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NORTH DAKOTA PART OF MULTISTATE INVESTIGATION INTO GOOGLE’S BUSINESS PRACTICES
September 9, 2019
Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem confirmed today that North Dakota is participating in a multistate investigation of Google’s business practices.
OLD SCAMS STILL FINDING NEW VICTIMS
August 30, 2019
Variations of old scams making the rounds across North Dakota are still finding new victims, said Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem. This year to date, 93 North Dakota residents have reported losses of more than $2.13 million to scams.
ATTORNEYS GENERAL URGE ADMINISTRATION TO INSTRUCT CORPS TO WITHDRAW PROPOSED WATER SUPPLY RULE
August 23, 2019
Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem is leading a bipartisan group of Western Attorneys General in a letter urging the Trump administration to instruct the Army Corps of Engineers to comply with state water laws and withdraw its proposed Water Supply Rule that would usurp the authority of the states over their own water.
ATTORNEYS GENERAL ANNOUNCE NEW STEPS TO COMBAT ILLEGAL ROBOCALLS
August 22, 2019
Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem announced today that a coalition of 51 Attorneys General has reached an agreement with twelve national telephone companies, under which the phone companies will take immediate steps to help protect customers from illegal robocalls.
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RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR APPOINTMENT TO STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION
September 3, 2019
An applicant for appointment to the State Board of Higher Education must have been a resident of North Dakota for at least five consecutive years prior to the date the appointment becomes effective.
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY
August 30, 2019
The Fargo City Commission does not have authority to adopt a resolution to replace the existing airport authority members with members of the city commission.
FARGO PARK DISTRICT VIOLATED OPEN MEETINGS LAW
August 14, 2019
The Fargo Park District violated the law because the meeting notice for a special meeting of its Board of Commissioners did not sufficiently describe the specific topic the commission clearly knew it would be discussing.
SPECIAL MEETINGS HAVE ADDITIONAL PUBLIC NOTICE REQUIREMENTS
July 19, 2019
The City of Surrey violated the open meetings law when it failed to provide notice of its special meetings to the official newspaper.