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Published May 12, 2023

Cutting the Ribbon for the New City Hall

Written by
Lydia Hoverson
| The Dakotan
Mayor Tom Ross hands a plaque to City Engineer Lance Meyer, wearing blue, at the new City Hall in Minot. (Photo: Lydia Hoverson/The Dakotan)
Mayor Tom Ross hands a plaque to City Engineer Lance Meyer, wearing blue, at the new City Hall in Minot. (Photo: Lydia Hoverson/The Dakotan)

Open House

MINOT – Though Minot’s new City Hall has been open for some time, the official ribbon cutting took place Thursday, and many Minot residents gathered in the hall to take their first look at the new place.

Mayor Tom Ross and City Manager Harold Stewart, as well as representatives for U.S. Senators John Hoeven and Kevin Cramer gave a few words before the ribbon cutting.

“There’s an endless list of people to thank for helping guide this project to completion,” said Ross. “From the City manager to our employees and department heads, all the contractors and workers who renovated this building into what we see today. And especially, City Engineer Lance Meyer who spearheaded this project from the very beginning.”

Ross presented Meyer with a plaque before the ribbon cutting.

City leaders cut the ribbon for the new Minot City Hall. (Video: Lydia Hoverson/The Dakotan)

Residents then gathered in the hall for food, drinks, and other refreshments to view the basement, main floor, and upstairs of the new place.

Minot community residents gather in the new City Hall. (Photo: Lydia Hoverson/The Dakotan)

City leaders touted that the building was on schedule and on budget. 

The new City Hall is located at 10 Third Avenue Southwest.

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