City of Pembina, ND
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Welcome to our Website!Red River Bridge Construction PROJECT NO. SS-6-999(060), PCN 23903 1 EAST OF I-29 PEMBINA & KITTSON COUNTIES The North Dakota Department of Transportation, in cooperation with the Minnesota Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration, is proposing structure improvements on Bridge 0059-001.010/35007 which carries ND Hwy 59/MN Hwy 171 traffic over the Red River of the North on the North Dakota-Minnesota border. A project location map is enclosed with this letter that identifies the work area. A previous letter was sent to City officials in December of 2023 detailing the proposed improvements, anticipated impacts, and schedule of this project. Since that time the inspection crew has discovered that additional rehab to the substructure is required. The additional proposed improvements to the bridge include resetting a pier connection and installing new bearings at the base of the pier. This project is now expected to be constructed during the 2026 construction season and will not require the acquisition of permanent or temporary right-of-way. Both directions of traffic crossing the Red River of the North will be maintained through the construction zone for the majority of the project. The bridge will need to be completely closed to traffic for approximately two weeks while the pier work is completed. Traffic will only be required to detour during this portion of construction. When the pier work is complete, it will still be necessary to close a portion of the lane width to accommodate the remaining construction activities on the bridge. We are reaching out on behalf of the department to inform those who may have an interest in the upcoming project. If you or any persons of interest in the area have questions, suggestions, or desire further information regarding the proposed roadway improvements, feel free to contact myself at (701) 328-2533 or by responding to this email. Stephen Wirtz, PE Preliminary Engineering & Hydraulics NDDOT Bridge Division 701.328.2533 • swirtz@nd.gov • dot.nd.gov
The attached sheet is provided by Pembina County Tax Director Lisa Keney, and explains the purpose of the Vanguard personnel currently in town. The City would like to remind all citizens that they are under no obligation to allow Vanguard personnel into your home; however, if entrance is not allowed, an accurate appraisal of the homes value may not be possible, and may result in an inaccurate valuation of the property. Click on the following for more info! LaMoure Golf Course Calendar Raffle
4th of July Buttons on Sale at D&K and Kodabank Larry J. Wilwant Grant Recipients Receive Funding May 21, 2025, 5pm, at the Frank Moll Professional Building, The Larry J. Wilwant Fund committee disbursed checks and took pictures with recipients. This year the Advisory Committee for the Larry J. Wilwant Community Fund for Pembina awarded grants totalling $42,290 to 12 local community projects. This year's recipients are: Pembina Cemetery Association ($3895 flags & tombstone straightening); North Border Pembina School ($4000 playground expansion & equipment installation); Ft. Pembina Historical Society ($1500 development of Federal Building Cultural & Business Center); City of Pembina ($2500 LJW Community Center Flagpole & Flag) ; Pembina Firefighters Assn. ($1895 state radios); Pembina Recreation Board ($5000 community recreation events); Lamoure Memorial Golf Course ($4000 new clubhouse doors, greens maintenance, grounds upkeep, sharpening of mower reels); Pembina Skating Rink ($5000 goal nets); City of Pembina Fire Dept. ($5000 auto extrication and first aid equipment; Pembina Ambulance Service ($4500 Zoll AED & Trainer); and Pembina 4th of July Committee ($5000 for 2025 4th of July Celebration). Since 2007, volunteer Advisory Committee Members have been continuing to build a permanent endowment fund that gives back to local organizations and projects in Pembina and the immediate surrounding area. The Larry J. Wilwant Community Fund for pembina now has a balance of just over $1,100,000. Advisory Committee Members use income generated from the fund to make grants each year. "We are so very grateful to our benefactor, Larry J. Wilwant," for establishing this fund through a gift from his estate. We have been able to do amazing things in Pembina with the grant money this fund has generated every year!" said Advisory Committee Chair Ashley Schafer. If you would like to learn more about the Larry J. Wilwant COmmunity Fund for Pembina, how you can donate, or how you can include this fund in your estate plan, please visit www.ndcf/pembina or contact one of the following committee members: Ashley schafer (Chair), Teri Stoiber (Secretary), Gary Helland, Mike Fitzgerald, Justine Masloski, or Shannon Cosley.
