The Ada City Council met last night for their May meeting. One major part of the agenda was a discussion with Midwest Inspection Services regarding building inspection services. Ada mayor John Hintz tells us more. Hintz says the city also heard an update on city projects from their city engineer. Another item on the agenda…
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The City of Ada’s annual clean up week kicks off today and runs through Saturday. During clean up week Ada residents will have the chance to drop off their unwanted and-accumulated items, junk or debris. Al Disposal will be collecting these items at the Old City Hall parking lot on 4th Ave, between West Main…
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Spring is here and that means that the City of Ada’s Beautification & Cemetery committee will be hard at work making sure that the cemetery and parks are ready for the spring and summer months. Committee member Brianna Eggen reminds people to remove items from their loved ones’ graves so upkeep can be done. People…
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Plans for the Dekko Center Project continue to move along and the City of Ada may have some good news coming soon. Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson says the City recently met with the Dekko Foundation regarding a potential grant for the project. Larson says if their grant application is accepted by the Dekko Foundation,…
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Recently, Ada-Borup-West High School held a career exploration day for the sophomore class. Ada-Borup-West Counselor Allie Lien talks about the event. Katie Vasey, a community health specialist with Essentia Health, suggested the idea of a career day to Lien and says the experience was an eye-opener for the students. Several other Ada area businesses were…
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The Ada City Council approved a $900,000 bond and construction bids for the Dekko Center Renovation at their City Council meeting on Tuesday night. Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson recaps what was decided. Larson says the council also allowed her to move forward in the pursuit of an LED street light grant through the Northwest…
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Ada, MN — Blight letters from the city of Ada went out recently as the city looks to crack down on some unsightly yards. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager has more on the response. If you did receive a blight letter, it’s asked that you take action before action is taken by local law enforcement.