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| Come and see the many museum items displayed at Kindred City Hall! |
| Kindred Area Ambulance Service will be offering CPR and First Aid Courses on the 3rd Thursdays of each month. Fees vary based on course. Pre-registration is required. Contact Rachel at 701-238-3631 or Cindy at 701-428-3131 for more information. |
| City of Kindred is looking to fill two vacant seats on the Special Assessment Committee. The only qualification is to live within Kindred city limits! Must attend two-four meetings per project that requires assessments to be certified to City parcels. Interested parties can contact Kindred City Hall for more information. |
| City of Kindred is looking to recruit interested residents and business owners to create an Economic Development Committee and Renaissance Board. As our community continues to grow and progress, we are focusing to ensure we are ready to welcome all that the future holds! Interested parties should contact Kindred City Hall for more information. Document: Kindred 2020 Plan (by NDSU in 2011) |
| VIEW & PAY YOUR CITY UTILITY BILL ONLINE!!!! www.billpay.ubmaxonline.com ACH Auto Pay by Bank Draft has NO FEES!!! Complete this REGISTRATION FORM or find one at City Hall. |
| CLICK HERE for more information and to sign up for CodeRED alerts to receive emergency notifications from Cass County |
| City of Kindred Sanitary Sewer Notice on "Flushables" We have seen an influx in a number of “flushable” items appear in the City’s sanitary sewer lift stations recently, possibly due to toilet paper shortages. In an effort to prevent serious and costly plumbing problems, we’d like to offer you a friendly PSA on what you should and SHOULDN’T flush down the toilet… Many items you use daily are labeled “flushable”, unfortunately, that doesn’t mean they degrade or breakdown over time. From cotton swabs to feminine products to wet wipes, many products labeled “flushable” belong in the trash. They may be out of your sight once they are flushed, but they don’t break down and can cause sewer blockages and backups that lead to costly cleanups and repairs. Remember: The toilet is NOT a trash can! Place a small trash can near each toilet in your home. Line it with a small trash bag or reuse a plastic grocery bag for easy cleanup of the following: “Unflushable” Items
"Flushable" Items
It’s that easy! Don’t forget to wash your hands! �� Please share with anyone who uses the toilet facilities in your home or business. Thank you for your help to keep your sewer lines problem free! |
| ATTENTION CITY OF KINDRED WATER USERS The Annual Drinking Water Quality Report for the year 2018 is available to any interested parties. To obtain a copy of the “Consumer Confidence Report” contact Tabitha Arnaud, City Auditor at 701-428-3115. The report is also available HERE. |
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| BONE BUILDERS at Kindred City Open to everyone, including men, concerned about Osteoporosis 2 times a week for 1 hour Mondays and Fridays at 10:30am All equipment furnished. No charge Sponsored by Community of Care |
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