review and approve agenda consent agenda items

PENNINGTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Meeting of January 19, 2021

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The Pennington County Board of Commissioners met at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, January 19, 2021,

in the Commission Chambers in the County Administration Building, Rapid City, South Dakota.

Chair Gary Drewes called the meeting to order with the following Commissioners present: Deb

Hadcock, Lloyd LaCroix, Travis Lasseter and Ron Rossknecht.

REVIEW AND APPROVE AGENDA

MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by LaCroix to approve the agenda as presented. Vote:

Unanimous.

CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS

MOVED by Lasseter and seconded by LaCroix to approve Consent Agenda Items as presented.

Vote: Unanimous.

5. Minutes of the regular meeting – January 5, 2021.

6. Approve the 1st QTR 2021 Local Emergency Management Planning Grant.

7. Approve the Local Emergency Management Planning Grant Special Project Award Sub-

Recipient Agreement.

8. Approve the 2021 Memorandum of Understanding between SDSU Extension and Pennington

County.

9. Declare thirty-eight (38) radios as surplus for the purpose of destruction and disposal.

10. Declare seven (7) radios as surplus for the purpose of donation to the Wall Volunteer Fire

Department.

11. Recognize and thank the volunteers for the month of December, 2020.

BLACK HILLS STOCK SHOW OPENING: Informational only.

ITEMS FROM AUDITOR

A. 9:15 A.M. PUBLIC HEARINGS BUDGET SUPPLEMENT SP21-001 RESOLUTION:

MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by Lasseter to approve the resolution for Budget

Supplement SP21-001. Vote: Unanimous.

RESOLUTION

BUDGET SUPPLEMENT SP21-001

WHEREAS it is necessary to supplement the 2021 Annual Budget for the support of Pennington

County and its existing public institutions; and

WHEREAS the adoption of the proposed budget supplement was duly considered by the

Pennington County Commission on the 19th day of January, 2021, at 9:15 a.m., in the Commission

Meeting Room, pursuant to due notice;

NOW THERE FORE BE IT RESOLVED that the following budget supplement is approved:

From the General Fund Unassigned Fund Balance



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101-0282 Search and Rescue $45,100

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this supplement is necessary for the support of the county

government and its existing public institution, therefore this Resolution shall become effective

immediately upon publication.

Dated this 19th day of January, 2021.

/s/ Chair Gary Drewes

Pennington County Board of Commissioners

ATTEST: (SEAL)

/s/ Cindy Mohler, Auditor

ITEMS FROM TREASURER

A. SENIOR CITIZEN TAX FREEZE ABATEMENT REQUESTS: MOVED by LaCroix and

seconded by Lasseter to approve the senior tax freeze for the following applicants. Vote:

Unanimous.

1. Legal Description: Eastern Acres Subdivision, Block 5, Lot 2; Qualifying year: 2000;

Freeze Value - $62,800; Tax to be abated $1,655.28.

2. Legal Description: Schamber Section 9 NW1/4NE1/4; Block 1, S16’ of Lot 7 and all of

Lot 8; Qualifying year: 2015; Freeze Value - $79,157; Tax to be abated: $672.16.

3. Legal Description: Robbinsdale #7, Block 11, Lot 2; Qualifying year: 2004; Freeze Value

- $73,700; Tax to be abated $870.24.

ITEMS FROM EMERGENCY SERVICES COMMUNICATIONS CENTER/911

A. EARLY PAYOFF OF MOTOROLA LEASE PURCHASE: MOVED by Hadcock and

seconded by Rossknecht to authorize prepayment of the Motorola Lease Purchase dated May

24th, 2018, in the amount of $646,545.37, from the 911 Fund. Vote: Unanimous.

ITEMS FROM FIRE ADMINISTRATION

A. RANGE FIRE SUPPRESSION ASSISTANCE RESOLUTION: MOVED by Hadcock and

seconded by LaCroix to approve the resolution authorizing designation of personnel with authority

to request for suppression assistance. Vote: Unanimous.

PENNINGTON COUNTY COMMISSION RESOLUTION - AUTHORIZING

DESIGNATION OF PERSONNEL WITH AUTHORITY TO REQUEST FIRE

SUPPRESSION ASSISTANCE

WHEREAS, South Dakota State Law 41-20A-11 states, “Assistance in suppression of

range fire within county--Reimbursement of expenses: At the request of a board of county

commissioners or a person designated by a board of county commissioners for such purpose, the



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state wildland fire coordinator may assist in the suppression of any range fire within the county. If

any assistance provided by the coordinator includes the use of more than six state employees and

more than two vehicles, the county to which the assistance is given shall reimburse the coordinator

for the reasonable expenses incurred.” and;

WHEREAS, pursuant to SDCL § 41-20A-11 the South Dakota Wildland Fire Coordinator

may assist in the suppression of rangeland fires within the county upon request of a Board of

County Commissioners or its designee, and;

WHEREAS, at the time of a fire emergency there is insufficient time to convene the Board

of Pennington County Commissioners to make such requests, and;

WHEREAS, the South Dakota Wildland Fire Coordinator has requested that a person(s)

be officially designated by the Pennington County Commission to make such requests, and;

WHEREAS, Pennington County is responsible for the reasonable expenses incurred by

the South Dakota Wildland Fire Coordinator for the assistance that Pennington County requests as

set forth above.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, by the Pennington County Board of

Commissioners in and for the County of Pennington, State of South Dakota, the Pennington

County Fire Administrator is hereby designated and authorized to request, on behalf of Pennington

County, fire suppression assistance from the state wildland fire coordinator as deemed necessary

within Pennington County. The Pennington County Fire Administrator is also authorized to

designate additional individual(s) who shall also have full authority to request assistance as

provided herein. If the County Fire Administrator designates additional individual(s), the

Pennington County Fire Administrator shall separately list the name(s) of said individuals(s) and

promptly provide the list to the State Wildland Fire Coordinator.

