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Clay County elects new attorney after nearly 20 years, on Valley News LiveAmber Gustafson unseats longtime prosecutor Brian Melton with 62% of the vote.
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Meeting lawsNorth Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley found the city of Fargo did not violate open meetings laws on Aug.
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley found the city of Fargo did not violate open meetings laws on Aug. 27, City leaders say only two commissioners, less than a quorum, attended the Downtown Community Partnership meeting. He did find that the Red River Regional Dispatch Center broke open meetings laws by failing to give notice of a meeting location change.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KVRR
Open meetingsNorth Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley's office issued two open meetings opinions Monday, clearing the City of Fargo in a complaint from Ben Myhre and finding the Red River Regional Dispatch Center violated the law.
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley's office issued two open meetings opinions Monday, clearing the City of Fargo in a complaint from Ben Myhre and finding the Red River Regional Dispatch Center violated the law. The city told the office only two commissioners went to an Aug. 27, 2024, meeting of the Downtown Community Partnership, which is less than a quorum.
News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSource: Valley News Live