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Government Admin UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 1 Government Admin UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 1 JACK DALRYMPLE GOV BISMARCK 328-2200 2 BETSY DALRYMPLE GOV BISMARCK 328-1010 3 DAVID SPRYNCZNATYK MG BISMARCK 333-2000 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Government Admin UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 Government Admin UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 101 HISTORICAL SOCIETY SHSS BISMARCK 328-2666 328-2666 102 HISTORICAL SOCIETY SHSS BISMARCK 328-2666 328-2666 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 MNHP PATCH HP 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 Government Admin UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 HIGHWAY PATROL UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 200 MICHAEL GERHART JR COL BISMARCK 328-2455 201 BRANDON SOLBERG MAJ BISMARCK 328-2455 202 AARON HUMMEL CAPT BISMARCK 328-2455 203 KYLE TERNES CAPT DEVILS LAKE 662-3130 204 ERIC PEDERSON CAPT BISMARCK 328-9969 205 ELDON MEHRER CAPT BISMARCK 227-6567 206 NORMAN RUUD CAPT BISMARCK 328-5141 207 DANIEL HAUGEN LT BISMARCK 328-9966 208 TOM IVERSON LT BISMARCK 328-2455 209 STEVEN FISCHER LT BISMARCK 328-4256 210 TIMOTHY COUGHLIN JR SGT BISMARCK 328-2455 211 PATRICK HUDSON CS BISMARCK 328-2498 212 PEDRO ARMENDARIZ HP BISMARCK 328-9966 213 DEREK ARNDT SGT BISMARCK 328-9966 214 CHAD HERMANSON SGT BISMARCK 328-8169 215 MC FARGO 239-8960 216 JOSHUA ANDERSON MC MINOT 857-6937 217 TODD EBENS HP FARGO 239-8960 218 HP 219 DENNIS GILBERTSON HP FARGO 239-8960 220 MATT BROWN HP WAHPETON 239-8960 221 MICHAEL ARNDT HP LAMOURE 239-8960 222 HP 223 ANDREW CASHIN HP CAVALIER 795-3832 224 WILLIAM BROWN HP WAHPETON 239-8960 225 CHRISTOPHER ALLEN HP JAMESTOWN 774-4360 226 TAREK CHASE HP BISMARCK 328-5590 227 DAVE KAMP HP GARRISON 857-6937 228 MEGAN CHRISTOPHER HP DICKINSON 227-6565 229 JED DAHNKE HP VALLEY CITY 251-6229 230 231 GERALD BAUMGARTNER MC DICKINSON 227-6565 232 ADAM GEBHARDT HP BISMARCK 328-5590 233 JEREMY BUEHRE HP FARGO 239-8960 234 235 BENNETT BITZ HP JAMESTOWN 251-6229 236 HP FARGO 237 MICHAEL HAYEN HP NAPOLEON 328-5590 238 CORY FORMANECK HP WATFORD CITY 774-4360 239 JEREMIAH BOHN HP BISMARCK 328-5590 240 STEVEN CLARK HP DICKINSON 227-6565 241 RYAN HOFFNER HP BOTTINEAU 857-6937 242 CHRIS PULVER HP STANLEY 774-4360 243 STEVEN EDWARDS HP BOWMAN 227-6565 244 DENNIS GALLAGHER HP BISMARCK 328-5590 245 FRANK LAROCQUE HP RUGBY 662-2527 246 GABRIEL J IRVIS HP LANGDON 662-2527 247 ANTHONY DEJEAN HP GRAND FORKS 795-3832 248 CRAIG BEEDY HP JAMESTOWN 251-6229 249 JACOB JONES HP BELFIELD 227-6565 HIGHWAY PATROL UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 250 ADAM MALAFA HP HAZEN 227-6565 251 DANIEL HANSON HP WILLISTON 774-4360 252 ADRIAN MARTINEZ HP GRAND FORKS 795-3832 253 DAVID ERDMANN HP FARGO 239-8960 254 HP 255 TROY ROTH MC BISMARCK 227-6565 256 MICHAEL HINRICHS MC BISMARCK 328-5590 257 DONALD NEUMANN MC MINOT 857-6937 258 AUSTIN HILZENDEGER HP WATFORD CITY 774-4360 259 ERIK KLEIN HP BELFIELD 227-6565 260 TIMOTHY