Modernization Set for North Dakota-Canada Border Crossing
Faster Commercial Vehicle Inspections Coming to Dunseith Port of Entry
The U.S. General Services Administration has approved a two-year, multimillion-dollar modernization effort at a border crossing between North Dakota and Canada.
The state’s 63-year-old Dunseith border crossing will undergo a major improvement project that aims to reduce traffic congestion and improve inspections. The project is intended to revamp the 13,439-square-foot land port of entry — built in 1961 — into a more secure, efficient and high-capacity facility.
