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Oil patch study released
The North Dakota Department of Commerce has just released the results of an oilpatch transportation study. You can find the"Additional Road Investments Needed to Support Oil and Gas Production and Dis...
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Barnum, Minn., sewage pump still shut down

After two and a half weeks of raw sewage flowing into the Moose Horn River, Moose Lake’s sewage treatment plant is back up and running this week.

By By John Myers , Forum Communications , July 10, 2012

Infrastructure top priority of ND 2.0 Initiative

Participants in town hall meetings held across North Dakota overwhelmingly say they want the state to invest more in infrastructure, and housing easily tops the list of needs.

June 19, 2012

N.D. panels show support for infrastructure spending

Participants at town hall meetings around North Dakota overwhelmingly want to see the state invest more on infrastructure, with housing easily topping the list of needs.

By By Patrick Springer , Forum Communications , June 19, 2012

Permits skyrocket for oversize loads on ND roads

The number of permits issued for oversize or overweight trucks that use county roads and bridges in North Dakota's oil patch has increased more than 500 percent in five years.

June 15, 2012

North Dakota Legislators get a close-up look of the Oil Patch

A dozen North Dakota Republican lawmakers spent the past two days touring cities in the Oil Patch to learn more about the oil industry and to hear about the challenges of growth from local officials.

By By Teri Finneman , Forum Communications , June 15, 2012

Oil counties need $5 billion: Industry leader calls for five-year investment plan in areas

The state should invest up to $5 billion in northwest North Dakota communities with the most oil activity, the president of the North Dakota Petroleum Council said Wednesday.

By By Amy Dalrymple , Forum Communications Co. , May 31, 2012

Studies to look at infrastructure needs

North Dakota agencies are updating studies that projected the growing infrastructure needs of western communities.

January 24, 2012

Studies to look at western ND infrastructure needs

North Dakota agencies are updating recent studies that projected the growing infrastructure needs of western communities.

January 23, 2012

Western N.D. aid: Funds to address impacts on area

North Dakota has committed $1.2 billion to address the impacts of oil and gas development in the western part of the state and help is on the way, Gov. Jack Dalrymple said Tuesday.

By Teri Finneman , December 07, 2011

Governor says $885 million on way for western ND

Gov. Jack Dalrymple said Tuesday the state has invested about $312 million in four months for roads, water and housing development in western North Dakota.

December 06, 2011

Governor to update Western ND infrastructure funding

Gov. Jack Dalrymple plans to provide an update Tuesday on state funding for roads, water and housing development in western North Dakota.

December 06, 2011

N.D. oil towns get grants for infrastructure

BISMARCK — State officials authorized nearly $54 million in grants on Thursday to help oil-impacted cities with infrastructure needs. The state’s three largest cities in oil country – Dickinson, Williston and Minot — received $21 million after submitting $48.9 million in project requests. Dickinson will receive the $5 million it requested to help pay for a wastewater treatment facility. The Board of University and School Lands also approved $12 million for Williston and $4 million for Minot to help with infrastructure development.

By By Teri Finneman, Forum Communications Co. , July 29, 2011

Tribes get loan for infrastructure

BISMARCK (AP) — The Three Affiliated Tribes is getting financial help for debt consolidation and infrastructure projects on the Fort Berthold Reservation in North Dakota.

July 26, 2011

Committee signs on to strategic plan for city

There is now a to-do list for Jamestown infrastructure projects for the next five years. The Jamestown Public Works Committee approved a resolution adopting a five-year strategic plan at its regular meeting Thursday. The plan outlines the planned projects for Public Works, Police and Fire, the Civic Center, Building Planning and Zoning and Legal and Finance committees.

By Keith Norman , July 22, 2011

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Grant funds available to 17 ND oil and gas producing counties

The State Land Board encourages communities within North Dakota’s 17 oil and gas producing counties to begin applying for state grant funds provided to address the impact of the region’s oil and gas development.

June 12, 2011

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