FRANK HP CROSBY 774-4360 261 CHARLES HURTEAU HP MINOT 857-6937 262 NATHANIEL KING HP JAMESTOWN 251-6229 263 JEREMEY ROST HP BISMARCK 328-5590 264 MARK KLINE HP MINOT 857-6937 265 DAVID J KOLNESS HP WILLISTON 774-4360 266 267 TRAVIS NELSON HP GRAND FORKS 795-3832 268 CODY HARSTAD HP HILLSBORO 239-8960 269 JAMEY JAHNER HP FARGO 239-8960 270 WADE KADRMAS SGT DICKINSON 227-6565 271 SGT 272 KEVIN HUSTON SGT MINOT 857-6937 273 STEVE JOHNSON SGT BISMARCK 328-5590 274 RYAN PANAUSK SGT GRAND FORKS 795-3832 275 ADAM DVORAK SGT GRAND FORKS 795-3832 276 THOMAS HERZIG SGT JAMESTOWN 251-6229 277 ROBERT KENNEDY SGT CANDO 662-2527 278 SHAWN SKOGEN SGT DICKINSON 227-6565 279 MATT DENAULT SGT FARGO 239-8960 280 DAVID WOLF SGT FARGO 239-8960 281 DARCY ABERLE SGT WILLISTON 774-4360 282 TRAVIS SKAR SGT MINOT 857-6937 283 SHANNON HENKE SGT BISMARCK 328-5590 284 SGT 285 LUKE HENDRICKSON SGT FARGO 795-3832 286 BENJAMIN KENNELLY SGT JAMESTOWN 251-6229 287 JOSEPH KNOWSKI SGT DEVILS LAKE 662-2527 288 CHRISTOPHER MESSER SGT DICKINSON 227-6565 289 MIKE ROARK SGT WILLISTON 774-4360 290 JODY SKOGEN LT BISMARCK 328-6520 291 JAMIE HUSCHKA LT WILLISTON 774-4360 292 TROY HISCHER LT GRAND FORKS 795-3830 293 GREGORY SMITH LT BISMARCK 328-5590 294 BRYAN NIEWIND CAPT FARGO 239-8960 295 296 297 298 299 DENNIS GALLAGHER ACFT BISMARCK 328-9970 HIGHWAY PATROL UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 300 301 CHRISTA SOMMER HP WASHBURN 328-5590 302 PRESTON LANGER HP WATFORD CITY 774-4360 303 KYLE MLYNAR HP DEVILS LAKE 662-2527 304 305 306 CHELSEY SCHATZ HP WATFORD CITY 774-4360 307 GRANT LONSKI HP LAKOTA 662-2527 308 LES LOKKEN HP WILLISTON 774-4360 309 BRETT MLYNER HP DEVILS LAKE 662-2527 310 BRIAN MEHLHOFF HP BISMARCK 328-5590 311 JEFFREY BAUSKE HP DEVILS LAKE 662-2527 312 HP 313 NEVON HEISLER HP RUGBY 662-2527 314 HP 315 RETIRED HP 316 MYLES SUNDBY HP CARRINGTON 251-6229 317 RYAN MUGAN HP GRAND FORKS 795-3832 318 DANIEL KRUEGER HP BISMARCK 328-5590 319 CHRISTOPHER LAITE HP DEVILS LAKE 662-2527 320 EVAN SAVAGEAU HP NEW ROCKFORD 662-2527 321 CHRISTOPHER SCHAEFER HP GRAND FORKS 795-3832 322 ROBERT ARMAN HP FARGO 239-8960 323 AARON ENZMINGER HP FARGO 239-8960 324 JACKSON LOEFFEL HP WATFORD CITY 774-4360 325 STEVEN NICOLA HP GRAND FORKS 795-3832 326 JOSHUA RODE HP STEELE 328-5590 327 ROBERT MOYLE HP BISMARCK 328-2498 328 RODNEY TORGESON HP MINOT 857-6937 329 STEVEN MAYER HP BISMARCK 328-5590 330 TRACY BUZICK MC HILLSBORO 239-8960 331 RYAN DUTLETSKI HP BISMARCK 328-5590 332 MATTHEW PESCHONG HP GRAFTON 795-3832 333 KRISTJAN HELGOE HP FARGO 239-8960 334 HP 335 BENJAMIN HIXSON HP KILLDEER 227-6565 336 BRITTANY J SCHMIDT HP GRAND FORKS 857-6937 337 KENT KOSSAN HP MINOT 857-6937 338 KEITH HUWE MC WAHPETON 239-8960 339 HP 340 HP 341 BRANDON WADE MC DEVILS LAKE 662-2527 342 JASMIN N TEIGEN HP BEACH 227-6565 343 PAUL SOVA HP JAMESTOWN 251-6229 344 MICHAEL R WALD HP NEW SALEM 328-5590 345 JOHN SOVA MC JAMESTOWN 251-6229 346 KYLE STERN HP HILLSBORO 239-8960 347 CRAIG TUHY HP HETTINGER 227-6565 348 SCOTT GUENTHNER MC MOHALL 857-6937 349 JONATHAN SKALICKY MC VALLEY CITY 251-6229 HIGHWAY PATROL UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 