(KNOX) -The Career Impact Academy, according to Grand Forks City Administrator Todd Feland, was made possible by city council and a city agency.
“On the current Impact Academy, again without the City of Grand Forks and the Jobs Development Authority, we wouldn’t have the current Impact Academy,” Feland said.
The Grand Forks Growth Fund, a Jobs Development Authority (JDA), is a city organization.
“We would not have that facility going up. As you drive by it on Gateway Drive, again without you and the JDA we wouldn’t be having the growth and development that we have right now,” Feland told city council. “Without the city and the JDA purchasing that property. Demolishing it, restoring it, we would not have that facility going up.”
Major Projects are in the Works for Grand Forks
(KNOX) -City Administrator Todd Feland gave the Grand Forks City Council an update on some major projects that his office is occupied on securing. "The Forty-second, Demers, again we worked hard, and we finally got this federal grant, and it is ...
Sep 23, 2024
Office space for Sheriff Andy
(KNOX) - Three contractors will be invited to make one-hour presentations to the Grand Forks County Sheriff's Office Committee. The committee met Friday morning to review seven bids from six contractors. Two failed to comply with bid specifics and a ...
Sep 27, 2024
Funds awarded for Project Tundra
(KNOX) - The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced an award of $4.2 million to Project Tundra. This is the first installment of up to $350 million to Project Tundra. These funds will be distributed through the fully-paid-for Bipartisan Infrastruc...
Sep 25, 2024
Opponents of Measure 2 say Ballot Measure Reforms Will 'Handcuff Citizens'
Robert Harms speaks during the Greater North Dakota Chamber Policy Summit on Sept. 10, 2024. (Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor) (North Dakota Monitor) -Proponents of a ballot measure to change the requirements for future ballot measures say ch...
Sep 23, 2024