Gladstone's Annual Drinking Water Consumer Confidence Report for 2025 is now available. The link below will take you directly to the report, where it can be viewed or downloaded: 2025 Consumer Confidence Report The report can also be found on the City’s website under Public Notices or by using the following URL: www.gladstonend.org/public-notices. Paper copies are available at City Hall.

🗓️✨Spring Clean-up Weekend: May 16 & 17 The landfill will be open all weekend, tentatively 8am-8pm (hours subject to change). We will not be collecting items from the curb. If you need assistance with loading, carrying, or hauling items, please contact City Hall in advance and we’ll arrange a time to help. Only items normally accepted at the landfill will be accepted during spring clean-up weekend. 👀See anything in your area that the City needs to clean-up? Please let us know! 483-4523 🤝🏼Let's all do our part to keep Gladstone the safe and welcoming place we're proud to call home. 🏘️

🗓️✨Spring Clean-up Weekend: May 16 & 17 The landfill will be open all weekend, tentatively 8am-8pm (hours subject to change). We will not be collecting items from the curb. If you need assistance with loading, carrying, or hauling items, please contact City Hall in advance and we’ll arrange a time to help. Only items normally accepted at the landfill will be accepted during spring clean-up weekend. 🚛 Landfill Access & Roll-Off Availability The roll-off has been delivered to the landfill and is available for all residents. Regular landfill hours are Wednesdays from 5:00–7:00 PM and Saturdays from 10:00 AM–1:00 PM. Additional access may be available by appointment—please contact City Hall to schedule. Scrap metal will no longer be accepted. 🧹 Spring Cleaning Reminders Now that spring is finally settling in, it’s time to start thinking about community-wide spring cleaning. We’d like to help everyone do their part to keep Gladstone looking good, staying safe, and remaining a place we’re proud to call home, so as you get started on yard work and outdoor projects, here are a few things to keep in mind: 🌿Yard & Property Care Keep grass clippings out of the street — they lead to clogged storm drains and fuel algae growth when washed into the lagoon system. Trim trees and shrubs that hang over streets, alleys, or sidewalks. Keep ditches and culverts clear for proper drainage. Control noxious weeds and maintain lawns. Store unused items neatly to reduce clutter and discourage rodents. Keep pets contained and clean up after them. 🚮Garbage Containers & Litter Secure garbage containers so they don’t tip, blow away, or scatter debris. Do not place containers on the street, the truck can reach them on the boulevard. Retrieve containers promptly after trash collection. Do not place yard waste in alleys or streets. 🚸Safety & Courtesy Drive slowly—kids are out biking, walking, and playing. Watch for pedestrians near parks, mailboxes, and walking along the street. Be mindful of noise early in the morning and late in the evening. 📒 Seasonal Ordinance Reminders Please take a moment to review the ordinances below. They are essential for maintaining a clean, safe, and attractive community, and they play an important role in protecting both property and public safety. When everyone does their part, we keep Gladstone the safe and welcoming place we are all proud to call home. CHAPTER EIGHT: HEALTH 8.0102 Accumulation of Refuse Prohibited No person shall permit or allow to accumulate in or about any yard, lot, place, or premises; or upon any street or sidewalk, adjacent to or abutting upon any lot, block or place, or premises owned and occupied by that person, any and all refuse, nor allow such yard, lot, place, or premises to be or remain in such condition. CHAPTER NINE: ANIMALS AND FOWL 9.0201 License Required No dog or cat shall be permitted to be or remain in the City without being licensed as herein after provided if over six months of age. It shall be the duty of the owner to keeper of any dog or cat kept within the City to have the dog or cat inoculated against rabies and proof thereof is shown to the person issuing the license. 9.0207 Nuisance - When Any dog or cat within the city limits is a public nuisance when (not an all-inclusive list): a. It frequently frightens, annoys, barks at or chases any person or vehicle. b. Is more than six months old and does not have current vaccinations. c. An unattended animal that exhibits loud and frequent yelping, barking, crying or howling. d. It damages any property not the property of the owner. e. It runs at large upon any right of way, public property or the private premises of another citizen. f. It is determined to be a dangerous or vicious dog or cat. CHAPTER TEN: PUBLIC NUISANCES 10.0302 Loud, Disturbing, Unnecessary Noises – Prohibited The making, creating or maintenance of loud, unnatural or unusual and disturbing noises are a detriment to public health, comfort, convenience, safety and welfare, and are hereby declared to be unlawful and a public nuisance. Yelling, shouting, hooting, whistling or singing on the public streets, particularly between the hours of 11:00 PM and 7:00 AM, or at any time or place so as to annoy or disturb the quiet, comfort or repose of persons in any dwelling or of any persons in the vicinity. More examples are provided in the Ordinance Book. 10.0402-404 Storage/Accumulation of Items Contrary to Public Health & Safety The storage or accumulation of trash, rubbish, junk, junk automobiles, abandoned motor vehicles, building materials, and the maintenance of blighted structures upon private property within the city tends to result in blighted and deteriorated neighborhoods, the increase in criminal activity, the spread of vermin and disease, and is contrary to the public peace, health, safety, and general welfare of the community (North Dakota Century Code 39-26-01); therefore, it shall be unlawful for any person to store, or permit the storage or accumulation of, trash, rubbish, junk, junk automobiles, or abandoned motor vehicles on any private property in the city except within a completely enclosed building. Such storage or accumulation on any private property in the city is hereby declared to be a nuisance and shall be abated. Exceptions apply to any business premises of a duly licensed junk dealer, junk buyer, dealer in used auto parts, dealer in second-hand goods or junk gatherer, or where building materials are part of the stock in trade of a business located in said property, or except when such materials are being used in the construction of a structure on the property in accordance with a valid building permit issued by the city and such construction is completed within a reasonable time. 10.0502 Weeds and Tall Grasses Prohibited No owner of any lot, place or area within the City or the agent of such owner, shall permit on such lot, place, or area and the one-half of any road or street lying next to the lands or boulevards abutting thereon, noxious weeds, other deleterious, unhealthful growths, or tall grasses. Whenever used in this ordinance, the term “tall grasses” shall mean all grass in excess of eight inches in height.

