Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Cassie Heide’s organization
Sep 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Council Of The City Of Fosston Special Meeting
The council held a public hearing regarding the future of the Highway 2/Johnson Avenue intersection. Discussion centered on the mandated removal of the current traffic signal by 2029 and options for replacement, including a locally funded traffic signal or a state-funded roundabout. The administration clarified the financial implications, the process for traffic warrant studies, and addressed public concerns regarding pedestrian safety, speed limits, parking impacts, and ADA compliance at the intersection. Feedback was collected to inform an upcoming decision.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Council of the City of Fosston Special Meeting
The council convened to discuss the upcoming 2029 Highway 2 reconstruction project and the mandated removal of the traffic signal at the Highway 2 and CSAH 6 intersection. The primary agenda item was evaluating options between installing a MnDOT-funded mini-roundabout or a city-funded replacement traffic signal. Discussion points included the validity of traffic warrant studies, pedestrian safety, anticipated fiscal impacts on city property taxes, and the distribution of financial responsibility for the intersection improvements between state, county, and local authorities.
Jul 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Council Of The City Of Fosston Special Meeting
The council held a special meeting to consider and adopt a resolution awarding the bid for the 2026 Calvary Trail Project. Four bids were reviewed, and the council authorized the Mayor and City Administrator to enter into an agreement with the winning bidder, Gordon Construction of Mahnomen, Inc., for a base bid of $344,887.30. The council also authorized the return of bid deposits to unsuccessful bidders, retaining only those of the successful and next-lowest bidders.
Jun 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Council of the City of Fosston Regular Meeting
The City Council reviewed and acted on various municipal projects and operational matters. Key discussions included the completion of the Berge-Stafford Park playground, amendments to ordinances regarding golf cart operator ages, and updates on several infrastructure projects including street, wastewater, and electrical utility improvements. The Council also addressed financial matters, including the issuance and sale of $1,640,000 in General Obligation Improvement Bonds, approval of a public transit assistance grant application, and the creation of a Joint Airport Zoning Board. Additional administrative updates were provided regarding department staffing changes, equipment purchases, emergency management planning, and community development appointments.
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