Heather Nesemeier

Interactive public art projects moving forward

About $12,500 in city arts funding is earmarked for 2026, with grant options possible.

Unfinished Rough Diamond self-storage project

The city has already put public money into the project, so the main ongoing cost now is keeping it maintained.

MPS Sublease at Renovated City Hall

Lease revenue supports the financing of the renovated City Hall.

utility rate increases

You’d pay more each month for water and power—about 5.25% more on water and 2.5% more on electricity—to cover system upgrades.

campaign law controversy

Probably little direct cost to taxpayers unless the city opens a formal review or enforcement action.

one-way street study

The source doesn’t put a price tag on it, but any street-direction change could mean city costs for signs, striping, and traffic changes—plus ripple effects for downtown drivers and businesses.

MU-2 Mixed-Use Setbacks and Hemp Wholesaler Licensing

The city could see new licensing revenue and tax dollars, while also taking on costs to review applications and regulate where cannabis shops open.

candidate forum

Your wallet isn’t directly on the line here—this is about voter information, not a city spending decision.

Mayor Pro Tem appointment dispute

The hire could affect city recreation spending and program costs, though the source doesn’t include salary or budget details.

city staff departure

There’s no specific dollar figure here, but the city may face routine costs for recruiting, hiring, and training a replacement.

public meeting - highway project open house

No specific cost or tax impact is given—go to the open house to find out who’s paying and whether Moorhead has a local share.

2026B General Obligation Improvement Bonds — Parameters Resolution

2026B General Obligation Improvement Bonds — Parameters Resolution