***ALL ITEMS HAVE BEEN SOLD*** 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.

The roll-off will be delivered and available at the landfill starting this Saturday, April 18th! The landfill will now be open on Wednesdays and Saturdays during the times listed below. Wednesday: 5pm - 7pm Saturday: 10am - 1pm As a reminder, scrap metal will no longer be accepted . Please utilize the link below for information on acceptable and unacceptable items. Acceptable/Unacceptable Items List

Attention Gladstone Residents 📢 Our maintenance team will be sweeping the streets on Monday (4-20) ‼️ To help them complete the work safely and thoroughly, we ask that residents move vehicles, trailers, and any other items off the street  wherever possible. Thank you for your attention and cooperation!

The popular Old Red Trail Rummage Sale will be held on Saturday, June 6th from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Local Time. The volunteer Old Red Old Ten Scenic Byway Committee is pleased to work with Community Coordinators in New Salem, Almont, Glen Ullin, Hebron, Richardton, Taylor, and Gladstone to produce the annual sale. To register rummage sales this year, interested vendors can pick up Registration Forms from your Community Coordinator and return the forms to the same location. Registration begins on May 8.  Registration forms are to be submitted to your Community Coordinator by Friday, May 29. A list of sales for each community will be posted on the Old Red Old Ten Rummage Sale Facebook page by June 3. Food vendors are asked to complete a Registration Form, and food vendors who are selling rummage and selling food must complete two separate forms. Prior the June 6 sale date, customers will find rummage sale descriptions and addresses conveniently listed by each town online at www.Facebook.com/oldredoldten  and www.oldredoldren.com . Please contact your Community Coordinator with questions or for assistance to register your Old Red Trail Rummage Sale. The Registration Form can also be downloaded using the link below.

Election Date: Tuesday, June 9th, 2026. The City of Gladstone will have three open seats on the 2026 Primary Ballot. The candidates for each seat are as follows: ​ One (1) Mayor Seat, 4-yr Term - Gary Richardson ​ Two (2) Council Seats, 4-yr term - Arles Hecker - Mitchell Kovash - Dannielle Parkin

Are you interested? If so, check out the link below or scan the QR code above. Applications can be downloaded below. Paper copies are available at City Hall. Submit applications/resumes to auditor@gladstonend.org . Please contact us with any questions at 483-4523 or auditor@gladstonend.org

New this year: The landfill will no longer be accepting scrap metal. Please see below for acceptable materials. The landfill will be open Saturdays from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM  beginning Saturday, April 4th . Only the following items will be accepted: 🌲 Clean‑burning waste:  trees, branches, raw wood 🍂 Yard waste:  grass, leaves, pine needles, pine cones 🧱 Concrete, bricks, rocks The roll‑off is scheduled to arrive mid‑April. Once it’s in place, the landfill will reopen on Wednesday evenings in addition to Saturdays, and acceptable waste will expand to include the items permitted by MGM in the roll‑off. Click the link below to view a list of acceptable and unacceptable materials.

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/

Spring is here, and so are new landfill hours! The landfill will be open Saturdays from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM  beginning Saturday, April 4th . Only the following items will be accepted: 🌲 Clean‑burning waste:  trees, branches, raw wood 🍂 Yard waste:  grass, leaves, pine needles, pine cones 🧱 Concrete, bricks, rocks 🔧 Scrap metal:  cable must be cut into 3 ‑ft sections or shorter The roll‑off is scheduled to arrive mid‑April. Once it’s in place, the landfill will reopen on Wednesday evenings in addition to Saturdays, and acceptable waste will expand to include the items permitted by MGM in the roll‑off. Click the link below to view a list of acceptable and unacceptable materials.