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Dunn County agrees to pay half the demolition cost for old Killdeer Social Services building
Summary
The county voted 4–1 to pay roughly $74,300 — half of an estimated $148,600 demolition cost — for the old Social Services building in Killdeer. Commissioner Kleemann voted no.
The Dunn County Board voted on Jan. 22 to share demolition costs with the City of Killdeer for the county’s old Social Services building, agreeing to pay half of an estimated $148,600 total demolition cost.
Matt Oase, representing the City of Killdeer, told commissioners tile removal for asbestos remediation was estimated at $44,000 and the main building demolition at $104,600. The board approved paying roughly $74,300 (half the estimate) in a roll-call vote that recorded Commissioners Heiser, Olson, Pelton and Dolezal voting aye and Commissioner Kleemann opposing the payment.
The city said it would like the demolition completed by mid-summer. Commissioners did not add further budget detail in the meeting record about where the county’s share would be charged; the county motion authorizes the cost share but the transcript does not specify funding lines or reimbursement timing beyond the vote.
