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Fargo City Commission Meeting Wrap-Up - 09.14.2026

In case you missed the September 14, 2026, Fargo City Commission meeting, here are a few highlights we would like you to know about.


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A person's hand writes notes next to a calculator and laptop.

Fargo’s 2027 Budget Process Continues Following Public Hearing

The City of Fargo’s 2027 budget process is moving toward final consideration following a public hearing held Monday, Sept. 14.

The hearing, held during the regular City Commission meeting, provided the public with an opportunity to share comments on the proposed 2027 Budget with the City Commission.

The City Commission is expected to consider adoption of the final 2027 Budget at its next regular meeting on Monday, Sept. 28.

Residents can attend the Sept. 28 meeting in person at Commission Chambers in Fargo City Hall, 225 4th St. N., or watch the meeting online through the City of Fargo’s social media platforms and TVFargo.com.

Residents can learn more about the proposed 2027 Budget and the City’s annual budget process at FargoND.gov/Budget.


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Gavel rests on Fargo City Commission dais.

City Commission Sets 2027 Meeting Schedule

The City Commission unanimously approved its 2027 meeting schedule on Monday, Sept. 14, 2026.

Meetings are typically held every other Monday, with some meetings moved to Tuesday when a Monday falls on a holiday. The 2027 regular meeting dates are:
• January 4 and 19 (Tuesday)
• February 1 and 16 (Tuesday)
• March 1, 15 and 29
• April 12 and 26
• May 10 and 24
• June 7 and 21
• July 6 (Tuesday) and 19
• August 2, 16 and 30
• September 13 and 27
• October 11 and 25
• November 8 and 22
• December 6 and 20

Residents are encouraged to attend meetings in person or watch online through the City of Fargo’s social media platforms and TVFargo.com.


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United States flag and stars.

Fargo Police and Fire Honor 9/11 First Responders with Memorial 5K

Fargo Police and Fire Department members gathered Friday morning for a memorial 5K run honoring the first responders and others who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

The run began at 7:46 a.m. Central Time at Fargo Fire Station 4, 25 years after the first tower was struck at 8:46 a.m. Eastern Time. The route traveled through downtown Fargo and passed Police and Fire headquarters.

Mayor Josh Boschee noted the memorial run during the Commissioner Update portion of Monday evening’s City Commission meeting, recognizing the Police and Fire departments for coming together to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.


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Finance
Finance

City Commission Approves 2025 Financial Reports

The City Commission unanimously approved two financial reports Monday, Sept. 14, documenting the City’s financial activity for 2025 and the results of an independent audit.

The City’s Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and Independent Auditor’s Report were prepared by the Finance Department and audited by independent accounting firm Eide Bailly LLP.

The City’s financial statements were found to comply with applicable accounting standards and requirements. The audit also found no findings or recommendations for changes to the City’s internal controls.

Residents can review the reports at FargoND.gov/FinancialReports.


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