This authority shall continue in full force and effect until terminated by Resolution of the Board.




ATTEST: (SEAL)


Pennington County Fire Assistance Authorization:

Effective: February 1st, 2021

Pennington County Fire Dispatch: 605-394-4139



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Individual Position Office

Phone

Emergency

Phone

Jerome Harvey Fire Administrator 394-5367 394-4139

T.B.D. Chair, Fire Service Board

T.B.D. Vice-chair, Fire Service Board

Gary Drewes Chair, County Commission 394-2171 940-1120

Ron Rossknecht Vice Chair, County Commission 394-2171 391-1162

Dustin Willett Emergency Management Coord. 394-2185 394-4139

Alexa White Asst. Emergency Mgmt Coord. 394-2185 394-4139

Kevin Thom Sheriff 394-2185 394-4139

Brian Mueller Chief Deputy Sheriff 394-6113 394-2151

Willie Whelchel Chief Deputy Sheriff 394-6113 394-2151

Mark Hughes Captain, Patrol, Sheriff’s Office 394-6113 394-2151

Kevin Karley Director, ESCC 394-2662 394-4139

Stephanie Olson Deputy, Director, ESCC 718-0127 394-4139

Ted Rufledt Deputy, Director, ESCC 394-6794 394-4139

ITEMS FROM HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

A. SOUTH ROCHFORD ROAD STRUCTURE 52-162-272: MOVED by Rossknecht and

seconded LaCroix to approve the South Rochford Road Structure 52-162-272 Forest Service

Highway Easement Deed with the United States of America Department of Transportation Federal

Highway Administration. Vote: Unanimous.

B. 2021 EQUIPMENT PURCHASE AUTHORIZATION: MOVED by Rossknecht and seconded

by Hadcock to authorize the Highway Department to purchase one new 2021 John Deere 772G

Motor Grader from RDO Equipment Company, Rapid City, SD, for $321,600, utilizing their

Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contract #032119-JDC. Vote: Unanimous.

MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by Rossknecht to authorize the Highway Department to

purchase one new 2022 114SD Freightliner tandem axle truck from Floyd’s Truck Center, Rapid

City, SD, in the amount of $108,692, off of the Pennington County 2020 contract for one new

2021 tandem axle truck. Vote: Unanimous.

MOVED by Lasseter and seconded by LaCroix to authorize the Highway Department to purchase

six new 2021 Trail King TKBD22-433 trailers from Butler Machinery, Rapid City, SD, for a total

cost of $337,356 utilizing their Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contract #121918-TKI. Vote:

Unanimous.

REQUEST TO ESTABLISH A SPEED LIMIT PINE GROVE ROAD DISTRICT: MOVED

by Hadcock and seconded by Lasseter to direct the Highway Department to prepare the resolution



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and map setting the speed limit at 30 mph within the boundaries of the Pine Grove Road District

that fit within the boundary jurisdictions of Pennington County. Vote: Unanimous.

MYSTIC ROAD/MAG WATER POLICY: MOVED by Rossknecht and seconded by Lasseter

to postpone indefinitely proposed revisions to the mag water policy and to direct the Road

Advisory Committee to conduct a review of the current policy. Vote: Unanimous.

EXECUTIVE SESSION – SDCL 1-25-2

A. Personnel Issue per SDCL 1-25-2(1)

MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by Rossknecht to go into Executive Session pursuant to SDCL

1-25-2(1) for the purpose of discussing personnel matters. Vote: Unanimous. The Board remained

in Executive Session from 9:57 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by

Hadcock to come out of Executive Session. Vote: Unanimous.

MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by Lasseter to place Jason Enders at Grade B31/Step 15 for an

hourly rate of $28.97, effective January 10, 2021. Vote: Unanimous.

ITEMS FROM PLANNING & ZONING

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT: MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by LaCroix to convene as the

Board of Adjustment. Vote: Unanimous.

A. VARIANCE / VA 20-22: William and Stacy Hayford. To reduce the side yard setback from

25 feet to 6 feet in a Low Density Residential Zoning District, in order to construct a garage, in

accordance with Sections 207 and 509 of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance.

S1/2 Lot G of N1/2NW1/4 and 40 feet adjoining Lot G of NW1/4NW1/4, Section 28,

T2N, R5E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by Lasseter to approve Variance / VA 20-22 with one (1)

condition because (1) granting the variance doesn’t run counter to the public interest based on

Staff’s findings; and (2) special conditions exist, to wit: topography and narrowness of the lot

that excuse literal enforcement of the ordinance in that enforcement causes “unnecessary

hardship,” to wit: buildable area and (b) granting the variance not only observes the ordinance’s

spirit but also ensures substantial justice is done. Vote: Unanimous.

1. That the Variance only applies for the proposed garage and the side yard setback be to

reduced to 6 feet for the proposed garage. All other structures must meet the minimum

setback requirements or obtain separate Variance(s).

B. VARIANCE / SV 20-06: David Spear; Fisk Land Surveying - Agent. To waive submittal of

percolation tests and soil profile information, the dedication and improvement of undeveloped

Section Line Right-of-Way, and to reduce the pavement width from 32 feet to 24 feet for Old



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Hill City Road in a Limited Agriculture District in accordance with the Pennington County

Subdivision Regulations and Zoning Ordinance.

Lot A of Lots 1 and 2, Section 3, T2S, R5E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by Rossknecht to approve Subdivision Regulations Variance

/ VA 20-06 to waive submittal of percolation test and soil profile information, the dedication and

improvements of undeveloped Section line Right-of-Way, and reduce pavement width from 32

feet to 24 feet for Old Hill City Road. Vote: Unanimous.

MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by Lasseter to adjourn as the Board of Adjustment and

reconvene as the Board of Commissioners. Vote: Unanimous.

PLANNING & ZONING CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS The following item(s) have been placed on the Consent Agenda for action to be taken on all items

by a single vote of the Board of Commissioners. Any item may be removed from the Consent

Agenda for separate action.

MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by Lasseter to approve the Planning and Zoning consent

agenda as presented. Vote: Unanimous.

C. MINOR PLAT / MPL 20-44: Brian and Summer Boock. To reconfigure lot lines to

create Lots 12R and 13R of Block 12 of The Ranch at Black Gap in accordance with Section

400.3 of the Pennington County Subdivision Regulations.

EXISTING LEGAL: Lot 12, Lot 13, and Lot 14 of Block 12, The Ranch at Black Gap,

Section 9, T1S, R8E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

PROPOSED LEGAL: Lot 12R and Lot 13R of Block 12, The Ranch at Black Gap,

Section 9, T1S, R8E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

Approve of Minor Plat / MPL 20-44 with the following six (6) conditions.

1. That prior to filing the Plat with the Register of Deeds, the plat meets all requirements of

Pennington County Subdivision Regulations, or approved Variance(s) to Subdivision

Regulations be obtained waiving any of these requirements that are not met. Subdivision

Regulations Variances shall be submitted per Section 700 of Pennington County Subdivision

Regulations;

2. That prior to filing the Plat with the Register of Deeds, the Plat include the following note:

Prior to any Building Permit, each lot must identify two on-site wastewater systems with

accompanying percolation tests and soil profiles for each location;

3. That prior to filing the Plat with the Register of Deeds, the Plat title be amended per Register

of Deeds comments;



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4. That the Certifications on the plat be in accordance with Section 400.2 of the Pennington

County Subdivision Regulations;

5. That all-natural drainage ways are maintained and are not blocked; and,

6. That following platting of the proposed lots, any on-site wastewater treatment system(s) be

subject to the requirements of Section 204(J) of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance,

including the requirement to obtain an Operating Permit.

REGULAR PLANNING AND ZONING ITEMS

D. SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE AMENDMENT / OA 20-07: Pennington County.

To amend Section 200 “Establishment of Zoning Districts and Map Reference” [to amend and

supersede the existing Section 200 “Establishment of Zoning Districts and Map Reference”].

MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by Lasseter to approve the second reading of Ordinance

Amendment / OA 20-07. Vote: Unanimous.

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 34-46

AMENDMENT TO PENNINGTON COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE 34

Notice is hereby given that Ordinance 34-46(20-07), an Ordinance amending Pennington County

Zoning Ordinance 34, was duly adopted by the Pennington County Board of Commissioners on

the 19th day of January, 2021 and that such Ordinance shall be in effect on and after the 24th day

of February, 2021, unless the referendum shall have been invoked. A copy of the adopted

Ordinance is on file at the Pennington County Auditor’s Office and may be viewed at the

Pennington County Planning Department located at 130 Kansas City Street, Suite 200, Rapid City,

South Dakota, during regular business hours. The Ordinance may also be found on the Pennington

County website at www.pennco.org.


Cindy Mohler, Pennington County Auditor




ATTEST: (SEAL)


First Reading: January 5, 2021

Second Reading: January 19, 2021

Date Published: February 3, 2021

Date Effective: February 24, 2021

http://www.pennco.org/



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E. SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE AMENDMENT / OA 20-08: Pennington County.

To amend Section 100 “Statutory Authorization and Jurisdiction” [to amend and supersede the

existing Section 100 “Statutory Authorization and Jurisdiction”].

MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by Rossknecht to approve the second reading of Ordinance

Amendment / OA 20-08 with an amendment to page 34 – definitions, #142, need to add the

number of days designated for a temporary use permit which is 30. Vote: Unanimous.












Cindy Mohler, Pennington County Auditor




ATTEST: (SEAL)






F. SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE AMENDMENT / OA 20-09: Pennington County.

To amend Section 300 “Supplementary Regulations” to include and reserve Section 321 – for

Hard Rock Mining [to amend and supersede the existing Section 300 “Supplementary

Regulations”] and to amend Section 204-G “Special Animal Keeping Regulations” and add it as

Section 322 [to amend and supersede the existing Section 204-G “Special Animal Keeping

Regulations”].




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MOVED by Lasseter and seconded by LaCroix to approve the second reading of Ordinance

Amendment / OA 20-09. Vote: Unanimous.














ATTEST: (SEAL)






G. LAYOUT PLAN / LPL 20-45: David Spear; Fisk Land Surveying - Agent. To subdivide

and create Lots 1 and 2 of Grindstone Subdivision in accordance with Section 400.1 of the

Pennington County Subdivision Regulations.

EXISTING LEGAL: Lot A of Lots 1 and 2, Section 3, T2S, R5E, BHM, Pennington

County, South Dakota.

PROPOSED LEGAL: Lots 1 and 2 of Grindstone Subdivision, Section 3, T2S, R5E,

BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

MOVED by Rossknecht and seconded by Lasseter to approve Layout Plan / LPL 20-45 with the

following eleven (11) conditions. Vote: Unanimous.

1. That prior to Minor Plat submittal, the applicant obtain approved Approach Permits, from the

County Highway Department, in order to take legal access off of Old Hill City Road.




