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Dickinson commission designates single polling place for March 11 recall election

Dickinson City Commission · December 17, 2024
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Summary

The Dickinson City Commission on Dec. 17 approved Resolution 51-2024 to hold the March 11, 2025 recall election at the Beiju Activity Center from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mountain Time, citing a single-ballot format, staffing limits and use of a manual polling book; absentee ballots will be available at City Hall.

The Dickinson City Commission voted unanimously Dec. 17 to designate the Beiju Activity Center as the single polling location for a recall election set for March 11, 2025, with voting hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mountain Time.

City staff member Mister Dossinger told commissioners the city is using a single location because the recall is not a primary or general election and will have only one item on the ballot, voting lines should move quickly, and the city will operate a manual polling book rather than an electronic poll book. "The recall election is scheduled to take place on March 11th of 2025 at the Beiju Activity Center from 7 AM to 7 PM mountain time," Dossinger said during the presentation.

Dossinger also said staffing and residency rules factored in: city-run elections require workers who are Dickinson City residents, which limits the pool of available election officials compared with a county-run election. Commissioners asked about absentee-ballot provisions; Dossinger confirmed absentee ballots will be available, advertised and collected at City Hall by a designated absentee worker.

Commissioner Baer moved to approve Resolution 51-2024; Commissioner Oderman seconded. The roll call recorded unanimous approval from Commissioners Baer, Riddle, Frederick, Oderman and Mayor Decker.

The resolution sets the polling place and time; the commission did not change procedures for absentee ballots at the meeting. City staff said they will publicize absentee-ballot instructions and the polling location on the city website and in the usual election notices.

What happens next: the resolution formally designates the location and time; additional election-administration details and public notices are expected from city staff ahead of the March election.