DAVID SPRYNCZYNATYK
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Sept. 11 ceremony in Bismarck
BISMARCK Three North Dakotans killed in Iraq and Afghanistan were honored Saturday to ensure they are forever remembered and thanked for their sacrifice. About 200 people gathered here at the Memo...
Posted on 9/12/10 at 9:54 AM
Homeland security secretary visits flooded N.D. towns 
The U.S. government will help the flooded city of Minot "for the duration," the Cabinet secretary responsible for federal disaster assistance said Wednesday, but also cautioned that North Dakota residents should better prepare for future disasters.
By James MacPherson , July 13, 2011
N.D. flooding costs to reach $1 billion
The cost of flooding across North Dakota this year is expected to reach $1 billion, the state’s adjutant general said Tuesday. The amount includes more than $400 million in government services and damage, Maj. Gen David Sprynczynatyk told state legislators at a meeting in the Capitol.
By Teri Finneman , July 12, 2011
2011 FLOODING: Wet cycle, no doubt
Bismarck-Mandan, Minot, and just about everywhere else in North Dakota has been dealing with floodingHopping from one flood emergency to another is all in a day’s work for Maj. Gen. David Sprynczynatyk. He’s seen flooding in every corner of the state, often on several fronts at once.
By Kevin Bonham , June 04, 2011
- Maj. Gen. Dave Sprynczynatyk
- Missouri River basin
- Red River basin
- Garrison Dam
- Go West, young flood fighter
- Some Bismarck flood evacuations ordered
- DEVILS LAKE: State OKs three resolutions
- Webcams provide view of Missouri River flooding
- Talk about this topic
- Record amount of water in Missouri River
- GALLERY: Missouri River flooding
AREA NEWS: Bikeway map, Hoeven in Kosovo etc.
The Metropolitan Planning Organization is looking for input on the 2010 Grand Cities Bikeway map.
By Herald Staff and Wire Reports , February 03, 2010
N.D. governor, general to visit Guard troops in Kosovo
Gov. John Hoeven and North Dakota National Guard commander David Sprynczynatyk are visiting a contingent of North Dakota soldiers in Kosovo this week.
By Associated Press , February 03, 2010
Dorgan’s legacy runs deep in North Dakota
As a U.S. senator, Byron Dorgan has had a hand in everything from Indian Affairs and energy policies to health care and the fight to bring down the cost of prescription drugs.
By Amy Dalrymple , January 06, 2010
N.D. Guard commander: Morale high in Kosovo
The commander of about 650 North Dakota National Guard soldiers leading a peacekeeping mission in Kosovo says weekend elections brought no major problems, just minor skirmishes at polling places that local police handled.
By James MacPherson , November 16, 2009
N.D. Guard commander: 2009 floods public cost expected to reach $140 million
The figure includes government aid to flood victims but not costs that were not reimbursed to homeowners or their insurers.
By Assocated Press , September 26, 2009
More Air Force cargo planes sought for Fargo base
North Dakota National Guard commander David Sprynczynatyk, the state's congressional delegation and Gov. John Hoeven met with top Air Force officials in Washington, D.C., about the project.
By Associated Press , September 18, 2009
Dickinson tornado damage estimated at $20 million
About 50 of about 450 damaged structures are deemed at, or close to, 100 percent damaged, and 71 had significant damage, Mayor Dennis Johnson said, of new estimates released Saturday. He added about 360 had as much as 30 percent damage. Officials, who first thought power would be restored by Friday night, anticipated having all power restored Saturday to south Dickinson, Johnson said.
By Ashley Martin , July 13, 2009
N.D. Guard group to head to Ghana
The group will include Maj. Gen. David Sprynczynatyk, the state Guard commander. He travels to the west Africa nation each year to meet with leaders in the partnership program.
By Associated Press , May 10, 2009
N.D. Legislature approves $32.5M for flood fight
The state House unanimously approved the measure on Monday. It now goes to Gov. John Hoeven for his signature.
By Associated Press , April 06, 2009
Guard to Fargo area: 'No one is going to be standing alone'
Friday night 'good night' in Fargo as signs of typical life reappear, Walaker saysThe battle against Red River floodwaters is far from over, and flood fight leaders urged residents to take time this weekend to reassess their levees and take inventory of unused sandbags. Fargo leaders also plan to host neighborhood meetings next week near earthen dikes to address specifics in the city’s protective measures as the region prepares for a second crest.
By Steven Wagner , April 04, 2009
Fargo mayor urges respite, doubts NWS high record crest forecast
Brushing off a bleak new forecast that gives the Red River a 90 percent chance of returning within inches of its recently set record height, Fargo Mayor Dennis Walaker stuck to his own lower projections Friday and urged residents to use this weekend to relax instead of react.
By Dave Roepke , April 04, 2009
Hoeven to visit GF today
Governor will meet with city officials to discuss the flood fightGov. John Hoeven and Maj. Gen. David Sprynczynatyk of the North Dakota National Guard will be in Grand Forks today to discuss the city’s flood fight this spring.
April 01, 2009
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