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Williston approves $64,500 in Energy Impact Reimbursement Grants

Board of City Commissioners, City of Williston · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The City Commission approved five Energy Impact Reimbursement Grants totaling $64,500 for public safety and drainage projects, and recorded board authorization required by the Energy Impact office.

The Williston City Commission voted Dec. 8 to approve five Energy Impact Reimbursement Grants totaling $64,500.

City Auditor John Kautzman asked the board to record motions approving each grant, which the Energy Impact office requires. The grants and amounts the commission approved were: Police Crash Rescue, $10,000; Fire equipment update, $4,050; Avenue S street drainage improvement, $15,000; Avenue R street drainage improvement, $15,000; and Halliburton Drive, $20,000. Commissioner Lawson moved approval and Commissioner Bekkedahl seconded; the motion carried 5-0.

Koeser provided context on the purpose of Energy Impact grants and why the city applies for them. The record shows the commission authorized staff to proceed with grant paperwork and to accept the reimbursements when awarded.