Office & Transfer Station Closings:
- City Hall, Public Works and Transfer Station will be closed Thursday, November 28.
Garbage Schedule: Week of November 11
- Thursday and Friday’s route will be picked up on Friday, November 29.
Office & Transfer Station Closings:
Garbage Schedule: Week of November 11
Minutes from November 5, 2019 meeting
Roll Call Magnuson Powell Erickson Bishop Carlsrud
Attorney General’s “A Citizen’s Guide to North Dakota Open Records & Open Meetings Laws” *A member of the public does not have the right to speak to the governing body at an open meeting. The public is only entitled to see and hear what happens at a meeting, and to record or broadcast those observations.
Whereas, the City of Valley City has partnered with Valley City Public Schools to support the Access for All Program, and
Whereas, the Access for All Program was established in February 2016, to address behavioral health needs of K-12 students, and
Whereas, the Education Foundation has partnered with the Village Family Service Center in Fargo to provide school-based behavioral health counseling in each of our schools, and is expanding, and
Whereas, the Valley City Public Schools and the City Commission invite the public to join in No Shave November as a fundraiser for Access for All program
Now, therefore, I, Dave Carlsrud, President of the City of Valley City Commission, Valley City, North Dakota, do hereby proclaim November 2019 as
No Shave November
In the City of Valley City and I urge all citizens to support efforts to raise awareness and funding for the Access for All program.
Dave Carlsrud, Mayor
November 5, 2019
Office & Transfer Station Closings:
Garbage Schedule: Week of November 11
5:00 PM
Minutes from October 15, 2019 meetings
Roll Call: Bishop Erickson Powell Magnuson Carlsrud
Attorney General’s “A Citizen’s Guide to North Dakota Open Records & Open Meetings Laws” *A member of the public does not have the right to speak to the governing body at an open meeting. The public is only entitled to see and hear what happens at a meeting, and to record or broadcast those observations.
Tuesday, November 5, 2019
3:30 PM
Existing Users: We will be testing our load control system starting November 4.
Interested in Signing Up?: If you would like to be on dual heat credit, or electric water heater credit and already have an alternative heat source call (701) 845-4255.
Just a quick update on the flood conditions here in Valley City.
The city has prepared for 16 feet above flood stage with a 2 foot or up to an 18 foot flood stage buffer. This will give the city 2 feet of freeboard throughout the town if the river reaches 16 feet above flood stage. The Army Corps of Engineers has projected that Valley City will crest around 15 feet above flood stage. City Crews will be monitoring the river and the storm sewer pumping sites throughout the city all weekend. Currently the river is at 14.74 feet above flood stage and looks to be leveling out.
All is not perfect yet for Valley City. The National Weather service (I am sure you know this) has given a forecast for rain starting on Sunday night and continuing through Monday. Many different rainfall amounts have been issued but there is a chance that significant rainfall by Monday could change everything. Until circumstances change however the city will follow our current flood protection plan.
We will meet again on Monday morning at 9:00 AM for a flood meeting here at City Hall. You are welcome to attend if you want to.
/Dave Schelkoph
The city will be closing Viking Drive bridge tomorrow morning around 7:00 AM to install planks across the street. Viking Drive bridge will remain closed for as long as there is a flood threat to the city.


Thanks to improved technology and falling prices, energy-efficient lighting just makes sense.
Over its lifetime, one ENERGY STAR certified light bulb can save you up to $80 in electricity costs, compared to the standard incandescent bulbs that produce the same brightness. Consider that the average U.S. household has about 40 bulbs, the savings is significant. The new bulbs will last 10 to 25 times longer.
A wide variety of shapes and sizes mean that they are available for almost any application – including recessed cans, track lighting, table lamps and candelabras. Dimmable LED lights are available too.
To learn more about rebates for ENERGY STAR lighting and other energy-efficient equipment, call Valley City Public Works today at (701) 845-0380 or visit https://www.brightenergysolutions.com/valleycity