approved a 2025 taxi license for R & S Taxi LLC and gave first reading to an ordinance changing fireworks sale periods. Several items were referred to committees, including an electric franchise agreement inquiry, a sick leave donation policy, and a development agreement status review.

• Approved consent agenda with raffle permits and Feb. 13 public input meeting for West Central Street Improvement
• Approved 2025 taxi cab license for R & S Taxi LLC
• First reading of Ordinance 1070 to repeal and replace fireworks sale period regulations (Section 14-89(a))
• Referred Otter Tail Power electric franchise agreement interpretation to Finance Committee
• Referred sick leave donation policy and development agreement status to Finance Committee

City Enhancement Committee

The City Enhancement Committee will consider approval of previous meeting minutes, review monthly finances, and discuss a proposal to expand the Christmas tree display at Heritage Square. A roundtable discussion and scheduling of the next meeting are also on the agenda.

• Approval of November 6, 2024 meeting minutes
• Monthly financial review
• Heritage Square Christmas Tree Expansion discussion
• Roundtable discussion

The Wahpeton City Enhancement Committee approved $6,150.96 to expand the Heritage Square Christmas tree from 14 feet to 20 feet. The motion was made by Pulvermacher and seconded by Julson, and carried. No action was taken on the monthly financial review or the proposed movie theater update.

• Approved $6,150.96 for Heritage Square Christmas tree expansion (motion carried)
• Approved minutes from November 6, 2024 meeting (motion carried)

Mayor Ad Hoc Committee on Recreation

The Mayor's Ad Hoc Committee on Recreation meets to discuss the proposed Wahpeton Wellness & Recreation Center. Agenda items include approval of previous minutes, a general progress update, facility operations, and marketing and fundraising updates. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion and information-sharing session.

• Approval of minutes from September 3, 2024 meeting
• Progress update on the proposed Wahpeton Wellness & Recreation Center
• Discussion of facility operations
• Marketing and fundraising update

The committee approved the minutes from the September 3rd meeting and discussed progress on the proposed Wellness & Recreation Center. A delay caused by Measure 4 (which failed) was noted, and the plan is to proceed with hopes for a spring election. Facility operations were discussed, with a suggestion to revisit the matter with the park board. No decisions were made on marketing or fundraising.

• Approved minutes from September 3rd meeting (motion by Kaiser, second by Flanigan)
• Discussed progress update, plan to move forward with spring election hopes
• Discussed facility operations flow chart, deferred to future city-park board meeting

City Council

The City Council approved 2024 budget amendments totaling $7,774,975 and fiscal year-end transfers of $505,578.51. The body also authorized several equipment purchases and a water supply project commitment.

• Purchase of a 2025 Dodge Durango squad car from Dakota Chrysler Center for $47,200
• Approval of the Red River Valley Water Supply Project Memorandum Of Commitment
• Award of a salt spreader bid to Northwest Truck and Trailer for $9,365.66
• Fire-Catt NFPA Testing Contracts for 2025-2027 ranging from $6,549.10 to $7,089.10
• Approval of December 2024 Bill Pay Report totaling $1,659,463.72

City Council

The City Council held a public hearing and voted unanimously to revoke the taxicab license for Wahp-Breck Taxi, LLC following the arrest of owner Michael Ireland on criminal sexual conduct charges. The Council also approved the consent agenda including minutes and raffle permits. Various items such as budget amendments, equipment purchases, and a tree planting grant were referred to committees. The next committee meetings were scheduled for January 13.

• Revocation of Wahp-Breck Taxi, LLC license No. 2025-2TC after owner Michael Ireland arrested for criminal sexual conduct
• Approved consent agenda including minutes from December 2024 meetings and raffle permits for Wahpeton Buffalo Club and Wahpeton Baseball Association
• 2024 Budget amendments and fiscal year-end transfers referred to Finance Committee
• Police Chief requested 2025 squad car purchase and SRT Dive Team truck, both referred to Public Works Committee
• Public Works Director requested disposal of a Chevy 1-ton flat bed truck and a centrifugal pump, plus quotes for a salt spreader, all referred to committee