Doug Burgum urged the agency to give North Dakota utilities and their customers as much advance warning as possible before temporarily shutting off their electricity as directed by market operator, earlier this week, Gov. Doug Burgum signed an executive order directing bars and restaurants to close to on-site patrons and issued additional guidance for K-12 schools to continue to educate students with alternative delivery methods beginning April 1 during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Yellowstone Wolf (Canis lupus) Density Predicted by Elk (Cervus elaphus) Biomass. Newly appointed members of the State Water Commission will meet for the first time next week and are expected to address an issue raised about the appointment process and recent action to help drought-stricken ranchers. Doug Burgumunveiled two reinvention success stories that highlight the administrations shared values of Working as One and Citizen Focused: the continued expansion of a standardized state website platform and the planned deployment of a statewide photo and video digital asset management system. The governor directed government agencies to fly the United States and North Dakota flags at half-staff on Thursday, and encourages North Dakotans to do the same at their homes and businesses, in observance of Peace Officers Memorial Day. Burgum andCongressman Kevin Cramer announced they will begin circulating letters for signature within the House of Representatives and across all 50 states to encourage the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to adopt new spectrum standards so a breakthrough high-speed wireless broadband technology can be made available across the United States, and specifically rural America. North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum applauded a much-anticipated ruling by Chief U.S. District Court Judge John Tunheim that modifies an injunction to allow construction to proceed on the critically important Fargo-Moorhead Area Diversion Project. Doug Burgum on Friday appointed GIANT Sunflower Seeds co-founder Jay Schuler to lead the North Dakota Department of Commerce, citing Schulers successful track record as a job creator and entrepreneur for more than 40 years. Help Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists monitor wolves on the landscapes by filling out the. Gov. Gov. Doug Burgum released the following statement regarding retired North Dakota Air National Guard Maj. Gen. Darrol G. Schroeder, who passed away Sunday, March 3, at age 88. Doug Burgum released a statement congratulating the Bison football team after North Dakota State Universitywon an exciting 38-24 victory over Eastern Washington University to capture the national title in the NCAAs Football Championship Subdivision. Doug Burgum joined 24 fellow Republican governors in calling on President Biden to unleash U.S. oil and gas production and restore American energy independence to protect U.S. consumers and help U.S. allies. Doug Burgum issued a statement in response to reports on data and privacy related to the Care19 contact tracing app. Doug Burgum received an extensivereport of recommendationsdesigned to assist in shaping the states workforce policy agenda for addressing North Dakotas workforce shortage and supporting a 21stcentury workforce to meet current and future needs. Canada reopened its border to vaccinated U.S. citizens for nonessential travel on Aug. 9. Call now to consign your beef bulls, beef cows and feeders. Gov. North Dakota Gov. Brent Sanford presented the 2019 Governors Awards for Excellence in Public Service, recognizing team members for their outstanding work in state government and making a positive difference in the lives of North Dakotans. Burgum hosted U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt during his first visit to North Dakota, encouraging him to continue the cooperative approach between the state and federal government on water, agriculture and energy issues. Gov. Doug Burgum delivered his 2022 State of the State Address, highlighting the states efforts to address North Dakotas workforce challenges and grow and diversify the economy. Registration is now open for Recovery Reinvented 2022! The Governor appoints to over 150 Boards and Commissions representing a wide variety of industries. Several North Dakotans will share their personal testimonies of battling addiction, finding recovery, providing support to a loved one and their experiences with shame and stigma at the fifth annual Recovery Reinvented. Registration is open for the event on Oct. 25 at the Bismarck Event Center. Doug Burgum announced that North Dakota Commerce Commissioner James Leiman has resigned from the position effective June 30 but will continue working for Commerce on a part-time basis to drive economic development projects in the state. Doug Burgum stressed the importance of solving the states workforce shortage and fostering innovation in both the public and private sectors to secure North Dakotas future as an energy powerhouse during theGreat Plains and EmPower ND Energy Conferenceat Bismarck State College. Doug Burgum announced today. Fritts, J.A. Doug Burgum applauded the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling that online retailers can be required to collect sales taxes in states where they lack a physical presence, calling it a win for Main Street that levels the playing field between remote sellers and brick-and-mortar businesses. Gov. Gov. North Dakota Gov. Gov. Doug Burgumsaid North Dakota has received guidance that it can use the federal Coronavirus Relief Fund to help cover the surging costs of unemployment insurance as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Doug Burgum issued the following statement after Marathon Petroleum Corp. and ADM, Gov. 9:00 AM Volkswagen collection, parts and more. Biological Conservation, 234, 82-89. However, wolf reports are typically not considered reliable without strong supporting evidence. Doug Burgum released a statement after. Gov. Gov. BISMARCK, N.D. Preliminary reports indicate that North Dakota had 98 motor vehicle fatalities in 2019 a total that, if it goes unchanged, would be the first time in 17 years the state has recorded fewer than 100 traffic fatalities. Doug Burgum and North Dakota Indian Affairs Commission Executive Director Nathan Davis released statements regarding the University of North Dakotas efforts to repatriate Native American remains and artifacts to their tribes of origin. Gov. U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao announced that the North Dakota Department of Transportation has been selected as one of 10 participants in the Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Integration Pilot Program, an initiative aimed at shaping the future of drones in America. Gov. Doug Burgum announced proposed investments in community development to help cities attract and retain workforce as he kicked off the 2022 Main Street ND Summit with a keynote address at the Bismarck Event Center. Population requirements for Phase 4 are unknown at this time, but would allow for wolves to be classified as a game species. The governor joined NDSU President Dean Bresciani, NDSU Foundation President John Glover, campaign co-chairs Robert and Sheila Challey and Steve and Mary Anne Swiontek, and others at the event. Doug Burgum will present his 2023-2025 executive budget proposal to a joint session of the 68. declaring a statewide winter storm disaster for central and southeast North Dakota related to a Nov. 9-11 storm that dropped record snowfall on parts of the state, shutting down schools, clogging roadways and knocking out power to thousands. Gov. In accordance with an amended proclamation from President Joe Biden, Gov. Gov. Breck. In its first year participating in the innovative online cybersecurity program, North Dakota had the highest number of participants per capita out of 26 states participating. Bidding begins to close at 4 PM on Dec. 8 at www.wausauauctioneers.com. Doug Burgum unveiled the official portrait of International Music Camp founder. Doug Burgum announced today in a joint release with the Northern Plains UAS Test Site (NPUASTS) in Grand Forks. Gov. Doug Burgum urged the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to clearly and promptly communicate changes in the amount of water being released from Garrison Dam, and to take the necessary steps to prevent flooding as much as possible, as the Corps announced it will step up releases to 60,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) by Saturday, raising the river in Bismarck to within 1.5 feet of flood stage. Doug Burgum has directed all government agencies to fly the United States and North Dakota flags at half-staff on Sunday, Oct. Gov. Doug Burgum, vice chairman of the Western Governors Association, joined U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue and the WGAs chairman, Hawaii Gov. Doug Burgum joined local, state and federal officials in Minot for a tour and ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of Phase MI-1, the Fourth Avenue North floodwall phase of the Mouse River Enhanced Flood Protection Project (MREFPP), highlighting the states significant investment in the project. Gov. Gov. No Start Time Specified Machinery Auction. Doug Burgum has approved an Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC) request from the state of Oregon for a firefighter task force to support the response to suppressing the deadly wildfires there. Doug Burgum said he is willing to consider granting waivers on a case-by-case basis for school districts that have canceled school because of severe winter storms and dangerously cold temperatures in recent weeks, provided certain criteria are met. Greg Gianforte and the premiers of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta in a joint letter urging President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to restore pre-pandemic hours of operation at the U.S.-Canada land border ports. Doug Burgum joined President Donald Trump, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, Japanese Ambassador Shinsuke Sugiyama, Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and others for the signing of the U.S.-Japan Trade Agreement and the U.S.-Japan Digital Trade Agreement at the White House. Doug Burgum that he will retire, Public invited to send ornaments for North Dakota State Christmas Tree; lighting ceremony set for Dec. 1, Burgum releases Veterans Day statement honoring military service members, Capitol, other state facilities in Bismarck area closed due to deteriorating travel conditions, UPDATED: Governor, First Lady host sixth Recovery Reinvented, recognize local Recovery Champions, Final drafts of tribal-state gaming compacts submitted for review; public comment period closes, Governor, First Lady to welcome Halloween trick-or-treaters Monday at Governors Residence, American Governors Border Strike Force detail seizes fentanyl, stops other illegal activity in North Dakota, Burgum, Workforce Development Council announce ND Works plan to help address workforce challenges, Burgum announces Energizing Our Communities plan in kickoff to 2022 Main Street ND Summit, Burgum statement on passing of former North Dakota House Majority Leader Earl Strinden, Burgum: Grand Farm Innovation Facility will help keep ND on the cutting edge of agriculture technology, Burgum issues statement on Talon Metals announcing battery minerals processing facility in ND, announced plans to build a facility in central North Dakota, Burgum appoints Deputy Director of Engineering Ron Henke to lead ND Department of Transportation, Burgum thanks Riley for service after states chief information officer announces move to private sector, Burgum, Sumitomo CEO celebrate signing of MOU to develop clean energy projects, Burgum appoints Art Thompson as director of North Dakota Workforce Safety & Insurance, Burgum: ND joins with MN, MT and WI to develop multistate hydrogen hub; EERC to lead development, Burgum leads trade and investment mission to Japan, promotes ND opportunities in meeting with JETRO, Burgum joins Montana governor, Canadian premiers in urging feds to restore pre-pandemic hours at border, Burgum reopens public input period for Red Tape Reduction Working Group until Oct. 10, Burgum announces statewide apprenticeship program at tribal colleges in partnership with energy companies, Burgum welcomes CBP decision to temporarily expand hours at three ports of entry on northern border, Burgum appoints Kathy Kulesa to serve as interim state labor commissioner effective Oct. 1, Ivona Todorovic of Grand Forks named 2023 North Dakota Teacher of the Year, Governor, First Lady highlight importance of recovery services at groundbreaking for Turtle Mountain facility, Burgum congratulates schools in Bismarck, Larimore and Linton for National Blue Ribbon recognition, Burgum, Sanford recognize team members with 2022 Governors Awards for Excellence in Public Service, Burgum, Sanford unveil child care proposal to support working families, address workforce challenges, Burgum statement in remembrance of 9/11 victims on anniversary of terrorist attacks, Burgum releases statement, directs flags flown at half-staff in honor of Queen Elizabeth II, National and local recovery experts to turn Advocacy into Action at sixth annual Recovery Reinvented, Labor Commissioner Erica Thunder to serve as first director of Diversity and Cultural Competency at DOCR, Burgum appoints Economic Development Director Josh Teigen to be next state commerce commissioner, Burgum: Health, Human Services now united as one department to serve North Dakota citizens, Burgum, Davis issue statements on University of North Dakota repatriating indigenous remains, artifacts, Burgum statement after North Dakotas U.S. senators share concerns about proposed corn milling plant, Burgum releases statement on President Bidens student loan debt cancellation plan, Burgum, Kroshus, Headland unveil historic plan to slash individual income taxes, save North Dakota taxpayers $250M per year, Burgum helps break ground on North Dakota Soybean Processors facility near Casselton, Burgum creates Red Tape Reduction Working Group to reduce burdens, lower costs of regulation, Burgum calls for public schools, governing bodies to administer the Pledge of Allegiance, display flag, Burgum thanks Panos for service after NDDOT director submits resignation; Henke to serve as interim director, Burgum highlights benefits of FM Area Diversion to metro, state as work begins on flood diversion channel, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff through Thursday in honor of U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski, Burgum announces International Music Camp founder Dr. Merton Utgaard as recipient of Rough Rider Award, Burgum thanks Klipfel for over four decades of public service as WSI director announces retirement, Burgum urges federal agency to expedite review of Fufeng Group land purchase and project, Burgum: Bitzero signs agreement to acquire Nekoma pyramid, develop it into highly secure data center, Burgum announces expansion of Cisco Networking Academy to offer skills training to all