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2. That prior to Minor Plat submittal, the Certifications on the Minor Plat be in accordance with

Section 400.3.1(n) of the Pennington County Subdivision Regulations;

3. That prior to Minor Plat submittal, the applicant provide percolation tests and soil profile

hole information for proposed Lot 1 or obtain an approved Subdivision Regulations Variance

to waive these requirements;

4. That at the time of Minor Plat submittal, the plat meets the requirements of Section 400.3 of

the Pennington County Subdivision Regulations, or an approved Subdivision Regulations

Variance be obtained waiving any of these requirements that are not met;

5. That at the time of Minor Plat submittal, eight (8) foot Minor Drainage and Utility Easements

be dedicated on the interior sides of all lot lines, or an approved Subdivision Regulations

Variance be obtained waiving this requirement;

6. That at the time of Minor Plat submittal, the plat contain the dimensions for the dedicated

right-of-way;

7. That prior to the mylar being filed at Register of Deeds, the applicant obtains approval of a

Rezone and Comprehensive Plan Amendment;

8. That prior to the mylar being filed at Register of Deeds, the property owner obtain an

approved Conditional Use Permit for the accessory structure on Proposed Lot 1;

9. That the applicant ensures all natural drainage ways are maintained and not blocked;

10. That following platting of the proposed lot, any on-site wastewater treatment system(s) be

subject to the requirements of Section 204(J) of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance,

including the requirement to obtain an Operating Permit; and,

11. That approval of this Layout Plan does not constitute approval of any further applications to

be submitted for the above-described property.

H. FIRST READING AND PUBLIC HEARING OF REZONE / RZ 20-07 AND

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT / CA 20-05: David Spear; Fisk Land Surveying –

Agent. To rezone 12.8 acres from Limited Agriculture District to Low Density Residential

District and to amend the Comprehensive Plan to change the Future Land Use from Ranchette

Residential District to Rural Residential District in accordance with Sections 206, 207, and 508

of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance.

Lot A of Lots 1 and 2, Section 3, T2S, R5E, BHM, Pennington County, South Dakota.

MOVED by Rossknecht and seconded by Lasseter to approve Rezone / RZ 20-07 and

Comprehensive Plan Amendment / CA 20-05. Vote: Unanimous.

I. PUBLIC HEARING OF ORDINANCE NO. 725 – A Temporary Zoning Ordinance

Restricting Rezoning in Pennington County (Six-Month Moratorium): MOVED by LaCroix and

seconded by Lasseter to approve Ordinance No. 725 – A Temporary Zoning Ordinance

Restricting Rezoning in Pennington County. Vote: Unanimous.

ORDINANCE NO. 725



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AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING TEMPORARY ZONING REGULATIONS

THAT RESTRICT REZONING IN PENNINGTON COUNTY (SIX MONTH

MORATORIUM). BE IT ORDAINED BY PENNINGTON COUNTY, THE

FOLLOWING ORDINANCE BE ENACTED AS FOLLOWS:

WHEREAS, the Pennington County Board of Commissioners has concluded there is a

present need to study the impact of rezoning in Pennington County to determine whether current

zoning regulations adequately protect the public health, safety and general welfare; and

WHEREAS, SDCL § 11-2-10 authorizes a Board of County Commissioners, in the

interest of public health, safety and general welfare, to adopt emergency temporary zoning controls

for a reasonable period of time to study regulated land uses and related matters; and

WHEREAS, a moratorium on the approval of rezoning in Pennington County is necessary

for the immediate preservation of the public health, safety and general welfare; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED that the Pennington County Board of

Commissioners hereby approves a six month moratorium on the approval of rezoning requests in

Pennington County; and

IT IS FURTHER ORDAINED that the moratorium will end when the amendments to

Section 200 of the Pennington County Zoning Ordinance that are currently pending take effect;

and

IT IS FURTHER ORDAINED that the Pennington County Board of Commissioners

hereby declared an emergency to exists under SDCL 7-18A-8 and 11-2-10 and, therefore, that this

Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon approval.




ATTEST: (SEAL)


ITEMS FROM COMMISSION MANAGER

A. COMPENSATION RATES FOR THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE WEED AND

PEST BOARD MEMBERS: MOVED by LaCroix and seconded by Hadcock to set the

compensation rates for the Planning Commission and the Weed & Pest Board Members at $50 per

meeting plus mileage effective February 1, 2021. Vote: Unanimous.

2021 LEGISLATIVE SESSION



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A. UPDATE ON PROPOSED BILLS/SESSION ACTIVITY

APPROVAL OF VOUCHERS: MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by LaCroix to approve the

voucher in the amount of $157.92 to Weldon Travis Lasseter. Vote: The motion carried 4-0 with

Lasseter abstaining. MOVED by Lasseter and seconded by LaCroix to approve the vouchers in

the amount of $800 to the Price LLC and $740 to the Rose Inn LLC. Vote: The motion carried 4-

0 with Hadcock abstaining. MOVED by Hadcock and seconded by LaCroix to approve the

vouchers entered below for expenditures for insurance, professional services, publications, rentals,

supplies, repairs, maintenance, travel, conference fees, utilities, furniture and equipment totaling

$3,271,792.46. Vote: Unanimous.

3D Specialties Inc, 7,828.94; A & A Professional Property Management, 532.00; A & B Business

Inc, 1,497.51; A & B Business Inc, 1,649.94; A & B Welding Supply Co, 1,074.46; A To Z

Shredding, 518.57; Aasen Law Office, 3,973.05; Action Mechanical Inc, 3,933.08; Adams-Isc

LLC, 3,055.01; Adaptamed, LLC, 605.00; Advanced Drug Testing Inc, 394.00; Affiliate Mortgage

Services Inc, 339.18; Alcohol Monitoring Systems Inc, 925.00; Alexander Dallas, 26,474.97;

Allegiant Emergency, 441.40; Allison, Elizabeth A., 770.00; American Engineering Testing Inc,

2,150.00; Americinn Motel, 1,291.00; Amerigas Propane LP, 612.96; Amick Sound Inc, 910.96;

