International Falls City Council Faces Debate Over New Police Facility and Housing Development

Overview: The International Falls City Council meeting on October 21, 2024, centered on community concerns regarding a proposed new police facility and potential housing developments, highlighting the need for strategic planning and collaboration with local agencies. The council also approved several resolutions, including the adoption of body-worn cameras for the police department and plans for the upcoming “Home for the Holidays” event.

International Falls City Council Approves Emergency Demolition for Collapsed Building

Overview: In a special meeting of the International Falls City Council, members unanimously approved an emergency demolition order for a structurally compromised building at 1020 9th Street. Additionally, they adopted a resolution for the 2025 preliminary budget and levy.

Residents Voice Frustrations Over Parking Regulations at International Falls City Council Meeting

Overview: Residents of International Falls expressed concerns over parking regulations and sidewalk safety during the recent City Council meeting. Issues ranged from the enforcement of parking laws to the condition of sidewalks and the impact of winter weather on parking practices. The council acknowledged these concerns and discussed potential adjustments to existing policies.

Controversy Over Tree Cutting at Falls Bass Tournament Dominates International Falls City Council Meeting

Overview: The recent International Falls City Council meeting dealt with a range of issues, from public safety concerns and local business applications to a debate over tree cutting at the Falls Bass Tournament. Resident complaints about overgrown sidewalks and a new taxi service license were also discussed, among other topics.

International Falls City Council Approves Key Property Purchase for New Police Department

Overview: The International Falls City Council met on August 19, 2024, where they approved several measures including the purchase of property for a new police department, a major lead service water replacement project, and the renewal of employee benefits. The meeting saw the council engaging in discussions and making decisions impacting local governance and community services.