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On Monday, September 21, construction will begin on a City Project (26-A2-04) on 22 Ave S from Rivershore Dr to 6 St S starting at 7 am. Roadway work along with curb, sidewalk, and pedestrian ramp improvements are included in this project. The contractor anticipates this phase of work to last 3-4 weeks, weather permitting.

Properties that are located on 22 Ave S between S Rivershore Dr & 8 St S will lose direct access to driveways during this construction phase and should move them prior to the 7am start on Monday. Those affected addresses should utilize adjacent street parking locations outside of the designated construction area. Residents should not park directly adjacent or in front of the closures and construction signage.

Garbage collection and mail delivery will continue as normally scheduled during this portion of the work.

**Just as a reminder, individuals with disabilities or special access considerations should contact staff as soon as possible when access issues are known. The City will work with residents to meet their access needs during construction.**

For a list of all road closures, view our road closures webmap: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/9847e4a4a5ad4b57ab9ef3d9170fd9c2

Please take notice that the City Council of the City of Moorhead will hold a Public Hearing at the Hjemkomst Center Auditorium, 202 1st Ave N, Moorhead, on Monday, October 13, 2026, at 5:45 p.m., to consider business participation in Moorhead’s Enterprise Zone Program, which includes consideration for state-funded credits or potential revisions to the target area map. Notification is hereby provided to applicants, the assessor, representatives of the affected taxing authorities, and all individuals who reside in, or own taxable property within the city of Moorhead, are invited to present their perspectives either in person or in writing at or prior to the hearing.

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Congratulations to Tyler Schroeder! On Monday, September 14, the Moorhead City Council and Mayor Shelly Carlson presented him with the MoorHeart award.

Tyler works with homeless youth at Lakes & Prairies Community Action Partnership. He is being honored for his advocacy for his clients, and especially for his efforts to ensure all his eligible clients are registered to vote and participate in our democratic process.

Through his position, he gives his clients the resources they need to ensure their voices are heard in our elections. Tyler has been able to build relationships and become a trusted voice of support. He is consistently taking steps to ensure his clients are equipped to manage the challenges they face.

Jessica, coworker of Tyler, wrote in the nomination: “Tyler consistently goes above and beyond in his work, advocating for vulnerable youth.” 

The City of Moorhead thanks Tyler Schroeder for his dedication to ensuring that even the most vulnerable residents of our community can be a part of the democratic process. Thank you, Tyler Schroeder!

The MoorHeart award is commemorated with a piece of art commissioned from local artist, Dennis Krull, especially for this purpose.

As you learn of others in our community doing great things, large and small, please consider submitting a nomination. Information on nominating others for MoorHeart consideration is found at moorheadmn.gov.