Next Regular Commission Meeting |
Tuesday, Feb. 16, at 5:30 p.m.
in the Commission Chambers at
423 6th Street NE
Please submit agenda items to the City
Administrator by Wed., Feb. 10
City Commission scheduled meeting
dates for 2010
2009-2010 Snow Removal Policy
City Hall:
(701) 662-7600
Auditing Office - Extension 221
Engineering Office - Extension 226 Assessing Office - Extension 228
Police Dept:
(701) 662-0700
Municipal Court:
(701) 662-0718
Fire Dept:
(701) 662-3913 or (701) 662-8122
Water Dept:
(701) 662-7623
Street Dept:
(701) 662-7605
Sanitation Dept:
(701) 662-7624
Library:
(701) 662-2220
Parks:
(701) 662-8243
Airport:
(701) 662-5833
ND One Call: Call 48 hrs before you dig
1-800-795-0555
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Ordinances/Forms/Fees & Rates |
City Ordinances
Permits & License Application Forms
2010 Fees and Rates Schedule
Employment Application
Job Openings
2010 Budget
Tax Levy
Table of Contents
General Fund
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Component Unit Fund
Enjoy 12.23 miles of bike path routes throughout the City and outlying area
Bike path route map
Printable map
Roundhouse Subdivision
View map of subdivision
View list of available lots
Prices of lots or additional information can be obtained from the Assessing Dept. or by calling (701) 662-7600, Extension 228.
State Water Commission
Fema Map Service Center - Flood Maps
U.S. Geological Survey - Elevation Data |
Devils Lake, with a population of over 7,200 is the largest natural body of water in North Dakota, making it a premier vacation and living destination for all four seasons of the year. Devils Lake offers some of the best fishing and hunting in North America!
Devils Lake covers more than 160,000 acres and has hundreds of miles of shoreline. Our lake grows large numbers of Walleye, Northern Pike, White Bass and it has earned the reputation of being the "Perch Capital of the World." Perch weighing more than two pounds are caught quite frequently. In the fall of the year hundreds of thousands of waterfowl migrate to the area and give both local and visiting hunters outstanding hunting opportunities. Waterfowl includes Geese (Canadian, Snow & Blue), Ducks (Mallard, Pintail, & Teal) and Sandhill Crane. In the fall, we are also known for some of the best white-tail deer hunting around.
Over 500 businesses call Devils Lake home and they offer outstanding shopping, great service, and career opportunities. Our medical facilities, schools, and park system provide state of the art technology and professional, caring staff to enhance the quality of life for our residents. The City is dedicated to making a safe and secure environment for our citizens.
We invite you to visit our community on your next sportsman's trip and look forward to you making your stay a permanent one in the Lake Region.
Don't Miss These Annual Events |
- Marina Walleye Classic Fishing Tournament
- Chautauqua Festival
- Rough Rider Rodeo Finals
- Chamber Walleye Fishing Tournament
- Dakota Bull Session
- Fort Totten Little Theatre
- Full Throttle Fishing Tournament
- Military Appreciation Day
- Anglers Open Fishing Tournament
- Cabela's National Team Championship/Master Walleye Tournament
- Lake Region State College Key Event
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Points of Interest/Attractions |

Visit our Lemna Wastewater Treatment Facility just one mile West on Highway 19. It is the only one in North Dakota and the second largest in the World at a total of 58 acres. It is an all natural treatment system, no chemicals are used. It relies on the growth of duckweed to remove the contaminants. 
Sullys Hill National Game Preserve is managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Located just 13 miles South on Highway 20 and 57. It consists of 1,674 acres ranging from wetland marshes to wooded hills and is home to a myriad of migratory birds and big game. www.fws.gov/sullyshill 
Spirit Lake Casino and Resort is located just seven miles South on Highway 57. You can enjoy the widest variety of gaming action in the State. spiritlakecasino.com 
Grahams Island State Park is located just ten miles West on Highway 19, then five miles South on Grahams Island Road. Amenities include a boat ramp, bait shop, modern and primitive camping facilities and camping cabins. www.ndparks.com
Also Visit:
Fort Totten:
- Fort Totten State Historic Site Museum
- Lake Region Pioneer Daughter's Museum
Historic Downtown:
- 14 buildings listed with the National Register of Historic Places (brochure available at Tourism Information Center)
- Maritime Museum
Lake Region Heritage Center Museums:
- The Old Post Office Museum
- The Sheriff's House

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