Max water tower to undergo repairs

Max Water Tower

Notice from the City of Max to Max Water Users: Maguire Iron is scheduled to complete repairs to the City of Max water tower.  Estimated starting time frame is the week of June 10-15, 2013.  During this rehabilitation project, the tower will be drained and the city will be operating on line pressure only.  The estimated project duration is 45 days.  Users are asked to conserve water during completion of the project and the fillhouse will be shut down.  Thank you for your cooperation.


Photo of misc. items behind a garage sale sign

Max Summer Solstice events slated

Max Civic Club will be sponsoring a number of events to coincide with the Summer Solstice this year. Events include a 5k run/walk on June 14th, and city-wide rummage sales, Zumba in the Park, and a potluck picnic on June 15th. Click here for a printable info sheet/schedule of events and 5k run/walk registration form. The Civic Club invites you to join in the fun!


Photo of various baseball/softball gloves

Max Summer Rec begins

The Max Summer Rec Program is under way! A printable schedule, Rules and Guidelines, and a team photo order sheet are available here.


Max RV Park now open

The Max RV Park has opened for the 2013 season. Site rental is on a first come, first served basis. For more details on site rental and contact information, click here.

 

 

Don't go it alone. There is help.

Link to FirstLink 211 Services

Are you hurting and don't know where to turn? Do you need help with a difficult situation but don't know how to find it? FirstLink 211 can help you find the resources you might need to help you deal with a variety of difficult life situations. Click the links above and below to go to the FirstLink and FirstLink 211 web sites. Or dial 211 in North Dakota from any phone for information and listening, support, and referral.

Link to FirstLink Information and Crisis Services Home Page

24-Hour Suicide Lifeline
Dial 1-800-273-TALK (8255)


Access weather conditions, radar, mosquito and pollen levels, and much more for Max, ND! Click on the link above.


photo of fountain pen

Don't forget to visit the Guestbook

Maxnd.com has seen some interesting messages in the Guestbook recently, with comments, memories, and requests for family or historical information. Please visit the Guestbook to view these comments and to see if you may have information that could help out these information seekers.

 

 

 

 

Welcome to Max,
North Dakota!

Max, North Dakota is located 28 miles south of Minot along Highway 83, the Gateway to Lake Audubon and Lake Sakakawea, with only 15 miles to fishing and water sports. Our present population is 287 citizens.

Photo of fountain in front of Max Civic Center.
Fountain in front of Max Civic Center

A Vibrant Community

Max is a vibrant small community suited for quiet living without sacrificing access to services and recreation. Nestled in the midst of Minot, Bismarck, and Garrison, there is no shortage of shopping, health care, and other necessities. And don't forget the flourishing local businesses! Please visit our Local Businesses page to see all that Max has to offer.

Photo of the north side of Main Street, downtown Max.
North side of Main Street, downtown Max


Original Honor Wall names sought

Photo of original Honor Wall

The Max Park Board is attempting to recreate a listing of all of the names of individuals commemorated on the original Max Honor Wall (pictured above). Over time, and with the deterioration of the original wooden monument, some names were lost. The Park Board wants to make sure that all individuals originally listed continue to be remembered and honored.

If you know of some or all of the names listed on the original monument, please contact Raymond Iverson or the maxnd.com site manager. For a larger version of the photo above, click on the photo.


 

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