The following position has just opened.
The City of Moorhead, Minnesota (the "City") seeks proposals from providers of asphalt emulsion oils for the 2026 road construction season. The primary objectives are to provide emulsion oils to support the Public Works Street Department in chip sealing operations.
The asphalt emulsion oils shall be:
The City of Moorhead Public Works department estimates approximately 65,000 gallons of product will be used in the 2026 season. This is not a guaranteed minimum purchase.
Please review the Asphalt Emulsions for Street Maintenance document for information and additional attachments below.
Additional Attachments
The timeline for this project is:
The City of Moorhead, Minnesota seeks proposals from providers of asphalt hot mix materials for the 2026 road maintenance construction season. The vendor will provide asphalt hot mix materials to support the Public Works Street Department in asphalt paving operations.
The asphalt hot mix materials shall be:
The City of Moorhead Public Works department performs several paving projects within the city limits. Due to the variable project locations the travel distance for product will also vary. The department will select the most favorable vendor for each project location based on the availability of product, cost, and travel distance.
Please review the Asphalt Hot Mix Materials for Street Maintenance document for more information and the additional attachment below.
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The timeline for this project is:
The following position has just opened.
DATE: 03/30/2026
JOB TITLE: Sanitation Truck Driver
STATUS: Full-time
DEPARTMENT: Public Works
JOB TYPE: Non-exempt
CLOSING DATE: Open until filled
Check out all things development over the past year and what to look forward to in 2026 in the 2025 Annual Development Report.
Congratulations to Sydni Kreps! On Monday, February 9, the Moorhead City Council and Mayor Shelly Carlson presented her with the MoorHeart award.
An Ordinance to Amend and Reenact Title 10, Chapter 18, Use Regulations related to Cannabis Uses of the Moorhead City Code.
Clay County residents, community leaders, business owners, area agencies and organizations now have an opportunity to share how severe weather events impact their property and lives. There is also an opportunity to share their ideas on how to reduce local impacts in the future.
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