Anker Law Group PC, 1,949.70; Architectural Specialties LLC, 6,656.17; Armijo Jr Amos,

216.00; Asphalt Zipper, 2,385.94; AT&T Mobility, 369.31; AT&T Mobility, 667.62; Atlas

Business Solutions, 6,240.00; Audra Hill Consulting Inc, 15,666.39; AVI Systems Inc, 2,767.90;

AVI Systems Inc, 9,850.00; Axon Enterprise Inc, 2,882.00; Balco Uniform Co Inc, 6,636.70;

Balco Uniform Co Inc, 252.00; Bangs, Mccullen, Butler, Foye & Simmons, LLP, 1,105.25; Banks,

Bridgette R, 374.60; Bargain Printing, 1,133.05; Basler Printing Co, 201.75; Bear Property

Management LLC, 680.00; Beezley, Lawrence D, 410.00; Behrens-Wilson Funeral Home,

4,912.48; Bender Steve, 53.76; BH Ammunition Inc, 54,350.00; BH Chemical Company Inc,

16,134.10; BH Chemical Company Inc, 1,723.41; BH Electric Cooperative Inc, 330.00; BH

Energy, 35,169.45; BH Energy, 13,153.74; BH Energy, 208.39; BH Energy, 5,741.36; BH Energy,

77.07; BH Energy, 200.00; BH Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery PC, 1,574.73; BH Property

Management LLC, 275.00; BH Tent And Awning, 98.00; BH Urgent Care LLC, 777.00;

Bierschbach Equipment And Supply Co Inc, 987.00; Big D Oil Co, 40.00; Biggs Mark A,

1,000.00; Bishop, Lynn M, 281.25; Black Creek Integrated Systems Corp, 28,367.00; Black Hills

Portables Inc, 300.00; Bob Barker Company Inc, 22,698.94; Border States Electric, 2,958.79;

Border States Electric, 183.60; Brick LLC, 189.00; Bringswhite, Erik, 4,565.00; Bringswhite,

Morgan, 3,325.00; Brosz Engineering Inc, 2,047.50; Butler Machinery Company, 1,779.58;

Cameron, George R, 491.25; Carefree Lawn And Sprinkler, 3,096.56; Carrington Mortgage

Services LLC, 7,525.80; Cash-Wa Distributing, 2,492.98; Cash-Wa Distributing, 309.65;

Castleberry, James D, 1,470.00; Catholic Social Services, 1,300.00; Cat's Cleaning, 40.00; CC

Property Management LLC, 684.00; CDW Government Inc, 143,987.76; CDW Government Inc,

1,541.68; Cedar Ridge Townhouses Inc, 340.00; Certified Laboratories, 813.79; CF3 Enterprise

LLC, 880.00; Chris Supply Co Inc, 186.90; City Of Box Elder, 279.28; City Of Rapid City -Water,

160.95; City Of Rapid City -Water, 1,772.11; City Of Rapid City, 32,759.86; City Of Rapid City,

10,170.50; City Of Wall, 142.00; Clark Printing, 2,122.04; Clayborne, Deanna K, 951.60; Climate



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Control Systems And Service LLC, 9,426.08; Cline, Jean M, 1,566.55; Clinical Laboratory Of The

Black Hills, 10,498.49; Clock Tower Gardens Apartments, 5,660.07; Cobbler Wrestling Inc.,

400.00; Colbath Atty PC, Angela M, 32,090.53; Complete Contracting Solutions, 7,908.00;

Connections Inc EAP, 1,246.20; Contractors Supply Inc, 273.33; Cooks Correctional, 1,451.34;

Copy Country, 34.00; Copy Country, 38.00; Coremr LC, 117.00; Coremr LC, 1,005.00;

Cornerstone Apartments, 300.00; Corral Park Apartments LLC, 1,165.00; Correct Rx Pharmacy

Services Inc, 8,617.19; Countryside Property Management LLC, 10,508.42; Countryside Property

Management LLC, 176.00; Crescent Electric Supply, 173.29; Crum Electric Supply, 300.19;

Culligan Water, 150.00; Dakota Business Center, 10,256.74; Dakota Plains Legal Services Inc,

28,750.00; Dakota Radiology Pet/Ct & MRI, 544.70; Dakota Supply Group Inc, 13.38; Dale's Tire

& Retreading Inc, 4,208.41; Dale's Tire & Retreading Inc, 166.00; Danley Dawn, 2.94; Darby

Dental Supply LLC, 319.20; Dash Medical Gloves Inc, 6,236.10; Davis, Jeremiah J, 10,218.00;

Degeest Raymond R, 1,169.30; Delta Dental Of South Dakota, 39,081.92; Den Herder Law Office

PC, 153.70; Dennis Supply - RC, 1,579.97; Denny Menholt Chevrolet, 177.31; Denny Menholt

Chevrolet, 740.47; Dharma Wellness Institute, 60.00; Diamond Vogel Paint Center, 51.22;

Diamond Vogel Paint Center, 464.12; Diesel Machinery Inc, 465.68; Dillon Law Office, 1,091.25;

Drury, Jessie, 75.00; Duffy Law Firm, Prof. LLC, 18,438.64; Eagle Ridge Apartments I, 6,245.06;

Edgewood Estates LP, 214.00; Election Source, 2,038.89; Elevate Rapid City, 260.00; Eprovider

Solutions, 398.00; Ertz, Dewey J, 2,800.00; Everbridge Inc, 24,370.87; Evergreen Office Products,

686.09; Evergreen Office Products, 184.92; Executive Mgmt Fin Office, 479.85; Exhaust Pros,

50.00; Fastenal Company, 77.53; Ferber Engineering Company, 7,167.50; Ferguson Enterprises

