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The City of International Falls has posted video of its Committee-of-the-Whole meeting held Monday, March 9, 2026. The full recording is available below for residents who could not attend in person.
The Committee-of-the-Whole is a working session format in which the full City Council meets to review issues, discuss agenda items, and deliberate before formal votes are taken at regular council meetings. These sessions give residents a closer look at the city’s decision-making process as it unfolds.
Residents are encouraged to watch the full proceedings to stay up to date on local government business and how decisions affecting International Falls are being shaped.
For agendas, minutes, and additional meeting recordings, visit the City of International Falls news page.
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International Falls, Minnesota, is often recognized for its exceptionally cold winters, earning it the nickname "The Icebox of the Nation."
International Falls serves as the county seat of Koochiching County. Often called the “Icebox of the Nation” for its frigid winters, the city’s local government plays a crucial role in ensuring that residents and businesses thrive despite the unique challenges posed by its geographic location. From public safety and infrastructure to community development and tourism, the city government works to maintain a high quality of life for its citizens while promoting economic growth.
The local government of International Falls provides a wide range of essential services to its... Read more
