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Warroad council OKs $78,468 in lift-station pump work, greenlights Lake St. mill-and-overlay
Summary
The Warroad City Council authorized replacement of four sanitary lift-station pumps at $78,468, approved a mill-and-overlay for Lake St. NW with Agassi Asphalt, and adopted NMPA representative nominations in a unanimous vote March 9.
The Warroad City Council on March 9 authorized several utility and street projects, including replacement of four lift-station pumps and a mill-and-overlay of Lake Street NW.
Councilor Kevin Thompson moved to authorize the replacement of four lift-station pumps — one at Lift Stations 2 and 4 and both pumps at Lift Station 3 — at a total cost of $78,468; Councilor Michele Vandal seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Utility Superintendent Dan Trosen was recorded in the minutes as the staff contact for utility matters.
The council also approved street repairs recommended by the utility commission: a mill-and-overlay of Lake St. NW from Highway 11 to Cedar Avenue, with Agassi Asphalt recommended for the work. Councilor Thompson moved to authorize the street repairs; Councilor Vandal seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Separately, the council adopted Resolution 2026-02 naming Utility Superintendent Dan Trosen as director and Kevin Hanson as advisor to NMPA for the 12-month period beginning May 1, 2026. Councilor Michele Vandal moved the resolution; Councilor Dean Dorholt seconded and the measure passed unanimously.
The council recorded no dissent and scheduled no additional votes on funding sources in the public minutes. The approvals were recorded as unanimous votes of the council; specific funding sources for the pump and street work were not specified in the minutes.