Inc #226, 62.26; Ferguson Safety Products Inc, 1,845.00; Fidelity Security Life, 5,364.68; Fink,

Teresa L, 781.85; First American Title Co, 2,025.00; First Interstate Bank, 691.88; First Interstate

Bank, 504.33; First Interstate Bank, 1,777.56; First Interstate Bank, 985.00; First Interstate Bank,

2,446.08; First Interstate Bank, 9.99; First Interstate Bank, 654.49; First Interstate Bank, 8,797.03;

First Interstate Bank, 804.08; First Interstate Bank, 1,428.85; First Interstate Bank, 2,658.61; First

Interstate Bank, 181.87; First Interstate Bank, 1,200.59; First Interstate Bank, 310.23; First

Interstate Bank, 389.70; First Interstate Bank, 875.00; Fitzgerald Law Firm, 5,847.31; Flooring

America, 12,608.51; Floyd's Truck Center, 2,670.69; Floyd's Truck Center, 217.99; Foothills

Fence LLC, 24,404.46; Forbes Ted, 100.00; Frederick, Elizabeth M, 746.90; Fredsall Lisa, 175.00;

Fresh Start Carpet Care, 2,094.40; Frontier Precision Inc, 9,952.99; Fulcrum Biometrics LLC,

6,229.00; G & H Distributing - RC, 36.56; G & R Controls Inc, 1,699.87; Galls LLC, 450.85;

Galls LLC, 20.93; Genetrait Laboratories, 150.00; Gibson Theodore Lloyd, 1,200.00; Glasgow

Jodi, 118.38; Godfrey Brake Service And Supply Inc, 2,711.78; Godfrey Brake Service And

Supply Inc, 1,215.22; Golden West Companies, 926.14; Golden West Companies, 387.53; Golden

West Technologies, 450.00; Gotcha Covered, 3,912.00; Governmentjobs.Com Inc, 17,127.12;

Great Western Tire Inc, 4,853.94; Grey & Eisenbraun Law, Prof LLC, 9,115.90; Grimm's Pump

Service Inc, 12,810.68; Ground Control Systems Inc, 64.00; Gruszynski Cydnee Alexander,

700.00; Guffey Scott, 130.00; Guttierez Joe, 497.83; H&S Uniforms And Equipment LLC, 421.00;

Handcuff Warehouse Baton Warehouse, 6,584.20; Harms Oil Company, 27,903.14; Harney

Lumber Company, 415.00; Harris, Betsey, 9,741.41; Harveys Lock Shop, 869.16; Harveys Lock

Shop, 578.76; Hawley Shawn L, 1,300.00; Hb Holdings LLC, 910.00; Henry Schein Inc, 354.78;

Heupel Russel, 151.20; Hill City Hardware Inc, 21.99; Hill City Prevailer, 2,680.59; Hillcrest



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Investments, 4,495.00; Hillyard/Sioux Falls, 2,478.30; Hix Leroy Dean, 8,500.00; Homeloanserv,

29,560.63; Honeywell Inc, 7,597.43; Horn, Garrett J, 203.70; Humane Society Of The Black Hills,

4,166.67; Hunter Charles, 950.00; IACP, 1,225.00; IAED, 695.00; Image All LLC, 38.48;

Independent Window Tinting LLC, 230.00; Indoff Inc, 3,690.93; Industrial Organizational

Solutions Inc, 191.00; Inland Truck Parts, 32.58; Interprecorps, 90.00; Interstate All Battery

Center, 5.98; Intoximeters Inc, 3,842.75; J & J Asphalt Co, 65,755.37; J & J Truck And Auto

Body, 14,484.03; J&K Properties, 850.00; Jackson County, 164.22; Jackson Lewis LLP, 1,075.00;

Jackson, Joseph M, 300.00; Jantech LLC, 650.00; Jefferson Partner LP, 495.00; Jenner Equipment

Co, 458.84; JJ's Engraving & Sales, 49.00; JJ's Engraving & Sales, 48.75; Johnson Controls,

53,658.37; Johnson Controls Fire Protection LP, 31,286.62; Johnson Kathryn, 110.88; Johnson

Terry, 1,500.00; Johnstone Supply, 20.77; Jones Wayne D., 150.00; K & D Appliance Service,

273.00; Karen Paige Hunt Prof Llc, 618.75; Karl's Appliance, 989.00; Kasuske Lisa A, 4,500.00;

Katterhagen Mark, 57.00; Keltek Inc., 1,430.44; Kennedy Pier Loftus & Reynolds Llp, 368.60;

Kieffer Sanitation/A Waste Management Co, 3,454.75; Kieffer Sanitation/A Waste Management

Co, 317.31; Kiesler Police Supply Inc, 2,168.00; Kimball Midwest, 946.40; Kimball Midwest,

398.96; Kintigh Kylie, 165.61; Kirk Funeral Home, 1,988.75; Kirschenmann, Kevin E, 350.00;

Klapperich Wyatt J., 2,000.00; KLJ Engineering LLC, 61,592.01; Knecht Home Center Inc,

1,912.91; Knecht Home Center Inc, 208.77; Knollwood Heights Apartments, 88.00; Kone Inc,

3,566.32; Kone Inc, 10,443.18; Konica Minolta Premier Finance, 312.38; Konica Minolta Premier

Finance, 156.19; KS Statebank, 10,325.82; Laboratory Corporation Of America Holdings, 46.00;

Lands' End Business Outfitters, 324.96; Language Line Services, 40.92; Lapp Shannon, 125.00;

Larson Dan, 100.00; Lasseter, Weldon Travis, 157.92; Law Office Of Kyle Krause Prof LLC,

9,059.80; Lawson Zachry, 105.00; Lax Joseph, 3,300.00; Leadsonline LLC, 4,194.00; Level Up

