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Weather Delays Opening of North Dakota Human Service Centers

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North Dakota Snow Storm

In response to adverse weather conditions, several Human Service Center offices in North Dakota, specifically those located in Williston, Watford City, Devils Lake, and Rolla, announced a delayed opening on Tuesday, November 20. The centers will open at 10 a.m. rather than the usual hours. This decision was made due to reduced travel visibility caused by wind and falling snow, which poses safety risks for staff and visitors alike.

The affected facilities include two of the agency’s regional human service centers along with their satellite and outreach offices, child support offices, and vocational rehabilitation offices. These services are essential for providing support and resources to residents across the region and adjustments to their schedules reflect the priority of safety under hazardous weather conditions.

Residents and clients are encouraged to check for further updates on office closures or delays on the Health and Human Services (HHS) social media pages and official website. For those needing to manage child support issues, such services remain accessible 24 hours a day via the program’s online portal.

The inclement weather has been causing disruptions across several areas, leading to a need for caution and rescheduling in the interest of public welfare. Authorities continue to monitor weather developments closely to ensure appropriate measures are taken.

Rachel Adams

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