State leaders in North Dakota are in line for pay raises, with the judiciary seeking the biggest bump. Under proposed increases, Supreme Court justices could see an 8% jump in salary by 2027, while the attorney general and other top officials would[...]
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How will North Dakota spend its $6.5 billion budget? Here are some of the most expensive bills
As North Dakota’s legislative session reaches its midpoint, major spending bills are taking shape. Property tax relief tops the list, with three proposals under Senate review that could total $312 million. Education funding is also in focus, with plans to direct $1,000[...]
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North Dakota House sends 3 property tax reform bills to Senate
North Dakota’s House has approved three major property tax relief bills, each taking a different approach to cutting costs for residents and businesses. House Bill 1176 expands the primary residence tax credit and caps local tax increases at 3%, offering $503 million[...]
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To alleviate fire marshal office space issues, city Grand Forks moves to buy building (and a comment on property taxes)
Grand Forks is making room for its fire department to breathe. The City Council has recommended purchasing two lots near Fire Station No. 1 to ease overcrowding, particularly for the fire marshal’s office, which has long been short on space. The $850,000[...]
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Minot Public Schools weighing options with land near Ramstad Middle School
The Minot Public School District is weighing a significant decision regarding 70 acres of land near Erik Ramstad Middle School, which was originally gifted to them. Superintendent Scott Faul shared that discussions are ongoing, with an assessment of the land pending. While[...]
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Is the Wyoming Freedom Caucus at war with local governments? (and why it matters in Minot)
The actions of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus have raised eyebrows among local officials and residents alike. Their legislative push seems aimed at diminishing the authority and resources of the very communities they represent. Striking a balance between tax relief and maintaining vital[...]
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Major property tax bill clears committee with flexibility on caps
House Bill 1176, which proposes a nearly $500 million plan to increase the property tax credit for homeowners and cap local governments’ tax increases at 3%, has cleared its first committee vote. Initially set to increase the tax credit to $1,550, the[...]
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City of Regina proposing 8.5 per cent property-tax increase in 2025 budget
The City of Regina is looking at a significant increase in their property taxes in 2025; a proposed 8.5% increase in taxes has been put on the table. In short, the cost of providing services has been rising faster than the budgets[...]
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Port: A state spending cap proposal, brought to you by vibes, not numbers
A bill meant to cap North Dakota’s state spending is facing scrutiny—not for its boldness, but for its lack of substance. House Bill 1502, introduced by Rep. Christina Wolff and backed by Minot City Council member Mike Blessum, aims to limit general[...]