107 Steele Avenue
Hope, ND 58046
701-945-2772
TTY 1-800-366-6888
Hope is located about 70 miles northwest of Fargo in the southwest corner of Steele County, and has a population of about 300. Hope has a K-12 school, several manufacturing plants, housing developments, and many tourist attractions including the Steele County Museum and the Hope Golf Course.
We invite you come visit, work, and live in a great little community! Our small town of Hope is a great rural North Dakota community we are proud to call home!
Hope City Hall
107 Steele Ave
Hope ND 58046
Mailing Address:
PO BOX 189
Hope ND 58046
City Council meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 7:00 a.m.
Contact Information:
Hope City Hall (701) 945-2772
Relay call (TTY) 1-800-366-6888 FREE
Relay call voice users:
(TDD) 1-800- 366-6889 FREE
Hope City Fax: 701-945-2220
Mayor - Pat Brown
701-490-4512
Council Member - Perry Brown
701-789-0263
Council Member - Tim Johnson
701-566-1409
Council Member - Darci McCullough
701-789-1517
Council Member - Ian Beaton
701-330-6437
City Auditor - Charles Yanez
701-789-0113
Maintenance - Marvin Splettstoesser
701-840-8070
City of Hope
The Next City Council Meeting
November 10, 2020 at 7:00 am
at City Hall
Welcome to Hope North Dakota
The Hope Days Committee is saddened to announce that due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, Hope Days 2020 has been cancelled. We hope everyone understands that with the strict large gatherings guidelines in place, we did not make this decision lightly. Thank you all for supporting Hope Days in the past, and we plan to make 2021 even better! Have a great summer and stay safe everyone.
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Hi Hope Residents -
The Hope Park Board met today as we received guidance and general standards for the Hope Pool management, staff and patrons to adhere by.
For full understanding of the situation in reopening the pool; we have a number of items that will make it difficult, to nearly impossible, to open this season/per these guidelines. Some general things to note;
- Showers are mandatory as well as wiping the shower down after each use
- Bathrooms must be wiped down after each use
- Diving boards and slides would be off limits
- Any furniture, water toys or otherwise would need to be cleaned after each use
- Swimmers must remain 6 feet apart unless they are with a household group
- Lifeguards are to remain focused on life safety monitoring of swimmers, with additional staff made available to monitor social distancing
- Separate entrance and exit points
- Other items...
We are taking this time to work on a few needed updates; including a new roof on the bathhouse and a great new lining for the pool.
Considering this, as well as other factors, ai. lifeguard certification classes are still closed, we will be keeping the pool closed until further notice. We will be focusing on updating the roof and liner. We will continue to monitor the situation and will only consider opening the pool if the state guidelines were to change.
*There is no timeline on any of this. So, as of right now, please prepare for the pool to be closed until further notice. If we get towards the end of June with no changes, another decision will be made at that time.
Trevor McCullough, Chad Elbert, Carmen Richards, Tab Jacobsen ,Keith Ihry
