
DMR Daily Activity Report Shows No New Filings for Sunday
The North Dakota regulator's daily report, which tracks permits and drilling activity, recorded no new filings for April 12.
The North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) daily activity report for Sunday, April 12, contained no new filings, according to the agency's data. The report, which is typically released each business day, showed no new permits, spud notices, completion reports, or plugging records.
The DMR daily activity report is a key source of operational data for the Bakken formation and wider Williston Basin. It provides timely information on new drilling permits issued, wells that have started drilling (spud), wells that have been completed and are ready for production, and wells that have been permanently plugged.
Days with no reported activity are not uncommon, particularly on weekends and holidays when regulatory filings are less frequent. The lack of new filings for Sunday follows this normal pattern. The next report, expected later today, will reflect any activity filed with the state on Monday.
For Bakken operators and mineral rights owners, these daily reports offer a near-real-time pulse on drilling and regulatory activity across North Dakota's oil fields.
Source
North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources daily activity report for April 12, 2026.

