Burgum, Dohrmann visit ND National Guard soldiers supporting CBP at U.S.-Mexico border
Gov. Doug Burgum and the North Dakota National Guard’s adjutant general, Maj. Gen. Al Dohrmann, on Wednesday visited the 125 soldiers from the Bismarck-based 957th Engineer Company serving along the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas, getting a first-hand look at their border mission and thanking them for their service in support of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
Five years after taking office, Burgum, Sanford reflect on state’s historic progress and challenges during 2021
“As always, North Dakotans have responded to this year’s unprecedented challenges with incredible strength and resiliency,” Burgum said. “Our administration continues to draw inspiration from the hardworking citizens of our great state as we strive to empower people, improve lives and inspire success.”
“Wayne Stenehjem is the epitome of a dedicated public servant. We are deeply grateful for his more than four decades of exemplary service to the State of North Dakota, both as a legislator and attorney general, a position he held longer than his three predecessors combined,” Burgum said. “As the state’s top law enforcement officer for more than 20 years, Wayne’s chief concern has always been the safety and well-being of North Dakota citizens, and our state is a better place because of his devoted service. We very much look forward to partnering with him on important initiatives during his remaining time in office to keep our state moving forward.”
Governor's Office participates in food drive challenge organized by State Auditor's Office
The Governor's Office was among six state agencies that participated in a food drive challenge organized by the State Auditor's Office, collecting over 2,300 items to benefit people in need through the Bismarck Emergency Food Pantry.