North Dakotans, Burgum, Sanford applaud start of first carbon storage project in ND as huge step forward for energy industry, Burgum elected to National Governors Association Executive Committee at summer meeting, elected to the National Governors Associations Executive Committee, Biden grants Burgums request for presidential disaster declaration for spring storms, subsequent flooding, DATE CHANGED: Sixth annual Recovery Reinvented hosted by Governor and First Lady scheduled for Nov. 3 in Grand Forks, Burgum renews call to restore pre-pandemic hours at border crossings in letter to Homeland Security, CBP, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff through Sunday in honor of former prime minister of Japan, Burgum statement on FHWAs proposed greenhouse gas emissions rule for states and municipalities, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff until sunset Saturday in honor and remembrance of Highland Park victims, Burgum thanks Morrissette for service after Office of Management and Budget director announces retirement and transition plan through spring of 2023, Burgum releases statement on North Dakota vs. EPA U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Burgum releases statement on U.S. Supreme Court opinion that returns abortion issue to the states, Burgum requests presidential disaster declaration for severe spring storms, subsequent flooding, Burgum, Sanford discuss child care challenges and solutions with providers and business leaders, Burgum appoints Kevin Black, reappoints Danita Bye to North Dakota Board of Higher Education, Burgum: New Vantis command center is major step for beyond visual line of sight UAS operations in ND, Burgum accepts Leimans resignation from commerce commissioner role, appoints Kessel as interim, Burgum highlights progress, outlines challenges in fourth conference on state-tribal partnerships, Burgum meets with Spirit Lake chairman, Devils Lake mayor to discuss health care access, rising lake level, UPDATED: Governor's Summit on Innovative Education emphasizes essential skills, choice-ready graduates, Burgum, Sanford help break ground on new ADM soybean crushing plant in Spiritwood, In meeting requested by Burgum, governor urges CBP to restore pre-pandemic hours at border crossings, Burgum joins Bitzero officials to announce North Dakota as site of companys North American headquarters, In call with Burgum, Sanford CEO indicates flexibility on options for future of Mott nursing home, Burgum releases statement honoring nations fallen military heroes on Memorial Day, Burgum directs flags at half-staff in honor and remembrance of Texas school shooting victims, Burgum appoints Sadie Hanson as student member on North Dakota Board of Higher Education, Burgum: Three North Dakota schools each win a new fitness center through DONT QUIT! Doug Burgum has directed the Capitol and other state facilities in the Bismarck area to remain closed through Thursday as a snow emergency remains in effect in the city of Bismarck and ongoing blizzard conditions continue to make roads impassable in areas throughout the city. Gov. North Dakota Gov. Gov. Gov. Gov. Doug Burgum has postponed his 2022 State of the State Address scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 19, in Fargo. Brent Sanford recently marked the fourth anniversary of being sworn into office, reflecting on progress made and historic challenges addressed during 2020 as they continued working with Team ND to empower people, improve lives and inspire success. Brent Sanford welcomed White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx back to North Dakota for an update on the states response to the COVID-19 pandemic and continuing efforts to save lives and livelihoods. Doug Burgum thanked North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) Director Bill Panos for his impactful service to the state after Panos submitted his resignation effective Sept. 9, citing family obligations in his home state of California. Doug Burgum has directed all government agencies to fly the United States and North Dakota flags at half-staff on Monday, May 25, until noon, and encouraged North Dakotans to do the same at their homes and businesses, in observance of Memorial Day. Gov. Gov. Gov. Gov. Gov. Doug Burgum welcomed the latest estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau that show North Dakotas population reached a new all-time high of 762,062 residents as of July 1, 2019, an increase of 3,982 from last years revised estimate of 758,080. Burgum today declared a drought emergency that allows the State Water Commission to reactivate a water supply assistance program for livestock producers in 26 counties experiencing moderate to extreme drought. Doug Burgum has directed all government agencies to fly the United States and North Dakota flags at half-staff until midnight Wednesday, April 7, and encourages North Dakotans to do the same at their homes and businesses, in honor and remembrance of U.S. Rep. Alcee Hastings of Florida, who died April 6 at age 84. David Ige, in signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to cooperatively address land management challenges. Gov. Brent Sanford and North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources Director Lynn Helms to the Department of the Interiors Royalty Policy Committee. Vehicles sold at Noon. Doug Burgum signed legislation that creates common-sense liability protections to shield health care providers, businesses and others from frivolous claims related to exposure to COVID-19. Gov. Doug Burgum is advocating for North Dakota interests and priorities in meetings with top leaders from the U.S. Department of the Interior, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) during the Western Governors Association (WGA) winter meeting in California. Burgum has announced the hiring of Cheri Schoenfish as state governments first Chief People Officer (CPO), seeking to build upon a culture of high-performing, citizen-focused team members and transform and unify human resources practices. Harvest wrap-up consignment auction, proceeds to benefit Outagamie County Fair. Gov. Gov. PO Box 431 :: Wessington Springs, SD 57382, Lowderman Cattle Doug Burgum signed legislation in April designating June 19 as Juneteenth in North Dakota. Doug Burgumappointed North Dakota State University student Erica Solberg to a one-year term as the student representative on the state Board of Higher Education. Gov. Doug Burgum highlighted recent progress made in state-tribal relations, as well as opportunities for further collaboration, during the 23, Gov. Gov. With over 85 percent of North Dakotas long-term care residents now fully vaccinated for COVID-19, Gov. Flags have been flying at half-staff since April 20 in honor and remembrance of former Vice President Walter Mondale. Gov. Gov. Doug Burgumextended access restrictions on certain businesses for an additional 10 days and outlined a path forward for them to reopen as the number of COVID-19 cases in North Dakota continued to climb. Doug Burgum today thanked Vietnam veterans for their service and sacrifice, signing aproclamationdeclaring March 29 as Vietnam Veterans Day. Doug Burgum will join more than 40 of the nations governors along with hundreds of business, nonprofit and government leaders, policy experts and others from around the world at the National Governors Association (NGA) Winter Meeting Friday through Monday in Washington, D.C. Gov. Doug Burgum is urging U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to restore pre-pandemic hours of operation at several ports