Mass Evacuation of Bemidji Apartment Building Raises Safety Concerns

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Residents of an apartment building in Bemidji, Minnesota, have been given six days' notice to move out after the structure was deemed unsafe. An inspection revealed signs of fatigue, including spongey floors and ceilings pulling away from walls. Preliminary recommendations called for the immediate evacuation of certain units and further evaluation of the building, stating that it should not be occupied long-term. The community has rallied together to support affected residents, with a Facebook page created to coordinate assistance and a GoFundMe campaign raising nearly $9,000 in donations.
- People given 6 days notice to move out of Bemidji apartment building deemed unsafe KVLY
- Red Pine Estate in Bemidji evacuated FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
- Bemidji apartment building tenants ordered to move out due to "safety concerns" CBS Minnesota
- Unsafe Bemidji subsidized housing building evacuated, residents say they feel hopeless MPR News
- Dozens of people forced out of Bemidji apartment complex due to safety concerns KVLY
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