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Mayor Juntunen urges snow clearing, pet licenses and volunteer help for Ragtop Festival
Summary
In his 'Mayor's Minute' at the Feb. 18 meeting, Mayor Kevin Juntunen urged residents to move cars during snow events, obtain 2026 pet licenses, consider the North Dakota Primary Residence Credit, and volunteer for the Ragtop Festival and time capsule opening.
Mayor Kevin Juntunen opened the meeting and used his "Mayor's Minute" to highlight several community reminders and an upcoming festival.
"If you own a dog or cat, please get your 2026 pet license now," Juntunen said, urging residents that licensing supports pet reunification and vaccination tracking. He also advised homeowners to consider applying for the North Dakota Primary Residence Credit, which the minutes describe as potentially reducing state property tax liability by $1,600 for eligible primary residences.
The mayor said the Chamber of Commerce is assembling plans for the 2026 Ragtop Festival and that a committee will plan the opening of the city's 1976 time capsule; volunteers are encouraged to contact the city auditor's office or Chamber board members for involvement.
