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Welcome to our Website!Attention Citizens! Stay tuned for updates on the software and utility bill payment changes coming in March/April. We are updating to a new platform that will make receiving your bills easier and faster (especially if you choose to have them emailed to you!), and payments will be easier for you as well (switching from Payment Service Network to BSM, so you can pay using credit cards, debit cards, or bank account). April 20, 2025, may be the last day we will be accepting payments from Payment Service Network, so if you have auto payments scheduled, please cancel that service as of April 20, 2025. Until we get the new processor linked, we will only be accepting cash or check payments at the office. We will notify you of the new utility bill processor so you can set up payments through them for April 25, 2025, forward. Watch here for more details on this exciting change!Countrywide Route Calendar.pngComOpt Winter Clothing Giveaway.pdfComOpt LIHEAP Flyer.pdfIf you are in need of heating assistance and/or need some help to get good winter clothing, please check out the flyers above. JUST A REMINDER, CITY UTILITY BILLS ARE DUE BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS THE 20TH OF THE MONTH; IF THE 20TH FALLS ON A WEEKEND, THEY ARE DUE BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS THE FRIDAY BEFORE. IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE THE ONLINE BILL PAY OPTION, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU SET UP YOUR PAYMENT 48 HOURS BEFORE THE DUE DATE; OTHERWISE, THE PAYMENT MAY BE LATE AS IT TAKES 48 HOURS FOR THE ONLINE BILL PAYMENT COMPANY TO NOTIFY THE CITY OF PAYMENTS RECEIVED. Looking for work? Check out the Jobs Postings (full-time and part-time available!) under the News tab. For information/updates/events, please check out the News & Notices page! Here you will find fundraisers, community events, and information about the goings on in Pembina.There are stars on the calendar on the left indicating events, and the Community Center Calendar (on the right) shows when and why the Community Center/Pavilion is reserved. Fort Pembina Historical Society News St. John’s church museum received a makeover in July thanks to Larry J. Wilwant Fund administrated by North Dakota Community Foundation. This project has been in the works for 2 years and FPHS owes a big thank you to Bakken Construction for undertaking the task of painting the building that was last painted in 2013. NDCF grant funded the endeavor and we’re proud of the results that renew the luster to this “little gem on the prairie” constructed in 1885 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2019.
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