โ๏ธSTREET CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION:1ST AVE E โ๏ธ
1st Ave E from Villard to 1st Street will be closed tomorrow, April 7th. Please use caution and follow any detour signs.
New post (COVID-19 Briefing - 4/3/2020) has been published on City of Dickinson, ND
New post (City of Dickinson COVID19 Update - April 3, 2020) has been published on City of Dickinson, ND
ATTN: FLOOD INSURANCE POLICY HOLDERS
FEMA EXTENDS GRACE PERIOD FOR FLOOD INSURANCE RENEWAL PREMIUMS
FEMA continues to take proactive steps to address the COVID-19 pandemic and to help serve its National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) customers who may be experiencing financial hardships, the agency is extending the grace period to renew flood insurance policies from 30 to 120 days.
To avoid a lapse in coverage, there is typically a 30-day grace period to renew National Flood Insurance Program policies. However, due to the widespread economic disruption arising from this pandemic, FEMA recognizes that policyholders may not meet the standard deadline.
This extension will allow additional time for policyholders who may be struggling financially to pay insurance premiums and ensure their policies are not cancelled for nonpayment of premium due to circumstances beyond their control.
If a policy has an expiration date between February 13, 2020 and June 15, 2020, then the NFIP insurer must receive the appropriate renewal premium within 120 days of the expiration date to avoid a lapse in coverage. Likewise, if a policyholder receives an underpayment notice dated between February 13, 2020, and June 15, 2020, then the NFIP insurer must receive the additional premium amount requested within 120 days of the date of the notice.
Policyholders who need additional time to pay their premiums, beyond the 120-day extension, should contact their agent or insurer to inquire about other options the insurer may offer for premium payment.
If you have any questions, please contact FEMA Region VIII External Affairs at 303-235-4908.
Congratulations to Chief Bob Sivak on a well deserved retirement!!
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Solid Waste/Recycling Department – CLOSED – Friday, April 10, 2020
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Monday-Thursday will continue to have limited staff in the building and available by phone but will be closed to the public, unless by special appointment.
Clarification: While the recycling program is being amended at this time, please continue to place recycling in blue containers and trash in black containers. Your pick-up schedule will remain the same. A fee adjustment will be noted in the bills you receive next month.
Changes to Dickinson’s Recycling Program
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Due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 the Solid Waste Division is immediately implementing changes to Dickinsonโs Recycling Program. With reduction of staff in the department due to COVID-19 and thโฆDo we put all of our recycling in our garbage cans then?
Anthony Johnson
So do we still use the blue can? Are you going to stop the charges for this off our bill for the time being?
Does this mean we put all garbage in the regular trash until further notice?
Can we still use both cans if needed?
So will you issue a credit for the service we pay for and will not receive or will you just stop charging on next bill.. please tell me more
All new to recycling actually, trying to get the hang of it. I’m a bit confused...do we still recycle like normal and pull our blue cans out on our recycling day...y’all are just holding off on transporting it to wherever it goes? OR all of the recycling goes into the landfill with the regular garbage and it doesn’t matter which can is used? Clan you please clarify? Thanks!
Suzanne Turner Phillips
Samantha Steier
Taylor Heck
Clarification: While the recycling program is being amended at this time, please continue to place recycling in blue containers and trash in black containers. Your pick-up schedule will remain the same. A fee adjustment will be noted in the bills you receive next month.
Update to Dickinson’s Recycling Program April 2, 2020 in ANNOUNCEMENTS, CHANNEL 19, COVID, LATESTNEWS Due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 the Solid Waste Division is immediately implementing changes to Dickinson’s Recycling Program. With reduction of staff in the department due to COVID-19 and the intention to limit staff exposure to the waste stream, we are implementing temporary changes to our recycling protocol. Transportation of recycling materials out of state to the Material Recycling Facility will be temporarily suspended and all solid waste material will be disposed of at the Landfill. This will be a temporary, cautionary measure, and once the pandemic is over we will once again resume recycling operations as usual. While the recycling program is being amended at this time, please continue to place recycling in blue containers and trash in black containers. Your pick-up schedule will remain the same. A fee adjustment will be noted in the bills you receive next month. It is our utmost hope that in the near future, the residents of Dickinson will once again send the “Cleanest Recycling Material” to the facility in Minnesota. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. City of Dickinson Public Works