Morton County
Recent News About Morton County
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Leafy spurge beetle collection day set for July 1 at Lake Tschida
The Morton County Weed Department, in collaboration with the Grant County Weed Department, is organizing a Leafy Spurge Beetle Collection Day.
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Morton County seeks public input for website improvement
Morton County is seeking public input to enhance its website.
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Morton County honored by ND Cares for supporting military community
At a recent meeting on May 27, Morton County was acknowledged by ND Cares for its ongoing support of service members, veterans, and their families.
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Bismarck-Mandan launches study to identify future transportation safety measures
The city of Mandan has announced that the Bismarck-Mandan Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) is conducting a study to evaluate and classify safety measures for future transportation projects.
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North Dakota issues guidelines amid elevated spring fire risk
During the current spring fire season, North Dakota is experiencing heightened fire risks.
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Community food pantry opens at Morton County Courthouse
Morton County has announced the installation of a new community food pantry at the Morton County Courthouse, thanks to the efforts of the Falling Stars 4-H group.
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Morton County notifies 181 property owners of reassessment increases, meeting set
The Morton County Tax Equalization Office has dispatched 181 Letters of Increase, following the reassessment in Zone 4.
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Morton County partners with ND Cares Coalition to support military and veteran communities
In a recent meeting, the Morton County Commission voted unanimously to partner with the North Dakota Cares Coalition, marking a significant move to support military personnel, veterans, families, and survivors in the region.
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Morton County invites residents to explore its services during National County Government Month
April is designated as National County Government Month, aiming to highlight the critical role that counties play in the daily lives of citizens.
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Greenpeace plans appeal after $660M verdict in pipeline case
A North Dakota jury has ordered Greenpeace to pay $667 million to Energy Transfer, the Texas company that partially owns the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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March highlights importance of ladder safety
Ladders are widely used tools, yet improper use can result in significant injuries.
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Morton County announces highway load restrictions
Morton County has implemented load restrictions on all county paved roadways, effective March 3, 2025.
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New law expands primary residence tax credit eligibility to all trusts
Homeowners with properties held in a trust can now benefit from the Primary Residence Credit, following the introduction of SB 2201.
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Morton County seeks chemical supply bids with March deadline
The Morton County Weed Board has announced it will accept bids for the supply of specific chemicals until 1:00 PM CST on March 10, 2025.
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Burleigh, Morton Counties have received over $160 million in property tax relief from ND oil and gas tax revenue, report shows
Burleigh and Morton Counties received a combined $163,242,650 in property tax relief from North Dakota’s oil extraction and production tax revenue between 2008 and 2022.
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Mandan hockey boosters donate $1,420 to aid local veterans
On January 31, 2025, the Mandan Boys Hockey Boosters donated $1,420 to Morton County Veterans Services at Starion Arena in Mandan.
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Morton County merges director roles for parks and weed control
On January 28, 2025, the Morton County Commission decided to merge the Parks and Weed Control Director roles into a single position.
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Morton County imposes burn restriction amid high fire danger
The Morton County Commission has implemented a Fire Emergency and Burn Restriction effective from January 28, 2025, through December 2025.
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Trump energy orders could have measurable impact on North Dakota economy
President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders during his first week in office aimed at removing barriers to energy development, which could potentially have significant effects on North Dakota’s economy.
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Morton County War Dead Monument Committee to meet on February 3
The Morton County War Dead Monument Committee is scheduled to hold its next meeting on February 3, 2025, at 6:00 PM Central Time.