Council notes 32 late water statements, nine shutoff notices and a dog complaint
February 01, 2026 | Glenburn, Renville County, North Dakota
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Glenburn — At its Feb. 4 meeting the Glenburn City Council heard a water report from Council member Dianne Hensen noting 32 late water statements and nine shutoff notices sent on Jan. 23 and Jan. 26. Hensen said three of the shutoffs have been paid.
Hensen said three residents reported frozen water lines or low pressure; the council recorded that those problems were not caused by the city system. Separately, she reported receipt of a written complaint about two dogs being allowed to run free across the street; the council will begin the procedure to notify the dog owners.
These items were reported during the council members’ reports and did not require formal action at the meeting.
Hensen said three residents reported frozen water lines or low pressure; the council recorded that those problems were not caused by the city system. Separately, she reported receipt of a written complaint about two dogs being allowed to run free across the street; the council will begin the procedure to notify the dog owners.
These items were reported during the council members’ reports and did not require formal action at the meeting.
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