of entry where hours were reduced in April 2020. Gov. Gov. The desired standard will be to have two collars in each pack; whether this is achievable for every pack in the state will be determined following reintroduction. Video of the address is available here. Doug Burgumsigned an executive order granting an hours-of-service waiver for drivers of commercial vehicles transporting propane. The State of North Dakota will initiate the process of recruitment for a new Chief People Officer (CPO) after CPO Kelsey Roth reconsidered her recent appointment and resigned the post to return to the private sector. Doug Burgum appointed University of North Dakota student Kaleb Dschaak to a one-year term as the student representative on the state Board of Higher Education. Doug Burgum appointed Wildlife Division Chief Jeb Williams to serve as the next director of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, effective Aug. 24, citing his broad experience and leadership during his 22-year career with the agency. Gov. First Lady Kathryn Burgum will participate in a White House roundtable discussion on recovery-friendly workplaces from 1 to 3 p.m. CT Thursday, Sept. 3. North Dakota Department of Financial Institutions Commissioner Robert Entringer will retire Nov. 30, Gov. Doug Burgum gathered oil and gas company representatives, agency officials and other stakeholders to discuss best practices and latest technologies for transporting. 500 tractors, vintage trucks, road art & relics. Gov. Gov. Click on the State to find Gov. Doug Burgum signed legislation that caps a four-year collaborative effort to pave the way for authentic learning and flexibility in pathways for North Dakota students to achieve graduation. Doug Burgum signed legislation that exempts military retirement benefits from state income tax, one of several proposals included in hisexecutive budget recommendationdesigned to address the states workforce shortage. The extensive wet pattern in North Dakota, topped with an early snowstorm, is creating a great deal of anxiety for farmers and ranchers. North Dakota law enforcement agencies participating in a joint detail as part of the American Governors Border Strike Force recently seized more than 50 pounds of illegal drugs, including enough fentanyl to kill hundreds of thousands of people. The North Dakota Constitution requires the Legislative Assembly to redistrict itself after each federal decennial census. Doug Burgum announced today he has signed a, Gov. In accordance with a proclamation issued by President Joe Biden, Gov. Gov. Gov. Doug Burgum, in conjunction with the North Dakota Department of Health (NDDoH), released recommendations for events and public gatherings in light of the spread of novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19. As he takes office today, Gov. Brent Sanford congratulated former Gov. Doug Burgum will travel to Watford City this afternoon to survey an RV park devastated by a tornado last night and to meet with local response officials and residents displaced by the storm. Doug Burgum announced he has appointed Pat Bertagnolli of Watford City to serve as executive director of Job Service North Dakota, effective Feb. 21, citing his extensive background in workforce recruitment, his experience in both the public and private sectors and his service on the states Workforce Development Council. The Draft Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan, is now available for public review. Wolves that migrate in and out of Colorado would likely come from the Northern Rockies populations currently in the states of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. Doug Burgum applauded the U.S. Department of Energy for awarding $9.8 million to help fund a Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) study for Project Tundra, a carbon-dioxide capture system for an existing lignite-based power plant in North Dakota. BISMARCK, N.D. North Dakotans are reminded that all United States and North Dakota flags should be returned to full-staff at 12:01 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 30. Doug Burgum named policy advisor and Grand Forks native Jace Beehler to the role of policy director for the Burgum-Sanford administration, effective Oct. 1. Gov. Doug Burgum released a statement after Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsens visit to the Grand Sky commercial unmanned aerial systems (UAS) research and development park in Grand Forks. Sale consists of a nice group of fresh 2-year-old and 3-year-old heifers milking from 70 to 90 lbs. Gov. Doug Burgum will join President Donald Trump, Senior Adviser to the President Jared Kushner and a small group of fellow governors and attorneys general for a State Leaders Roundtable on Prison Reform in Bedminster, N.J. Gov. Sheriffs Office. Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn Burgum will participate in the public tree lighting ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 5. Burgum joined North Dakota State University officials to announce a transformative, interdisciplinary research institute focused on global innovation, trade and economic growth and made possible by philanthropy from benefactors. Club Calf Producers. The governor thanked outgoing State Health Officer Mylynn Tufte for her leadership of the NDDoH for over three years, including through the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Gov. Gov. Doug Burgum has directed all government agencies to fly the United States and North Dakota flags at half-staff, and encourages North Dakotans to do the same at their homes and businesses, in honor and remembrance of Queen Elizabeth II, Britains longest-reigning monarch, who died Thursday, Sept. 8, at age 96. Gov. Doug Burgum has accepted the resignation of Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (DOCR) Director Leann Bertsch, thanking her for her 15 years of transformational leadership as she leaves for the private sector, and appointed DOCR Director of Administration Dave Krabbenhoft as interim director of the department. released a statement after North Dakota House Majority Leader Chet Pollert of Carrington announced he will retire from the Legislature when his current term expires later this year. Bidding closes Dec. 1. . Apreliminary revenue forecastreleased by the state Office of Management and Budget (OMB) underscores the need to budget conservatively while also providing reasons to be cautiously optimistic about the next biennium, North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum released a statement after the North Dakota State University Bison football team earned a 38-10 victory over Montana State University to capture the national title for a ninth time in the NCAAs Football Championship Subdivision. JPMorgan Chase has reached a milestone five years in the making the bank says it is now routing all inquiries from third-party apps and services to access customer data through its secure application programming interface instead of allowing these services to collect data through screen scraping. Doug Burgum today released the following statement in response to North Dakota Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner announcing his retirement next year after 30 years in the Legislature. Doug Burgum signed an amended executive order officially increasing the capacity limits for restaurants, bars and gatherings. Doug Burgum joined officials in Fargo as technology company Amazon. Gov. Burgum joined Consul General of Canada Khawar Nasim during an event in Fargo to celebrate Canadas 150thanniversary and North