State of North Dakota

Overview

The State of North Dakota serves approximately 750,000 residents as the official government entity, operating through three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. The executive branch, led by the Governor and supported by other elected officials, enforces laws and manages state agencies. The legislative branch, known as the North Dakota Legislative Assembly, consists of a bicameral body responsible for enacting laws and overseeing government operations.

North Dakota's state government provides a broad range of public services, including law enforcement, education administration, health care oversight, agricultural support, emergency services, motor vehicle registration, and election administration. Initiatives also include public health programs, workforce development, social services, and serving as a liaison with federally recognized tribes. The government offers resources for demographic and economic data to support residents, businesses, and local governments.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 701-328-2480
• Website: nd.gov
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/northdakota

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• State government services
• Public information
• Government and public administration
• Transparency
• Government portal
• Community resources
• Economic growth
• Manufacturing
• Community programs
• Public safety initiatives
• Agriculture
• Technology innovation
• Online services
• Public engagement
• Information technology
• Agriculture support
• State tourism promotion
• Public services
• Economic incentives
• Community development
• Public safety
• Economic development
• Energy and natural resources
• Public portal
• Government transparency
• Education
• Energy
• Government
• Services
• Other general government support
• Tourism
• Renewable energy
• Mechanical or industrial engineering
• Clean energy & technology
• Environmental services
• Renewables & environment

Technologies Used

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches