City reviews $955M in capital improvements
Minot’s to-do list for the next five years is long—and expensive. At the center of the city’s proposed $955 million Capital Improvement Plan is a $6.37 million move to relocate Fire Station One to the growing south side, where coverage is falling behind. But instead of abandoning the current station, city leaders are eyeing a repurpose: giving the police department breathing room without building a costly new HQ. As council members juggle priorities, one thing is clear—making do matters just as much as building new.
Jill Schramm with Minot Daily News has the full story on the $955 million plan, the estimated cost of which is almost 2/3 flood protection related.
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