Clay County Board Prioritizes Flood Mitigation Over Juvenile Center Funding

Overview: The Clay County Board of Commissioners meeting on June 10 saw discussions around prioritizing funding for flood mitigation projects over a non-secure juvenile facility. The commissioners debated the implications of funding prioritization, emphasizing the necessity for comprehensive flood protection along the Red River and Buffalo River, particularly at the critical junction between Kragnus and Georgetown.

Dilworth City Council Grapples with Funding Reallocations and Naming Rights Policy

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dilworth City Council deliberated over financial decisions, including the potential reallocation of federal funds tied to infrastructure projects and the establishment of a policy for naming rights of city-owned facilities. The council also addressed updates on community initiatives and projects, alongside approving several resolutions and donations.

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton School Board Announces Free Lunches for Students in Fiscal Year 2026

Overview: The Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton School Board convened recently to discuss several issues, with the announcement of free lunches for all elementary and secondary students for the upcoming fiscal year 2026 topping the agenda. The meeting also addressed topics such as the gym renovation project, strategic planning retreats, and staffing changes.

Dilworth Council Considers Land Use Changes in Future Planning

Overview: The Dilworth City Council meeting focused on future land use and planning, with particular attention to the development potential of the Fifteenth Avenue corridor, road safety, and community identity. Discussions covered the allocation of resources for new infrastructure projects, the integration of commercial and residential areas, and the potential impact of neighboring developments, such as a casino.

Clay County Commissioners Examine Extensive Land Use Revisions and Funding Strategies

Overview: The Clay County Board of Commissioners meeting on June 3 focused heavily on updating land use and zoning regulations, as well as strategic discussions around securing funding for crucial local projects. Among the most discussions were the proposed amendments to the Klay County Land Development Ordinance, which included revisions to zoning, subdivision, and resource protection regulations. Commissioners also addressed funding priorities for the 2025 capital bonding cycle, emphasizing flood mitigation and juvenile detention projects.