350 HP 351 TIMOTHY PETERSON HP LISBON 239-8960 352 WESLEY MALEY HP OAKES 251-6229 353 CHRISTOPHER VIGNESS HP MINOT 837-6937 354 MICHAEL SCHOTT HP MINOT 857-6937 355 DENVER OASE HP BOWMAN 227-6565 356 ERIN QUINN HP ELGIN 227-6565 357 MASON WARE HP CASSELTON 239-8960 358 ANTHONY HOABY MC NEWTOWN 857-6937 359 MATTHEW JOHNSON MC WILLISTON 774-4360 360 BRIAN LARSON HP WILLISTON 774-4360 361 VES MARINOV HP PARSHALL 857-6937 362 CAMERON MCCANN HP WILLISTON 774-4360 363 CODY NUENTHEL HP DICKINSON 227-6565 364 MICHELLE QUILES HP WILLISTON 774-4360 365 ERIC RUMPLE HP WILLISTON 774-4360 366 HP MINOT 857-6937 367 JOSHUA PAGE HP ROLLA 662-2527 368 ZACHARY SCHWARTZ HP WILLISTON 774-4360 369 BRANDON SOLA HP VELVA 857-6937 370 HP WILLISTON 774-4360 371 ETHAN ROSTVEDT HP MINOT 857-6937 372 JOHNATHAN STANLEY HP DICKINSON 227-6565 373 MOCTEZUMA VANEGAS HP WILLISTON 774-4360 374 GRANT WOSICK HP GRAND FORKS 795-3832 375 HQ MDT RECORD MGT MDT BISMARCK 328-5580 376 JILL GINDER MCI DRAYTON 328-5128 377 378 RAMON BOUCHER MCI BISMARCK 328-9970 379 MCI WILLISTON 380 MCI 381 382 ROBERT MCNAMARA MCI MINOT 328-5128 383 MCI 384 MCI 385 MCI 386 MCI 387 DOUGLAS KINDEM MCI FARGO 328-5128 388 MCI 389 TRENTON SCOTT MCI BOWMAN 328-5128 390 CS 391 FRANK CANSON CS BISMARCK 328-2455 392 CS 393 THOMAS KNUDSON CS BISMARCK 328-2455 394 DEAN ANTIL CS BISMARCK 328-2455 395 RONALD GLASER CS BISMARCK 328-2455 396 JESSE HAGEN CS BISMARCK 328-2455 397 JOSEPH CITTA CS BISMARCK 328-2455 398 JODENE SUKO CS BISMARCK 328-2455 399 FRED GUNN CS BISMARCK 328-2455 ATTORNEY GENERAL/BCI UNIT NAME OFF ADDRESS OFF PHN RES PHN 400 DALLAS CARLSON DIR BISMARCK 328-5500 401 LONNIE GRABOWSKA DEPDIR BISMARCK 328-5500 402 MARK SAYLER CAGT BISMARCK 328-5500 403 PHIL PFENNIG CAGT BISMARCK 328-5500 404 ARNIE RUMMEL SSA JAMESTOWN 251-2993 405 STEVE GUTKNECHT SSA WILLISTON 774-4310 406 MIKE NESS S/A GRAND FORKS 795-3950 407 SCOTT VOELTZ S/A FARGO 239-7126 408 SHELBY FRANKLIN S/A FARGO 845-8650 409 TIM ERICKSON S/A BISMARCK 328-5500 410 DEREK BERNIER S/A WILLISTON 774-4310 411 S/A 412 DALE MAIXNER S/A MINOT 857-7613 413 TRAVIS ZAHN S/A DEVILS LAKE 662-0725 414 STEVE GILPIN S/A GRAND FORKS 795-3820 415 SCOTT KRAFT S/A GRAFTON 857-7613 416 ROB BROWNE S/A MINOT 857-7613 417 DUANE STANLEY S/A BISMARCK 328-8171 418 CHARISSA REMUS KVANDE S/A WILLISTON 774-4310 419 WARD WILLIAMS S/A VALLEY CITY 845-8650 420 PAT HELFRICH S/A BISMARCK 328-5500 421 TODD EHRESMANN S/A DICKINSON 227-7419 422 STEVE NEIBUHR S/A MINOT 857-7613 423 CRAIG SANDUSKY S/A MINOT 857-7613 424 LINDSEY WOLD S/A BISMARCK 328-9820 425 CRAIG ZACHMEIER S/A RUGBY 776-5245 426 LUKE KAPELLA S/A BISMARCK 328-5500 427 TROY KELLY S/A JAMESTOWN 251-2993 428 ROB FONTENOT S/A BISMARCK 328-5500 429 430 KELLY WIMER S/A FARGO 239-7128 431 ALLEN KLUTH S/A BOTTINEAU 228-2153 432 JERAMIE QUAM S/A HILLSBORO 636-4510 433 BRYAN LANG S/A DEVILS LAKE 662-0724 434 STEVE HARSTAD S/A BISMARCK 328-5500 435 MARK NICKEL S/A FARGO 239-7262 436 JIM SHAW S/A FARGO 239-7126 437 TARA HAUGEN S/A BISMARCK 328-9820 438 JESSIE SMITH S/A FARGO 239-7126 439
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