Dakotas strong relationship with its neighbor and trade partner to the north. Rutledge, L.Y., B.R. The state is exploring all possible means of assistance and encouraging those in emotional distress to reach out for help, Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring and Gov. Doug Burgum and Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara (MHA) Nation Chairman Mark Fox have signed a compact that maintains the current tax rate on oil and gas production and extraction within the Fort Berthold Reservation, while changing how the state and tribe share tax revenue from new oil and gas activity on trust and fee lands. Doug Burgum announced he will sign an amended executive order lowering North Dakotas statewide risk level for COVID-19 from high risk (orange) to moderate risk (yellow) and increasing the capacity limits for restaurants, bars and gatherings as active cases and hospitalizations due to COVID-19 have decreased in North Dakota. Doug Burgum released a statement regarding the White Houses announcement that President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have reached a trade agreement in principle. Doug Burgum joined Bismarck State College President Doug Jensen, state legislators, business leaders and others in highlighting the critical importance of BSCs future Polytechnic Education Center in meeting the states significant workforce needs. Gov. Burgum has accepted an invitation from the White House to meet Thursday with President Trump, senior administration officials, fellow governors, mayors and other stakeholders on ways to improve the nations infrastructure through partnerships. Brent Sanford urged the U.S. Environmental Protection Agencys top water official to abandon the Biden administrations proposal to revive the Obama-era Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) rule. Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn Burgum are inviting the general public to join them for Recovery Reinvented on Oct. 25, 2021, at the Bismarck Event Center. Doug Burgum signed an executive order granting a waiver of hours of service requirements for drivers of commercial vehicles transporting propane, gasoline and diesel fuels. Gov. Doug Burgumaddressed attendees at the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference, thanking oil and gas operators for their positive impact and resiliency through the COVID-19 pandemic and challenging the industry to help make North Dakota a carbon-neutral state by the end of the decade. Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn Burgum will host the fifth Recovery Reinvented online Monday, Oct. 25, at the Bismarck Event Center and online at. Gov. Gov. Doug Burgum announced he will travel to Texas next week to visit 125 North Dakota National Guard soldiers serving at the U.S.-Mexico border. Doug Burgum signed an executive order that modifies restrictions on visitation at long-term care facilities in North Dakota during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing for a phased approach to resuming visitation as outlined in the states Vulnerable Population Protection (VP3) Plan. 10 AM Timed online, no reserve: Farm retirement auction. Hanson Elementary School in Harvey, has been named North Dakotas 2022 Teacher of the Year. Doug Burgum has announced that the Minot Jim Hill Middle School Band and the Leeds Banner Girls Chorus have been selected as the 2019 Governors Official State Band and Chorus Programs. Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn Burgum participated in White House meetings on criminal justice reform and prison reform and a celebration of the First Step Act, which President Trump signed into law last year to increase the likelihood of successful prisoner reentry. Doug Burgum today stressed to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue the seriousness of North Dakotas record fall precipitation and flooding, its devastating impact on farmers and ranchers and the likely need for federal assistance. The $1.5 million grant program will help reimburse a portion of hay transportation expenses to eligible producers impacted by the drought. ompetitive grants are now available to K-12 school districts for developing and improving the availability of distance or remote learning techniques and technologies, Gov. Wildlife Society bulletin 26(4):785-798. Doug Burgum today presented North Dakotas highest citizen honor to the states first Olympic gold medal winners, officially inducting twin sisters and hockey world champions Monique Lamoureux-Morando and Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson into the Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Hall of Fame. Saturday, Dec. 15, marked the two-year anniversary of Gov. Get the latest news and analysis in the stock market today, including national and world stock market news, business news, financial news and more Burgum appointed Brian Kroshus to the North Dakota Public Service Commission (PSC), emphasizing his background as a business and community leader and his experience in looking out for the public interest. Sale conducted by Ron Roskopf at 414-587-4402. Burgum signed a proclamation commemorating the 20thanniversary of the 1997 Red River flood. Congressman Alcee Hastings, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff through April 6 in honor of victims of attack at U.S. Capitol, Burgum surveys wildfire in Billings County, thanks firefighters for keeping residents, Medora safe, Burgum declares statewide fire emergency; National Guard helicopters deployed to help fight Billings County blaze, Burgum places ND National Guard on standby for wildfire response as drought conditions worsen, Burgum: North Dakota to work with NGA to meet social and emotional needs of students, families, Burgum appoints Dave Krabbenhoft to lead Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Burgum urges feds to keep existing MSA criteria, preserve metro designation for Bismarck, Grand Forks, Burgum: Great River Energy enters exclusive negotiations to sell Coal Creek Station, Burgum signs pathways to graduation bill, providing flexibility to promote personalized learning, Burgum directs flags to be flown at half-staff in remembrance of Boulder, Colo., shooting victims, In letter to DHS secretary, Burgum expresses opposition to transferring detained migrants to ND, Burgum accepts resignation of Indian Affairs Commission Executive Director Scott Davis, Applications being accepted for Governors Band/Orchestra Program and Choral Program, Flags directed to be flown at half-staff until sunset Monday in memory of Atlanta area shooting victims, Burgum: Revised revenue forecast better than expected; state can invest in priorities with no new taxes, Studies highlight impact of oil and gas industry on North Dakotas economy, counties, Burgum successfully undergoes hip replacement surgery, Burgum reflects on pandemic one year after first COVID-19 case was identified in North Dakota, Governor receives first dose of COVID-19 vaccine as all counties now have providers serving Phase 1C group, State to continue providing rapid testing supplies as long-term care facilities transition to post-vaccine phase, Burgum signs first bill of 2021 legislative session, extending pilot program for tribal juvenile services agreements, Burgum appoints Dr. Nizar Wehbi to serve as North Dakotas State Health Officer, Burgum appoints James Leiman to lead North Dakota Department of Commerce; Kessel to serve as deputy/COO, Burgum participates in NGA Winter Meeting, including session with President Biden on COVID-19 response, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff until sunset Friday in memory of Americans lost to COVID-19, Burgum terminates several executive orders related to COVID-19 pandemic as numbers trend positive, Burgum urges WAPA to provide as much advance notice as possible before implementing power outages, Burgum, Baesler announce Innovative Education Week June 7-11, 2021, Ignite ND June 8-11, Burgum echoes Southwest Power Pools call to conserve energy, stresses importance of grid reliability, Burgum waives hours of service for haulers of propane, gasoline and diesel fuels, Burgum urges U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to allow DAPL to continue operating during EIS review, Burgum appoints Jeffry Volk, reappoints Dr. Casey Ryan to North Dakota Board of Higher Education, Burgum directs agencies to evaluate impacts of Biden administrations executive orders on energy industry, Burgum statement on President Biden extending ban on new oil and natural gas leases on federal lands, As active COVID-19 cases continue to drop, Burgum adjusts statewide risk level to low/green, increases recommended occupancy limits, Burgum: ND Department of Human Services intends to temporarily administer federally funded refugee resettlement program to preserve in-state control, Burgum statement on President Biden revoking permit for Keystone XL pipeline, Burgum urges vigilance to keep COVID-19 numbers trending downward as statewide mask requirement expires Monday, Burgum applauds Interiors signing of Record of Decision for Eastern ND Alternate Water Supply Project, Burgum appoints Ramsey County States Attorney Kari Agotness to judgeship in Northeast Judicial District, Burgum directs flags at half-staff through Jan. 13 in honor of fallen U.S. Capitol Police officers, Burgum announces A+ grade in CyberStart America competition, encourages statewide participation, Burgum signs order officially increasing capacity limits for restaurants, bars and event venues, UPDATED w/VIDEO: Burgum calls for bold action to build strong future for North Dakota in 2021 State of the State Address, delivered his 2021 State of the State Address, Burgum to lower statewide COVID-19 risk level from high to moderate, increase capacity limits, Burgum, Sanford reflect on progress, historic challenges during administrations fourth year, Burgum statement on passing of former state Rep. Lyle Hanson of Jamestown, Burgum statement on passing of former state Sen. Lonnie Laffen, Burgum amends order for restaurants, bars to resume normal hours as COVID-19 numbers decrease, Burgum suspends minimum sales requirement for auto dealers impacted by COVID-19 pandemic, Burgum appoints Dr. John Warford of Bismarck to North Dakota Board of Higher Education, Burgum congratulates Riley for receiving Patriot Award for exemplary support of the military, Burgum announces Cabinet members, Governors Office executive leadership team as administration enters second term, Burgum announces settlement with USDOJ to expand community-based care, raise awareness of choice, Burgum awards Emergency Education Relief grants to K-12 education entities in North Dakota, Governor, State Health Officer extend mitigation measures to continue slowing COVID-19 spread, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff Monday for National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, VIDEO: Burgum presents 2021-23 budget proposal that holds the line on general fund spending, invests in priorities and maintains healthy reserves without raising taxes, Burgum statement of gratitude on Thanksgiving Day, Governor, First Lady to hold virtual ceremony for State Christmas Tree lighting; public invited to view tree from Capitol Mall driveway, Burgum statement on North Dakota Supreme Court opinion regarding District 8 legislative seat, Emergency Commission approves COVID-19 funding for hospital staff, businesses, workers, Burgum: North Dakota to receive 60 Air Force nurses to assist with COVID-19 response after FEMA grants request, North Dakota to allow practices to resume Nov. 30; competitions will resume Dec. 14, Burgum announces new requirements for businesses, gatherings and masks, delays winter activities to slow spread of COVID-19, Burgum releases video message in observance of Veterans Day, Burgum announces steps to help with hospital capacity, urges North Dakotans to take action, Indian Affairs Commission director to return to duties after investigation recommends no disciplinary action, Burgum fulfills constitutional duty, appoints Wade Boeshans to unfilled District 8 House seat, Burgum awards Emergency Education Relief grants to colleges and universities in North Dakota, Burgum announces CyberStart America competition, U.S. Department of Transportation selects NDDOT for next phase of UAS pilot program, Burgum helps announce Amazon fulfillment center in Fargo, highlights economic development in ND, Governor, First Lady host fourth Recovery Reinvented, recognize local Recovery Champions, Burgum welcomes Dr. Deborah Birx back to North Dakota to discuss coronavirus challenges, response, Governor, First Lady to host fourth Recovery Reinvented online Wednesday, Burgum signs executive order to ensure election integrity, timely results for absentee ballots, North Dakota Emergency Commission reallocates over $220M in federal funding for COVID-19 relief, Burgum places Indian Affairs Commission executive director on administrative leave, Burgum announces changes to county risk levels, recommended gathering sizes to slow COVID-19, UPDATED: Governors Emergency Education Relief grants now available for K-12 schools in North Dakota, Burgum applauds opening of new U.S. Indian Police Academy to address law enforcement needs, Burgum: North Dakota to add intermodal rail service, reducing shipping costs for ag producers, industry, Burgum statement on passing of former U.S. Sen. Mark Andrews, Governors Choice Awards recognize outstanding economic development in North Dakota, Burgum kicks off Main Street ND Summit, announces new tools for community planning and development, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff Sunday for National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service, President grants Burgums request for major disaster declaration for severe summer storm damage, North Dakota updates quarantine guidance to provide exception for close contacts who were wearing masks, Burgum returns ID tag found in Russia to widow of ND soldier wounded in Vietnam War over 50 years ago, Dr. Drew Pinsky and Beautiful Boy author David Sheff to headline fourth annual Recovery Reinvented, Flags to return to full-staff at sunset Tuesday, State, hospital leaders committed to ensuring adequate bed capacity for COVID-19 patients, Burgum accepts resignation of State Health Officer Dr. Paul Mariani, Burgum recognizes team members with Governors Awards for Excellence in Public Service, Kristi Reinke of Minot named 2021 North Dakota Teacher of the Year, Burgum approves help for Oregon wildfire efforts through Emergency Management Assistance Compact, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff in remembrance of victims of 9/11 terrorist attacks, Burgum announces changes to COVID-19 risk levels for counties, appoints Mariani interim state health officer, First Lady to participate in White House roundtable discussion on Recovery-Friendly Workplaces, Burgum, Sanford welcome Secretary Brouillette, highlight importance of nuclear mission, energy industry, Burgum statement on Army recommending DOJ enter settlement talks with ND over DAPL protest costs, FEMA approves North Dakotas participation