#respect
What a great man!
Exemplified the definition of a true gentleman.
What is his name??
New post (Planning & Zoning Meeting - January 15, 2020) has been published on City of Dickinson, ND
New post (SW Regional Grant Program) has been published on City of Dickinson, ND
dickinsongov.com
SW REGIONAL GRANT PROGRAM The City of Dickinson is accepting applications from local governments, groups and individuals in the eight SW counties, such as Stark, Billings, Bowman, Dunn, Hettinger, …The Dickinson Building and Codes Department is looking someone to join our team as a Building Inspector I. We are looking for a self starter who is responsible for performing technical building inspections, ensuring compliance with municipal codes, sanitation standards, and construction specifications set forth by the State of North Dakota building and plumbing codes.
For more information about this position please dickinsongov.com/2019/12/19/job-opening-building-inspector/ or you can call or email Ali Huber at 701-456-7033 or hr@dickinsongov.com
Applications, pre-interview questionnaire and optional resume are due by 01/21/2020 at 5pm
New post (Special City Commission Meeting - January 15, 2020) has been published on City of Dickinson, ND
Is this an open meeting that concerned citizens can attend?
🛑🚫STOP SIGN REMOVAL🚫🛑
Stop signs on State Ave @12th Street West will be removed this morning (1/9). Please use caution while driving through this intersection.
Jordon Sutherby
Why are u doing this ? It's like your wanting more accidents to happen. How abt keeping the citizens safe instead of making things more dangerous for everyone!!
So much for turning left off of 12th
This area gets so crowded in the mornings and afternoons (when the high school students arrive and leave and people are headed to/from work). It’ll be hell taking this route now.
Wow. Dont drive down state at 8am, noon or 3-5. What is wrong with the people making these decisions? Bc they obviously dont drive or walk anywhere in this town
This really needs to stop. The more populated this town becomes, the more dangerous. I've almost been hit several times trying to cross villard to get to work since the stop lights were removed. Everybody's in a hurry and nobody pays attention. City council is making some pretty horrible decisions lately.
Guess the body shops need more work 😉😜 and cops need to write more tickets all about revenue 😂😂 not about safety or movement of traffic
I have seen longer lines at the first stoplight north of there on State (by the Sierra Ridge apts) than lines at that 4 way stop. Sat through two lights and barely made it through the third on Tuesday and it wasn't school out time. Traffic flows well at that 4 way off 12th. Ridiculous.
I am not for this decision.
Heather Walker
Ridiculous! Like people dont speed up and down states enough as it is now it just opens up a longer stretch of road for speeding. Not to mention good luck ever turning left to go south!
You should probably Re think that. I remember when the stop signs weren’t there, and it was hell! And saved lots of accidents. Especially in the winter.
That stop sign wasnt there before .. they added that a few years back
That is the dumbest thing and off sims you can see crap.
Why?
Maybe they'll replace it w.a stoplight
Trevor Hitchcock this is beyond dumb!!
Who makes these decisions? Seriously need to reconsider their position . If anything this town needs more lights/stop signs 🤦🏻♀️ especially down south by loaf and jug!
It gets real icy over there too when it snows.
Hopefully the census this year will make the ND DOT and city council realize how populated the city has become and they’ll start making safer decisions that actually helps the city.
Dustin Slover
Weren't these stop signs just added a few years ago? I thought they were going to be switched out for lights eventually. 🤔
Brandon Dorner Tammy Dorner Christian Wissenback
Carson St Justin Fridrich Can you explain the reasoning behind this change? Thank you
Austin Tysver
New post (Need Help with Heating Costs? LIHEAP can help.) has been published on City of Dickinson, ND
New post (City Commission Meeting - January 7, 2020) has been published on City of Dickinson, ND
The Dickinson Area Public Library is looking for a new Bookmobile and School Services Librarian. This individual will serve as the school librarian for the rural schools in Billings and Slope Counties. This will include librarian teacher responsibilities as in other school libraries. The school libraries are served two days per week. The Bookmobile Librarian will also have primary responsibility for all bookmobile routes. Our bookmobile is unique in that we serve a very rural area and even make stops at ranches in Slope County! In 2018, our bookmobile made 333 stops and traveled 14,416 miles. If you enjoy teaching children and working with people of all ages in a variety of settings this could be the job for you!
Minimum Requirements include having a valid driver's license, pre-employment drug screen, reference check, and background check at hire. Applicants are required to have a bacherlor's degree in Liberal Arts, Humanities, Library Science or related field, ND Library Media Certification LM 03 and one to three years of technical or circulation experience in a public library or, an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the position.
For more information about this position please visit dickinsongov.com/2019/10/08/job-opening-librarian-bookmobile-schoolservices/ or you can call or email Ali Huber at 701-456-7033 or hr@dickinsongov.com
Applications, pre-interview questionnaire and optional resumes will be accepted until the position is filled.