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County to enforce road right of way

Stutsman County is checking to make sure landowners don’t violate right-of-way restrictions along county roads. “We’ve had issues with road right-of-way infringements, which can jeopardize (federal) funding if we don’t enforce it,” said Dave Schwartz, Stutsman County commissioner, at Tuesday’s meeting of the Stutsman County Commission.

By By Kari Lucin, The Jamestown Sun , February 08, 2012

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County looks at contracting out services to improve jail’s bottom line

The Stutsman County Commission heard an idea that could save an estimated $125,000 from the Stutsman County Correctional Center’s budget at its meeting Wednesday. The jail is looking at contracting with a food service vendor that would prepare all the meals for the facility. Currently the job is done by three county employees.

By Ben Rodgers , January 05, 2012

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AG says fewer needed for home rule charter amendments

A new attorney general’s opinion will make it easier for citizens to initiate amendments to the Stutsman County home rule charter. The opinion was requested by Rep. Craig Headland, R-Montpelier, and clarifies the number of signatures required on a petition to amend or repeal a home rule charter.

By Keith Norman , December 23, 2011

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Stutsman County OKs bonds to pay for repairing roads

The Stutsman County Commission authorized the issuing of bonds for its portion of the permanent road repairs damaged by 2010 and 2009 flooding. The county could borrow up to $2.74 million for the projects.

By Kari Lucin , December 21, 2011

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County plans permanent high-water repairs

County plans permanent high-water repairs Twelve sites in Stutsman County where roads were raised to compensate for high water in 2009 and 2010 will be permanently fixed in an $18 million series of projects starting in 2012.

By Kari Lucin , December 10, 2011

County OK’s rail loop project

The Stutsman County Commission voted 4-1 to move forward with the creation of the Spiritwood Energy Park Association rail loop project during its Tuesday meeting.

By Kari Lucin , December 07, 2011

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County collecting on debts

After owing Stutsman County money for more than a year, 12 townships will have their mill levies increased to the maximum in 2012 if they don’t pay up by noon Thursday.

By By Kari Lucin, The Jamestown Sun , November 16, 2011

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County looks at dispatch center’s costs

Although 64 percent of its emergency dispatch calls are within the city of Jamestown, Stutsman County pays for most of the operations of the Stutsman County Communications Center. County officials may seek to rebalance that difference.

By Kari Lucin , November 02, 2011

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Townships in tough spot

Townships owe Stutsman County $1.4 million this year, largely due to high water, and the problem has become so prevalent the county has appealed to the governor for help.

By Kari Lucin , October 21, 2011

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Flooding is top concern for new county officer

Flooding is top concern for new county officer Flood response will be the focus for new Stutsman County Auditor/Chief Operating Officer Casey Bradley, who officially started with the county on Oct. 3.

By Kari Lucin , October 13, 2011

County gives 2012 budget final approval

The Stutsman County Commission gave final approval to the 2012 budget during its regular meeting Tuesday. The budget projects deficit spending of $2.7 million but has a mill rate decrease of 0.07 mills.

By Keith Norman , October 05, 2011

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County gives budget preliminary approval

County gives budget preliminary approval The Stutsman County Commission gave preliminary approval to a 2012 budget at roughly the same mill rate as the 2011. The budget shifts more spending to roads and includes about $3 million in deficit spending.

By Keith Norman , September 21, 2011

County begins budgeting process

The Stutsman County Commission began its budgeting process during a special meeting Monday. Commissioners reviewed the budgets of the sheriff’s office, Law Enforcement Center, Correctional Center and emergency management.

By Keith Norman , September 13, 2011

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County looks at buying home

The Stutsman County Commission considered Tuesday the purchase of a property near the county courthouse. “As we sit now, the courthouse is landlocked,” pointed out Tracey Trapp, Law Enforcement Center administrator. “(There’s) no room for expansion of any kind.”

By Kari Lucin , September 07, 2011

Letter to the editor: County Commission needs to plan ahead for revenue

“Stutsman County has been trying to increase property taxes the last 25 years to take care of the roads,” said Connie Ova, CEO, Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corp. (audio, 7/19, County Commission meeting).

By Judy Graves , August 31, 2011

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