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About the Results The U.S. Census Bureau released the 2020 Census results on Thursday, August 12, 2021 for local entities. The datasets are referred to as "Redistricting Data" as these are the data that will be used to redistrict on state and local levels. Census data were collected from mid-March 2020 until mid-October 2020. Participants...

The Williston Vector Control District is tentatively scheduled to conduct ground adulticide treatments for the Ray and Trenton spray blocks on Thursday, August 5th. Please keep a distance of at least 300 ft while the trucks are spraying. All treatments will take place near sunset, weather and conditions permitting. Specific treatment dates and locations will...

Beginning August 1, 2021, the William’s County Sheriff’s Office will no longer be releasing accident reports due to new state legislation; they must be requested via the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT). The form must be downloaded from the NDDOT and returned to them with payment; please follow the instructions outlined on the form....

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, 7/27/21, THE BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION ON COUNTY ROAD 10 (69TH ST NW), THE ROAD LEADING TO BLACKTAIL DAM - WEST OF HWY 85 -  HAS BEEN COMPLETED. THE ROAD IS NOW OPEN FOR TRAFFIC. THANK YOU.

UPDATE 7/30/2021 @ 11 am: Williston Vector Control will conduct a ground adulticide treatment in Grenora on Friday, July 30th near sunset. Please keep a distance of at least 300 feet behind Vector Control trucks while spraying. UPDATE 7/29/2021 @ 3:15 pm: Williston Vector Control will proceed this evening near sunset with the aerial adulticide...

PARK CLOSURE - CONSTRUCTION NOTICE Effective Tuesday, August 27, 2024, Lookout Park will be closed to all visitors and will remain closed until further notice as we make improvements at the park. For more information, please visit the Parks Master Plan webpage. About Lookout Park Lookout Park was established in 2020 when the Williams County...

UPDATE 7/23 @ 6 pm: Williston Vector Control will be able to proceed with aerial and ground treatments this evening near sunset. Aerial: Williston spray blocks 7, 11, 13, and 14 and the City of Grenora Ground: Williston spray blocks 1 - 6 Please remember to keep a distance of at least 300 feet from the...

About the Counts The Williams County Vector Control District uses Carbon Dioxide (CO2) traps. CO2 traps are operated on a weekly to a twice-weekly basis for the purpose of collecting insects for viral testing and enhancing existing surveillance operations. Since mosquitoes are highly mobile insects and can have a high variability in day-to-day trap collections,...

Update (7/19): The survey will remain open until 5 pm CT on Friday, July 23rd. Williston, N.D., (July 1, 2021) – The Williams County Park Board and Parks Department, in collaboration with design and consulting firm WSB, have opened a survey to gather public input for a Williams County Park System Master Plan. Williams County...

EFFECTIVE 6:00PM (CST) 7/16/21 – COUNTY ROAD 10 (69TH ST NW) FROM HWY 85 EAST 3 MILES TO CR 9 (133RD AVE NW) WILL BE CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION ON THE BRIDGE.  THIS ROAD WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.   ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL WAYNE CROW (701)570-4522.

The Williston Vector Control District is tentatively scheduled to conduct aerial adulticide treatments for the cities of Ray and Grenora on Wednesday, July 14th with back-up dates of Thursday, July 15th or Friday, July 16th. The U.S. Air Force Reserve is tentatively scheduled to conduct an aerial adulticide treatment for Williston Spray Blocks 1 –...

7/12/2021 - EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY – BLACKTAIL TOWNSHIP HAS CLOSED 140TH AVE NW FROM 69TH ST NW NORTH 1 MILE TO 70TH ST NW. THIS MINIMUM MAINTENANCE ROAD WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE FOR CONSTRUCTION.

Updated 7/9/2021 The Williston Vector Control District will be conducting adulticide treatments this week between July 8th and July 11th as follows: July 8: Ground - Grenora & Ray July 9: Ground - Williston Blocks 1 – 6 July 9: Aerial - Williston Blocks 8 - 10 All treatments will take place near sunset, weather...

The North Dakota Fire Danger Rating is a broad scale assessment that is issued each morning at approximately 6:45 CST during fire season by the U.S. Forest Service (USFS). The fire season is typically from April 1st to October 31st. The USFS calculates the Fire Danger Rating using grassland fuel moisture, forecast temperature, humidity, wind...

Updated 7/3 @ 1 pm Mosquito populations across Williams County have been steadily increasing over the past few weeks with the rain we’ve been receiving. The Williston Vector Control District will be conducting aerial and ground adulticide treatments this week between June 29th and July 5th. At this time, the following treatments have been scheduled:...

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