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Decommissioning of Willmar wind turbine program is complete (opens the original)
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WILLMAR — The decommissioning of Willmar Municipal Utilities’ wind turbine program is complete, with the land being restored to its original state and returned to the Willmar Public School District. Kevin Marti, Willmar Municipal Utilities facilities and maintenance supervisor, on Monday shared an overview of the program and its decommissioning with the Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission. The program began in 2009 when Willmar Municipal Utilities purchased and put into service two DeWind win
Willmar School Board OKs 2027 preliminary levy with 5.53% increase (opens the original)
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WILLMAR — The Willmar School Board on Monday approved certifying the maximum 2027 preliminary levy of approximately $13.34 million, which is a 5.53% increase over the 2026 levy of $12.64 million. The majority of the increase is related to facility maintenance bonds the school district plans to issue, according to Willmar Public Schools Director of Business and Finance Kathryn Haase. The general fund is increasing by approximately $357,000 and the debt service fund is increasing by approximately
Kandiyohi County Economic Development still negotiating purchase of Willmar mall (opens the original)
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WILLMAR — An expected closed session during the Kandiyohi County Economic Development Joint Powers Board meeting Thursday to discuss an offer for the purchase of the Uptown Willmar mall did not take place. Kandiyohi County Economic Development Executive Director Sheri Wegner told the Joint Powers Board that a one-hour and 15-minute meeting Wednesday with mall owner Andy Weiner of RockStep Capital, the real estate broker and a former mall manager did not go as planned. “We went into that meeting
Willmar Councilors react to Flock camera presentation (opens the original)
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WILLMAR — Willmar City Councilors shared their thoughts on the use of Flock cameras by the Willmar Police Department after a presentation last week by a Flock Safety representative and Willmar Police Chief Mike Holme. “Given the controversy … do you believe that continuing to operate the cameras under current policy is worth what I would call the loss of public trust that we’re experiencing?” asked Councilor Justin Ask during the Aug. 17 meeting. “ … If you’re going to continue to use this as a
Willmar not immune to controversy surrounding use of Flock cameras (opens the original)
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WILLMAR — The city of Willmar is not immune to the Flock camera controversy that now seems to be gripping the nation. Over the last few months, Willmar residents have been attending Willmar City Council meetings to speak out against the use of Flock cameras by the Willmar Police Department. This prompted Willmar Police Chief Mike Holme and Information Technology Director Jonah Johnson to reach out to Flock Safety and ask a representative to attend the Council meeting on Aug. 17 to provide more i
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