Jan 5, 2016 · Welcome to Bismarck, North Dakota. Our Mission: To provide high-quality public services in partnership with our community to enhance our quality of life.

Bismarck is a four-seasons community in south central North Dakota. Surrounded by rolling hills and river valleys, there are many recreational opportunities in North Dakota's Capital City. Bike / Walking Trails

The City of Bismarck administers the following housing and community assistance programs: Community Development Block Grant Federal funds for low and moderate income households or removal of slum and blight

Bismarck Parks and Recreation District is a separate political subdivision from the City of Bismarck. Learn more about this impactful organization. Things to Do. Bismarck has a variety of fun and unique experiences to offer.

The Bismarck Event Center offers three unique facilities – the Exhibit Hall, Arena and Belle Mehus Auditorium – that combine to offer flexible, dynamic space for your meetings, expos, banquets and entertainment.

The Bismarck-Mandan MPO consists of the cities of Bismarck, Mandan, Lincoln, and portions of Burleigh and Morton Counties. The Policy Board represents the member cities/counties and is the decision-making body of the MPO.

The Great Fire of Bismarck. Bismarck like every frontier town was a collection of rough wooden buildings. Fire was an ever-present danger and the volunteer fire company was not equipped to fight a major fire. On August 8, 1898, the Northern Pacific freight depot caught fire.

The Historic Preservation Commission is currently working on Bismarck’s first Historic Preservation Plan, streetlight banners in the Cathedral Area Historic District and the Downtown Historic District, and a walking and driving tour map of the Highland Acres Historic District.

In January, a pilot program to collect bulk residential items will be offered for Bismarck residents. This program will run through July and its utilization will be evaluated and its long-term implementation will be decided. Read on...

City of Bismarck Utility Infrastructure Improvement Needs Story Map. More Information