The City of Gladstone has updated the 2026 Fee Schedule, now available on our website. As part of this update, the annual chicken license fee has been reduced from $20 to $15 per bird. This adjustment reflects our commitment to keeping fees fair and reasonable for all residents. For full details, please visit the City Fee Schedule page - link below. https://www.gladstonend.org/_files/ugd/05198d_02308f990a7744c8bbf5082525c29bfb.pdf

The City of Gladstone is selling the used items below. If interested, please email auditor@gladstonend.org or text 701-300-1800. Items must be picked up at Gladstone City Hall.

As we mourn the loss of Mayor Darrell Sadowsky, the City of Gladstone joins our community in honoring his memory and the lasting impact he had on all who knew him. Darrell was a pillar of our community—steadfast, generous, and known for the kindness and care he shared so freely with others. His more than twenty years of public service, through both the Gladstone Fire Department and the Gladstone City Council, leave us with heavy hearts but also with countless memories of his dedication and kindness. We are profoundly grateful for Darrell’s leadership, his service, and above all, his unwavering love for the community of Gladstone. He will be deeply missed. https://ladburyfuneralservice.com/obituary/darrell-sadowsky/

The City of Gladstone will have three open council seats on the 2026 Primary Election Ballot: One (1) Mayor Seat, four-year term Two (2) Councilmember Seats, four-year terms ​ A candidate may be nominated by filing a Nominating Petition and Statement of Interest form with the City Auditor before 4pm on April 6, 2026 . The nominating petition must meet the specifications pursuant to NDCC § 16.1-11-16 and be signed by not less than 10% of the number of qualified electors who voted for that office in the last city election.  See below for position-specific signature requirements: ​ Mayor Seat: 35 votes cast x 10% = 4 valid signatures required Councilmember Seats (2): 70 votes cast / 2 spots = 35; 35 x 10% = 4 valid signatures required ​ Use the links below to download the forms:   NOMINATING PETITION STATEMENT OF INTEREST FORM

West Dakota Veterinary Clinic will be hosting a vaccination clinic at Gladstone City Hall this  Saturday, January 24, from 9am-10:30am .  Appointments are not necessary and West Dakota’s standard vaccination costs will apply.  Gladstone Pet Licenses may also be issued or renewed at that time . Proof of rabies vaccination and expiration date are required along with the license fee: Dogs-$15 Fixed Dogs-$10 Cats-$5 Don't forget—pet licenses are due by March 1, 2026! Please contact City Hall with any questions 483-4523.

A Public Hearing to consider the proposed Floodplain Ordinance will be held at Gladstone City Hall on Monday, January 5th at 6pm.

The Landfill will now remain closed for the winter. If access is requested, please contact City Hall to set up an appointment - 483-4523.

The Gladstone City Council meeting originally scheduled for Monday, December 1 has been rescheduled to Monday, December 8th at 6pm.

Personal Property on the Street: Personal property parked on the street must be relocated to allow proper access for maintenance staff. Items left in the roadway obstruct access to boulevard trees, curb stops, and other utilities, and interfere with essential services such as street sweeping and snow removal. Violations of City Ordinances related to personal property parked on public streets will be addressed by the Sheriff’s Department. Enforcement may include warnings, citations, fines, or removal of the property.   Street Parking During Snow Events: When snowfall exceeds two inches, all vehicles and personal property must be removed from the street to ensure safe and efficient snow removal. Parking is strictly prohibited on designated Snow Routes once two inches of snow has accumulated and remains restricted until the snow has been fully cleared. Protect Your Water Meter from Freezing: To help prevent damage during cold weather, please take the following precautions: Ensure the meter pit lid is securely closed. Use heat tape or insulation on any exposed pipes. Insulate the water meter itself, especially if it’s exposed to the elements. Keep your thermostat set to at least 55°F, even when you're away. If you suspect your water meter has frozen, contact City Hall immediately. Please note: the cost of replacing a damaged meter is the homeowner’s responsibility.

Gladstone’s Lead Service Line Inventory has been updated to include additional data collected by AE2S during Category B of the Lead and Copper Rule Revision (LCRR) Compliance schedule. Residents can view the updated inventory using the link below. Lead service Line Inventory Public View Link A printable version of the Service Line Map is available for download in the Public Notices section of our website: Public Notices Hard copies of the Service Line Map are also available at City Hall. If your property is listed as having an unknown  service line material, please contact City Hall for guidance on how to confirm your service line type (483-4523).

Please note that the landfill will only remain open until dark on Wednesday evenings now through the end of October. Beginning the first week of November , the landfill will no longer be open on Wednesdays —but don't worry, Saturday hours (10:00 AM to 1:00 PM)  will remain unchanged. Additionally, the roll-off is no longer available , so only the following items will be accepted: 🌲 Clean-burning waste : trees, branches, raw wood 🍂 Yard waste : grass, leaves, pine needles and cones 🧱 Concrete, bricks, rocks 🔧 Scrap metal : cable must be cut into 3-ft sections or shorter If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to City Hall at 483-4523.

Thanks to the Throwback Shirt Guy (Facebook), a classic piece of Gladstone history is making a stylish comeback. These nostalgic Hornets shirts are the perfect way to show your hometown pride and relive the legacy. 📞 Call Gladstone City Hall at 483-4523 📧 Or email auditor@gladstonend.org  to get yours!