Frisbee Golf Equipment Available at D&K PEMBINA CATFISH COMMITTEE RAFFLE TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW Golf Course Pulled Pork Fund Raiser 2nd Annual Citywide Rummage Sale: If you would like to be a part of the 2nd Annual Citywide Rummage Sale, to be held Saturday, July 19, 2025, or for more info, please contact MaryLou Swiscoski at 703.581.2094 by no later than July 1, 2025. It's $10 to be included in the Cavalier Chronicle and to be mapped out. Upcoming Pop Up Markets at Federal Bldg.
CaNDak Riders CaNDak Bike Tour August 2-3, 2025 FAQ’S FOR OUR NEW PAYMENT PORTAL! Please log into Nuvei Citizen Portal to learn more and see all your options! What is this new payment portal - Citizen Portal? Citizen Portal is an online payment portal that we have partnered with Paya, a Nuvei company, for our utility bill payments. You access your account from this website,https://pembinand.payacp.com/home Where can I learn more about Paya? Simply visit www.paya.com to learn more about our new vendor! If I had an account with PSN , do I have to create a new account in Citizen Portal? Yes, the accounts do not carry over, so you will need to go through the quick and easy process of creating a new account in Citizen Portal. To do so, please visit: https://pembinand.payacp.com/home Does it cost anything to sign up for online bill payment? It's free to sign up for online bill payment, enroll in Auto Pay, Text N Pay or e-billing. If I was previously enrolled in Auto Pay, do I need to re-enroll in the new portal? Yes, the auto pay does not carry over, so you will need to enroll in Auto Pay once you create a new account in Citizen Portal (see above). Are there fees associated with making a payment through the Portal? Yes, there are processing fees that will be assessed. Those fees are: 3.00% for credit card transactions with a $2.50 minimum fee and a flat fee of $1.95 for ACH transactions. These fees also apply to any auto-payments that are made. What payment methods can I use? You can pay your utility bills with a credit or debit card, or through a checking or savings account. We also offer Auto-Pay and Text & Pay programs that allow you to use your preferred method of payment. What information is available in the Portal? Account balance, bills and payments are available as well as the ability to enroll in Auto-Pay, e-Billing, and Text & Pay. Portal users can also see current billing address, phone number, and email address that are on file with us. Do I need to pay my bills from my computer? Not at all. You can pay your bill from anywhere in the world! All you need is access to the Internet through a Web browser. You then log in to your account using your e-mail address and password. No need to worry about late payments if you’re out of town when your bill is due. AND – if you enroll in Text N Pay, you can make a payment right through your cell phone! How do I know the payment went through? After you complete the transaction, you will receive a Payment Confirmation on the next screen as well as a receipt emailed or texted, your preference. What payment options do I have? We work to ensure you have a variety of payment options available at home or on the go. You can pay Online with any browser from a laptop, PC or Phone, take advantage of our Auto-Pay option or Text n Pay. Is my information safe? Absolutely. All the transactions are handled on secure servers and are fully PCI compliant (Standards set for ensuring secure transactions). What is PCI Compliance? Click here to read more. When registering, you need to update your email and cell phone numbers as many are outdated. You will also need your WEB ID # that is on your 4/25/25 bill that has been sent to you. JUST A REMINDER, CITY UTILITY BILLS ARE DUE BY CLOSE OF BUSINESS THE 20TH OF THE MONTH; IF THE 20TH FALLS ON A HOLIDAY OR WEEKEND, THEY ARE DUE BY 4:30PM THE FRIDAY BEFORE. IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE THE ONLINE BILL PAY OPTION, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU SET UP YOUR PAYMENT 24 HOURS BEFORE THE DUE DATE; OTHERWISE, THE PAYMENT MAY BE LATE AS IT TAKES 24 HOURS FOR THE ONLINE BILL PAYMENT COMPANY TO NOTIFY THE CITY OF PAYMENTS RECEIVED. THE DATE ON THE CHECK IS NOT THE RECEIPT DATE--ALL ENVELOPES AND INVOICE STUBS ARE STAMPED WITH THE DATE AND TIME THE CITY RECEIVES THE PAYMENT. IF YOUR PAYMENT IS RECEIVED AFTER 4:30 PM ON THE DUE DATE, IT WILL BE CONSIDERED LATE AND LATE FEES AND PENALTIES WILL BE ASSESSED.
Countrywide Route Calendar.pngCOUNTRYWIDE ACCEPTABLE RECYCLING LIST 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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