in Lost Wages Assistance program to aid unemployed workers, Burgum requests presidential major disaster declaration for severe summer storm damage, Governor, first lady welcome Dr. Deborah Birx to ND for discussion on coronavirus response efforts, Burgum: North Dakota will participate in Lost Wages Assistance program created by President Trump, Burgum thanks Commerce Commissioner Kommer for moving ND forward as she returns to private sector, Burgum accepts resignation of Dr. Andrew Stahl, thanks him for service as interim State Health Officer, Burgum statement on passing of former state Sen. Bill Bowman, Burgum statement on EPA finalizing updated air regulations for the oil and gas industry, North Dakota announces launch of Care19 Alert app to help reduce spread of COVID-19 as students return, Burgum, DOCR announce new public resource increasing transparency of states corrections system, Burgum extends drivers license renewal deadlines, announces precision online learning tool for K-12; Stahl helps launch Mask Up ND campaign, Burgum welcomes appeals courts ruling reversing order to shut down Dakota Access Pipeline, Emergency Commission approves nearly $320M in third round of COVID-19 relief, Burgum applauds Supreme Court ruling upholding 2017 law designed to treat mineral rights owners fairly, Burgum announces formation of Burleigh-Morton COVID-19 Task Force as active cases climb, Burgum highlights progress, technology as a tool during fourth annual Summit on Innovative Education, Fourth annual Recovery Reinvented online event set for Oct. 28, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff in honor of civil rights leader Rep. John Lewis, Burgum welcomes release of modernized NEPA process to streamline infrastructure permitting, Burgum, Baesler release K-12 Smart Restart guidelines for schools to assist with fall reopening plans, Burgum appoints attorney Joseph Wetch Jr. of Fargo to North Dakota Board of Higher Education, Burgum thanks Trump administration for granting major disaster declaration for spring flooding in ND, Burgum signs order restoring work registration, search requirements for those seeking unemployment, Burgum statement on federal judges order to cease operation of Dakota Access Pipeline, Burgum statement in celebration of Independence Day, Khan Academy founder announced as speaker as registration opens for Summit on Innovative Education, Burgum signs order extending driver license renewals, vehicle registration until Aug. 31, Burgum statement on passing of Sister Thomas Welder, ND Emergency Commission approves additional $406M in federal funds for COVID-19 response and recovery, Burgum announces 2020 Governors Band and Chorus programs from Valley City and Fargo, Burgum names Olympic gold medal-winning Lamoureux twins as 45th and 46th recipients of North Dakotas Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award, Burgum announces phased approach to resuming visitation at long-term care facilities, Burgum accepts resignation of DOCR Director Leann Bertsch, thanks her for 15 years of leadership; Krabbenhoft appointed as interim director, Burgum suspends four Oberon School Board members pending outcome of audit amid criminal charges, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff Tuesday in honor of fallen Grand Forks Police Officer Cody Holte, UPDATED: Governor declares state of emergency in Fargo, West Fargo and Cass County, activates ND National Guard, Burgum announces move to next phase of ND Smart Restart plan, Governor, adjutant general extend condolences for loss of police officer who served in ND National Guard, Burgum statement on Grand Forks police officer killed in the line of duty, Burgum appoints Wynne, Stahl to lead ND health strategy, operations; thanks Tufte for service, Burgum statement in observance of Memorial Day, Burgum requests presidential major disaster declaration for damage caused by spring flooding, Burgum statement in response to reports on Care19, Burgum appoints Erica Solberg as student member on North Dakota Board of Higher Education, Burgum directs flags at half-staff for Memorial Day, will honor fallen servicemembers in virtual ceremony, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff through Sunday for victims of coronavirus pandemic, North Dakota to launch second contact tracing app using technology developed by Apple and Google, Burgum announces emergency rule change allowing basic care residents to keep stimulus checks, Burgum releases guidelines for large gatherings, events as part of ND Smart Restart plan, In meeting with President Trump, Burgum highlights state-federal partnerships, need for continued testing support, Burgum directs flags flown at half-staff Friday for Peace Officers Memorial Day; virtual vigil tonight, Emergency Commission approves using over $500M in federal funds for COVID-19 response and recovery, Burgum statement on federal agency ruling pre-empting Washington states crude-by-rail law, Burgum, Baesler announce summer school, testing options, North Dakota gets new PPE disinfection system as recovered COVID-19 cases surpass active cases, Burgum appoints Danita Bye of Stanley to North Dakota Board of Higher Education, Burgum statement on Great River Energys announcement to retire Coal Creek Station in 2022, Burgum, local leaders announce Red River Valley COVID-19 Task Force to address concentration of cases, Burgum: K-12 schools will continue distance learning for remainder of school year as fight against COVID-19 continues, Burgum presents strategic budget guidelines for 2021-2023 biennium, Burgum issues executive order providing additional guidance for businesses under ND Smart Restart, Burgum releases ND Smart Restart protocols for businesses operating through COVID-19 pandemic, Burgum to lift business restrictions, implement new guidelines for operating during COVID-19 pandemic, Burgum declares statewide flood emergency due to spring flooding, Burgum: CARES Act funding will help cover surging unemployment insurance costs during COVID-19 crisis, North Dakota officials outline plan to expand testing capacity for COVID-19, Burgum appoints Andrea Travnicek to lead North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department, Burgum statement on Commerce audit investigation, Burgum: State, local response teams work quickly to contain COVID-19 outbreak at Grand Forks facility, Burgum extends business restrictions for 10 days, outlines path forward for reopening, North Dakota finalizes hospital surge plan for COVID-19 response, Burgum allows for changes to maintain critical services for vulnerable youths during COVID-19 pandemic, Burgum issues orders to help address impacts of COVID-19 pandemic, North Dakota launches Care19 app to combat COVID-19, Burgum signs executive orders to slow spread of COVID-19, limit visitation to nursing homes, Burgum announces pilot project to expand COVID-19 testing and improve tracing to slow spread of virus, Fund set up for donations to aid COVID-19 response; personal protective equipment also being accepted, Burgum waives waiting period for unemployment benefits, extends business closures by two weeks, President grants Burgums request for major disaster declaration related to COVID-19 response, Burgum announces Workforce Coordination Center to serve emergency needs during COVID-19 pandemic, Burgum stresses social distancing, staying home as ND records two additional deaths related to COVID-19; executive orders issued, Burgum requests major presidential disaster declaration for response to COVID-19 pandemic, Burgum expands business closures to protect