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BE City Council OKs repairs (opens the original)
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BLUE EARTH-- Emergency repairs for both the Blue Earth Municipal Swimming Pool and the sewer system of the Blue Earth Community Library were given the go-ahead at the Blue Earth City Council meeting on Monday. Along with these repairs, city administrator Dawn Collins also presented the council with an update on the remaining unbudgeted emergency repairs still waiting for approval, as well as additional information about the quotes for some of those repairs. "Since our discussion on unbudgeted re
BE looks to make various needed repairs (opens the original)
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BLUE EARTH-- At the Blue Earth City Council meeting on Tuesday the council discussed a series of unbudgeted repairs that needed to be completed yet this year. City Administrator Dawn Collins presented the council with a list of unbudgeted repairs that required attention, and requested direction on which should be completed. First, for the Blue Earth Municipal Swimming Pool, Collins noted there were repairs to a fractured TEE pipe and waterline tile replacement quoted at $11,130 by American Leak
B.E. chooses spot for safety cabinets (opens the original)
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BLUE EARTH-- The Blue Earth City Council made a decision on where to place their new outdoor public access safety cabinet at their meeting on Monday. The cabinet, which will contain an AED, Naloxone and other emergency medical supplies, will be placed near the Giant Welcome Center, with an installation date estimated for fall 2026. County Commissioner Gertrude Paschke presented the council with an update regarding the placement of the existing public safety cabinets in Blue Earth, and whether or
BE looks at safety cabinet placements (opens the original)
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BLUE EARTH-- Discussion on the placement of a new public access safety cabinet was held at the Blue Earth City Council meeting on Monday. City administrator Dawn Collins presented the council with a memo from County Commissioner Gertrude Paschke, requesting direction on the placement of an outdoor public access safety cabinet, which would contain an AED, Naloxone and other emergency medical supplies. "Currently, we have safety cabinets located at the Municipal Swimming Pool, Fitness Center, Poli
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