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4,024 landowners to get letters from Dickinson regarding value of their land

Not quite of the land in Dickinson is going up in value by 10 percent, officials said at the Dickinson City Commission meeting Monday at City Hall.

By By April Baumgarten , March 06, 2012

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Dickinson Fire Dept. seeks grant funding for improving response

The Dickinson Fire Department is having trouble responding to the increasing number of incidents with its static number of firefighters, officials said Friday. In response, the DFD has applied for a grant that could be the first step in closing the gap.

February 25, 2012

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Dickinson officials concentrate on transportation, land use

Dickinson officials concentrate on transportation, land use Transportation, land use and population were on the minds of Dickinson city officials Wednesday as they discussed a comprehensive plan that would be used to strategically handle the city’s growth.

February 23, 2012

Development’s erosion damaging property in Dickinson

Development’s erosion damaging property in Dickinson Erosion from a development site in west Dickinson has caused damages to the property of almost 40 residents, according to a petition Tuesday handed to the Dickinson City Commission during a regular meeting at City Hall.

February 22, 2012

Possible prohibition of heavy trucks on Third Avenue West in Dickinson

Possible prohibition of heavy trucks on Third Avenue West in Dickinson A busy section of Third Avenue West in Dickinson may soon be free of most heavy truck traffic as officials consider prohibiting their use of it.

January 18, 2012

Election Year 2012: Voters charged with hard decisions in wake of oil boom

It’s finally here — election year 2012.

January 08, 2012

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Tax credits, Dickinson city assistance sought to build apartments

Despite the support of Dickinson city officials for a company to apply for tax credits for the construction of 54 rental units for “working-class” families, the chances of getting the credits is thinning, officials said.

January 08, 2012

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Dickinson leaders question how diesel spill messes occurred in last 19 days

Officials are calling hazardous spills in Dickinson their idea of a weekend affair, but the messes are eating up city resources.

By By April Baumgarten , January 04, 2012

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Dickinson financially healthy

This year has been a productive year for the City of Dickinson, officials said Thursday at a special commission meeting held at City Hall. After additional expenditures and revenue, the city brought in an extra $6.6 million.

December 30, 2011

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Dickinson City Administrator Shawn Kessel gets $6K raise

Dickinson City Administrator Shawn Kessel gets $6K raise The Dickinson City Commission unanimously approved a pay increase for City Administrator Shawn Kessel during Monday’s meeting at Dickinson City Hall.

December 20, 2011

Empty Dickinson CVB board seats filled

The Dickinson Convention and Visitors Bureau Board of Directors has been busy refilling vacated member seats, officials said Wednesday.

By April Baumgarten , December 15, 2011

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Dickinson wastewater plant plans presented

Dickinson wastewater plant plans presented Engineers presented plans for the new wastewater treatment facility at the Dickinson City Hall Commission Chambers Thursday night. The plans, as presented, looked good, city officials said.

By April Baumgarten , September 23, 2011

Dickinson crew camp housing ordinance passes, changes made before vote, alcohol allowed with owner’s approval

Dickinson commissioners worked out the kinks to crew camp rules during Monday’s meeting at City Hall and in good time as a Louisiana company has recently inquired about bringing in a 400 to 1,000-unit man camp. City Commission members approved an ordinance which empowers the city to set conditions and revoke the permit if the owner doesn’t meet requirements, City Attorney Matt Kolling said.

August 03, 2011

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Dickinson reviews cost of water treatment plant

The estimated cost for a wastewater treatment facility in Dickinson continues to escalate as the city grows and use increases. The project is now estimated at $34.3 million.

August 02, 2011

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Dickinson groups request funding

Dickinson groups request funding Thirteen Dickinson entities are asking the city for more than $1 million to help with next year’s operational costs.

May 25, 2011

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