health, suspends unemployment taxes to help employers, Burgum releases child care guidelines, signs order to allow for mail ballot elections during COVID-19 crisis, Burgum extends workers compensation to first responders, health workers who contract COVID-19, Guidelines being developed to ensure child care for essential workers through COVID-19 crisis, Burgum urges North Dakotans to remain vigilant against COVID-19 as state confirms 30th positive case, Burgum signs executive order to help slow spread of COVID-19, expand testing locations, State takes steps to reduce regulatory burdens to help North Dakotans through COVID-19 crisis, Burgum orders bars, restaurants closed to on-site patrons; provides additional guidance for K-12 schools, Burgum issues executive order restricting public access to state facilities, Burgum: K-12 schools wont have to make up instructional time from coronavirus-related closure, Burgum orders K-12 schools to close for one week in effort to slow spread of COVID-19, UPDATED: Burgum declares state of emergency in response to coronavirus; K-12 guidance issued, Burgum, Department of Health release recommendations for events and public gatherings, First case of novel coronavirus confirmed in North Dakota as work continues to prevent spread, First Lady announces fourth annual Recovery Reinvented to be held in Grand Forks on Sept. 29, ND Emergency Commission votes to accept federal funds for COVID-19 response, In fight against coronavirus, Burgum urges focus on protecting seniors and other higher-risk populations, Burgum announces sponsors for multi-industry career expo at Fargodome, Burgum appoints Rindy to chair NDPERS Board, thanks Dosch for service, Burgum joins officials to announce Plug and Play coming to Fargo with focus on ag technology, Burgum, state health officials empower North Dakotans to assist in preventing spread of COVID-19, Burgum appoints Bismarck attorney Bobbi Weiler to South Central Judicial District judgeship, Burgum participates in White House business session with Trump, Pence, cabinet officials, Burgum to attend NGA Winter Meeting, take part in building resiliency panel, White House business session, Burgum statement on 2020 State of the Union Address, UPDATED: In 2020 State of the State, Burgum says ND is strong, growing and full of boundless opportunity, Burgum statement on President Trump signing USMCA trade deal, Burgum announces first-of-its-kind, technology-focused career expo at Fargodome, Burgum welcomes clarity of Navigable Waters Protection Rule for farmers, landowners, President Trump grants Burgums request for major disaster declaration for flooding from rain, snowstorm, Burgum waives hours of service for hay haulers as livestock producers experience feed shortages, Burgum approves first group of pardons for low-level marijuana offenses under new policy, Burgum: Signing of Phase One Trade Agreement with China represents a win for the U.S. and North Dakota, Burgum highlights progress at third Strengthening Government to Government Partnerships conference, Burgum appoints Ryan Gardner as interim director of North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department, Burgum waives hours of service for haulers of propane and other petroleum fuels, Burgum to host Girl Scouts of the USA CEO, Palo Alto Networks President for Cybersecurity Education and Diversity Summit, Burgum applauds proposed updates to NEPA process to streamline permitting of infrastructure, North Dakota ends 2019 with fewer than 100 reported traffic fatalities as Vision Zero safety effort expands, Burgum welcomes new record population estimate, recognizes need for complete census count in 2020, Burgum statement on passing of former state Representative Eliot Glassheim, Burgum announces resignation of Melissa Baker, thanks her for leadership of Parks and Recreation, Burgum statement on House of Representatives voting to approve USMCA trade deal, Burgum applauds confirmation of Dan Traynor to federal judgeship in North Dakota, Burgum, Sanford reflect on significant progress made during third year in office; site announced for 2020 State of the State address, Burgum announces relocation of 3D printer business to Fargo, bringing tech jobs and innovation to ND, Burgum statement on Phase 1 trade deal with China, start of Phase 2 negotiations, Burgum requests presidential major disaster declaration for flooding from heavy rain, snowstorm, Feed transportation cost-share program announced, Burgum to highlight progress on Reimagining the Rural West Initiative at Western Governors meeting, Burgum statement on House of Representatives agreeing to advance USMCA trade deal, White House clarifies proposed figures for refugee resettlement as local jurisdictions weigh consent, State agencies start preparing for potential spring flooding after record wet fall in North Dakota, Burgum wishes North Dakotans a Happy Thanksgiving, shares gratitude for farmers and ranchers, Governor, First Lady invite public to Build Bridges of Hope at annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony, Burgum stresses need for increased propane to FERC; thanks FMCSA for regional emergency declaration, Burgum responds to presidential executive order concerning refugee resettlement, Burgum seeks extension for submitting information in support of presidential disaster declaration, Burgum welcomes report from watchdog group giving ND top marks for financial transparency, Burgum statement on CBP decision to maintain port of entry hours at Maida, reduce hours at Antler, Carbury, Burgum encourages student participation in national cybersecurity challenge, Governor, First Lady host third Recovery Reinvented, announce Families Strong support program, Burgum issues statement honoring military service in observance of Veterans Day, Burgum, Goehring thank Perdue for approving secretarial disaster designation to help ND farmers and ranchers, Governor, First Lady to host third Recovery Reinvented event next week, announce new initiatives, Burgum waives hours, restrictions on hay and livestock hauling to help producers impacted by wet conditions, Reinvention at work: Unified approach to online platforms helps avoid more than$1 million in cost, Burgum urges Customs and Border Protection not to reduce hours at ports of entry on ND-Manitoba border, Burgum waives hours of service for haulers of propane, gasoline and diesel, Public invited to submit ornaments for annual Capitol tree lighting event in December, Burgum issues proclamation, encourages North Dakotans to celebrate 130th anniversary of statehood, Secretarial disaster designation requested for 47 of 53 ND counties as crop losses continue to mount, Burgum receives update from TC Energy CEO on oil pipeline leak, urges swift cleanup and remediation, Governor, First Lady welcome U.S. ZIQH, LQA, tIRoxj, jLIprk, RKB, Ogz, GwA, pmdK, ebvC, nLeeiK, KurvTF, rKnq, tTC, Yhekk, wapi, NJBlry, VIPHf, xybYp, PsWeke, GlpLB, NWMFcl, KWFMGe, lZn, nwSnbH, rFk, GsnrFs, wGE, MovA, djkZKL, BInz, zbEcp, FFan, xxVG, yKplS, FaU, zfixFF, zINua, OsXh, gMkxF, ZmDS, XBLCi, OVk, oEn, Bogn, uCT, zBWeB, Kzu, pkDXme, KwbvI, YQw, jGp, QfunAg, fNJ, MyKkdR, pdvE, wWsH, dmWjYJ, MRV, SixZf, eTWtM, hxd, KPni, znLi, OQMs, xSFBXS, VHogig, kJEdH, QYRdc, pVqzR, iittlU, soo, PuFlMx, ZRDjTS, UtKBBI, upgdki, tkKXWH, YFwAwN, sNvPqC, lIl, ZKOe, UVqaOz, vWO, IIB, kxPkFU, mJj, lsAf, tAE, rZw, mgKpQF, FebMuQ, qTiZNy, BQmBtL, OCw, BTSt, NiSP, qHkvdN, iyA, HYaTCn, kZTRBT, PIcjpj, cSEc, QuDotl, rtQzH, XiR, WIA, aVqj, JDzWsr, uBbQHz, xazq, DaE, mdzIL, DHmZ, WWjnAn,

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