Realty LLC, 5,170.00; Lewis & Clark Behavioral Health Services, 1,104.00; Lewno Lucille M,

733.00; Liberty Chrysler Center, 895.40; Lifestyle Property Management, 3,860.00; Lighting

Maintenance Co, 40.66; Lingo Communications LLC, 68.66; Lockwood Darcy, 57.00; Loftus,

Ronald J., 1,752.75; Lutheran Social Services Of SD, 60,302.75; Lynn Jackson Schultz & Lebrun

PC, 3,503.30; M James Properties LLC, 750.00; M&M Sales LLC, 598.60; Mac Construction Co

Inc, 56,901.86; Maher William J, 1,324.00; Marco Inc, 15,660.63; Marco Inc, 710.90; Marco Inc,

6,616.92; Marco Inc, 939.88; Matthew Bender & Co Inc, 714.00; McGas Propane LLC, 712.23;

McGowan, Wendy T, 8,549.58; MCI Service Parts Inc, 1,571.92; McKesson Medical - Surgical

Inc, 38.01; McKesson Medical-Surgical Government Solutions LLC, 3,136.37; McLeod's Printing

Inc, 469.46; McPherson Propane, 25.00; Meadowlark Hill Mobile Estates LLC, 340.00; Medical

Waste Transport Inc, 262.04; Medline Industries Inc, 212.71; Medline Industries Inc, 1,893.30;

Menards, 572.38; Menards, 32.38; Mercedes Scientific, 94.98; MG Oil Company, 9,471.81;

Midcontinent Communications, 495.04; Midcontinent Communications, 1,660.51; Midcontinent

Communications, 4,269.23; Midcontinent Testing Lab, 286.80; Mid-States Organized Crime

Center, 250.00; Midwest Auto Chemical-Mac, 153.60; Millar Shelley R., 825.00; Mitchell Clinic

Ltd, 17.97; Mobil Satellite, 1,530.00; Montana Dakota Utilities, 936.07; Montana Dakota Utilities,

949.53; Monument Health, 254.86; Monument Health Home Plus LLC, 101.40; Monument Health

Home Plus Pharmacy, 622.91; Monument Health Medical Clinic, 85.00; Monument Health Rapid

City Hospital Inc., 5,833.77; Motorola Solutions Inc, 36,967.80; Moyle Petroleum, 10,009.82; Mt

Rushmore Telephone Co, 48.62; Murphy Law Office PC, 4,480.82; Muth Holdings LLC,



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3,045.00; National District Attorney's Association, 1,680.00; National Restaurant Association

Solutions LLC, 60.61; Nelson Jacquelyn R, 455.00; Nelson Law, 13,929.41; Nelson, George J,

4,080.25; Nena, 700.00; New Residential Mortgage LLC, 5,489.05; Newman Signs Inc, 4,106.92;

Nohr, Linda J, 3,000.00; Norman Ted, 2,325.00; North Central Supply Inc, 3,075.00; Northern

Lights Apartments, 345.00; Northern Truck Equipment, 272.27; Northwest Pipe Fitting Inc,

107.64; Northwestern Engineering Company, 989.00; Norton, Mikayla, 2,300.00; Notable

Corporation, 2,837.84; Odegard, Amber L, 385.00; Office Depot, 1,452.52; Office Of Attorney

General, 10,000.00; Olson, Carolyn, 4,575.00; Omnitech, Inc., 14,512.50; Osheim & Schmidt

Funeral Home, 1,910.00; Otis Elevator Co, 1,900.00; Otis Elevator Co, 5,517.69; Oubre Russell,

1,500.00; Pacific Steel & Recycling, 58.35; Parkway Carwash Inc, 12.50; Parr Law PC, 892.40;

Paulsen, Paul, 184.80; Pdr Pros LLC, 5,617.75; Pederson Law Office LLC, 33,132.98; Pena Susan,

2,990.00; Penn Co Council On Aging, 6,750.00; Penn Co Health & Human Sv Petty Cash, 441.68;

Penn Co Jail Petty Cash, 2,132.40; Penn Co Sheriff Petty Cash, 395.93; Penn Co States Atty Petty

Cash, 71.25; Penn Co Treasurer Petty Cash, 18.51; Pennington County Courant, 2,694.22;

Pennington County Housing & Redevelopment, 372.00; Pete Lien & Sons Inc, 916.00; Petters

Larry, 950.00; PH&S Products, 3,094.00; Pheasantland Industries, 1,607.00; Pheasantland

Industries, 1,946.00; Phelps, Terri, 1,260.00; Phoenix Supply LLC, 3,887.75; Pillen Optical Inc,

495.00; Pioneer Bank & Trust, 9,503.78; Pioneer Bank & Trust, 17,555.17; Pioneer Bank & Trust,

14,301.39; Pioneer Bank & Trust, 1,245.96; Pioneer Bank & Trust, 7,135.76; Pioneer Bank &

Trust, 2,347.38; Pioneer Bank & Trust, 34.17; Pitney Bowes Reserve Account, 5,200.00;

Plainsview Mobile Manor, 675.00; Pomplun Kent, 21.84; Ponderosa Screen Printing And

Embroidery, 75.18; Powell, Michael, 800.00; Power House, 46.05; Power House, 304.52; Prairie

Auto Parts Inc, 849.09; Prairie Auto Parts Inc, 333.25; Precision Eyecare PC, 252.60; Premier Real

Estate Mgmt LLC, 433.00; Price LLC, 800.00; Print Mark-Et, 82.90; Professional Computer

Services LLP, 985.00; Proforma Screening Solutions LLC, 17.00; Psychological Associates Of

Yankton, 500.00; Puckett Dawn, 299.16; Puckett Dawn, 131.31; Qualified Presort Service LLC,

