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Residents raise complaints about police conduct, city attorney and court processes during public comment
Summary
Multiple residents used public comment at the Dickinson City Commission meeting to allege police misconduct, question municipal-court practices and the city attorney’s conduct, and to seek help enforcing a smoking restriction at a commercial property.
Several residents used the Dickinson City Commission’s public-comment period to raise a range of complaints about local law enforcement, the city attorney’s conduct, municipal court practices, and an individual nuisance complaint about smoking at a commercial property.
Debbie Biffert addressed the commission about second-hand smoke from a nearby unit. She said the North Dakota property assessor’s website lists the address as commercial and asked whether the city could enforce a state no-smoking rule that she described as requiring people to smoke at least 20 feet from a building. City Administrator Dossinger responded that the city would forward…
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