Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton School Board Advocates for Greater Financial Autonomy Amid Funding Challenges

Overview: The Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton School Board meeting focused on issues including a push for greater financial control, funding challenges, and updates on school initiatives. The board discussed a resolution aimed at empowering local officials to manage financial allocations more effectively, amidst an ongoing struggle to secure sustainable funding.

Clay County Board Approves Solid Waste Budget Hike Amid Broader Budget Deliberations

Overview: The Clay County Board of Commissioners approved increases in the special assessment fee and landfill fees as part of the 2025 solid waste budget amidst broader financial discussions on September 3, 2024. The board also explored staffing needs, external agency funding, and facility remodeling projects.

Clay County Board Discusses New Family Resource Center Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: At the recent Clay County Board of Commissioners meeting, discussions took place regarding the establishment of a Family Resource Center (FRC) aimed at enhancing community support and addressing the needs of young families. The meeting also covered topics such as solar farm approvals, funding for social services, and logistical challenges related to administrative processes.

Clay County Receives $122,800 Donation for Sheriff’s Canine Program Amid Budget Talks

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Clay County Board of Commissioners on August 20, 2024, a significant donation of $122,800 was acknowledged for the Clay County Sheriff’s Office canine program. Provided by the Moorhead American Legion Post 21, this donation resulted from a successful raffle organized by the Legion. The funds are intended to support various needs of the canine program, including equipment, training, technology, and potentially the replacement of a dog.

Clay County Approves Multiple Solar Projects Amid Agricultural Concerns

Overview: The Clay County Board of Commissioners approved several conditional use permits for community solar projects despite concerns about their impact on prime agricultural land. The approvals included both a one-megawatt and a five-megawatt solar garden.