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Over the following ten years, initiatives in Bismarck will require $193 million
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Bismarck, North Dakota – A “story map” was created about a year ago, according to the Bismarck, North Dakota, City Government Facebook page, showing the $193 million in infrastructure expansion and construction costs required for Public Works Utility Operations over the following ten years.
The public should now be informed more about these initiatives and other recent local developments.
At the utility rate update public information open houses on January 31 and February 1, city personnel will be available for feedback and inquiries from the general public.
Visit https://www.bismarcknd.gov/ to learn more about the story map and the proposed utility rate changes.
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