20,596.86; Quettier Nicolas, 348.00; Quill Corporation, 614.33; Radiant Heat Of South Dakota

LLC, 170.75; Radiology Associates Professional LLC, 244.40; Rapid Collision, 11,109.27; Rapid

Delivery Inc, 126.50; Rapid Rooter, 175.00; Rapid Tire & Alignment, 1,376.21; RC Area School

Dist 51-4, 642.08; RC Area School Dist 51-4, 364.67; RC Emergency Services PA, 761.89; RC

Fire & Emergency Services, 5,696.39; RC Journal - Advertising, 4,496.87; RC Journal -

Advertising, 400.00; RC Medical Center LLC, 11,055.35; RC Police Dept-Evidence, 4,827.00;

RC Winsupply, 373.41; RDO Equipment Co, 5,428.49; Rearick R. Russell, 1,250.00; Record

Storage Solutions, 812.50; Redwood Mediation Services LLC, 181.20; Redwood Mediation

Services LLC, 9.50; Redwood Toxicology Laboratory Inc, 111.82; Reliance Telephone Inc, 35.85;

Relias LLC, 10,910.71; Renner & Associates LLC, 876.05; Ricoh USA Inc, 82.54; Ricoh USA

Inc, 227.17; Rittberger Cindy Lee, 900.00; Rochester Armored Car Company Inc, 492.78;

Rochford Fire Protection District, 200.00; Rochford Fire Protection District, 200.00; Rogers

Construction Inc, 35,775.00; Rose Inn LLC, 740.00; Rossknecht Ron, 376.32; Runnings Supply

Inc, 411.78; Rushmore Communications, 6,497.35; Sakura LLC, 103.00; Salamun Dalaina,

240.00; Sand Scripts, 38.50; Sandra Runde Realty Inc, 55.44; Scenic Township, 937.50;

Schlimgen Law Firm Prof. LLC, 1,334.60; Schnider Katherine, 500.00; Schock Mark, 100.00;

Schwaneke Susan P., 722.20; Scovel Psychological, 2,500.00; SD Dept Health, 88.00; SD Dept



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Of Revenue, 682.00; SD Dept Of Revenue, 9,980.66; SD Dept Of Transp-Finance, 259,085.68;

SD Div Of Motor Vehicles, 5.00; SD Firefighters Assn Inc, 50.00; SD Sheriff's Association,

3,528.44; SD State's Attorneys Association, 2,250.00; SD Teen Court Association, 750.00;

SDACC, 17,661.00; SDN Communications, 316.44; SDN Communications, 648.00; SDRC Terra

Kennedy MHP2 LLC, 450.00; SDSU Extension, 25.92; Securus Technologies Inc, 14,313.44;

Securus Technologies Inc, 258.60; Seifert, Mary Rae, 735.00; Servall Uniform/Linen Co,

2,040.12; Servall Uniform/Linen Co, 422.36; Sherwin Williams Paints, 267.18; Sherwin Williams

Paints, 11.59; Signs Now, 1,798.00; Signs Now, 226.76; Simpliverified LLC, 225.00; Simpson's

Printing, 819.50; SKC Communication Product, 1,249.98; Smith Jr Darrel F, 7,213.00; Smith,

Darrel F, 1,300.00; Smith, Darrel F, 184.00; Smoot & Utzman, 1,199.25; Snap On Tools, 439.95;

Solemate Shoes And Uniform Center, 231.90; Springbrook Holding Company, 52,996.65; Stan

Houston Equipment, 167.74; Stan Houston Equipment, 56.56; Standing Rod, 41.16; State Bar Of

South Dakota, 200.00; State Of South Dakota, 106.50; Steam Cleaning Specialist, 2,000.00;

Stephanie Moen & Assoc., 67.50; Stephens, Matthew T, 15,930.00; Streicher's, 1,392.98;

Sturdevant's Auto Parts, 8,672.72; Sturdevant's Auto Parts, 223.22; Suckow Kimberly, 8.82;

Summit Companies, 486.00; Summit Food Service, 133,755.80; Summit Food Service, 3,252.82;

Sundial Square Apartments, 265.82; Survival Armor Inc, 10.00; Survival Armor Inc, 992.33;

Swiftec Inc, 11,579.15; Syncb/Amazon, 1,075.82; Tessco Incorporated, 30.72; Tessco

Incorporated, 88.91; The Hartford, 2,651.09; The Palms Apartments LLC, 240.00; The Repair

Shop, 2,839.53; Thomson Reuters-West, 7,917.96; Thomson Reuters-West, 2,861.95; Thorne

Penny, 850.00; Thurman, Creighton, 210.40; Tibbetts Tyler, 37.80; Timeclock Plus, LLC, 831.60;

Timeclock Plus, LLC, 938.70; TKRS Properties LLC, 883.79; TKRS Properties LLC, 2,070.46;

Transource Truck & Equipment Inc, 200.71; Tritech Software Systems, 151,393.43; TSI

Incorporated, 1,945.00; Tyler Technologies, 46,115.16; Tzadik Rapid City LLC, 2,963.00; United

Parcel Services Inc, 47.34; Upper Deck Architects Inc, 500.37; Upper Knollwood Townhouse,

264.00; US Bank Na Fees, 1,500.00; Vallette Tools Inc, 70.51; Vanway Trophy & Awards,

1,503.70; Vanway Trophy & Awards, 64.95; Vari Sales Corporation, 690.00; Vast Broadband,

230.00; Vast Broadband, 884.32; Vemco, 627.16; Venture Architects, 2,055.12; Verizon Connect

NWF Inc, 32.38; Verizon Wireless, 279.35; Verizon Wireless, 640.16; Video Service Of America,

344.99; Vlieger Tom, 62.28; Walkenhorst's, 12,968.00; Wall Building Center & Construction,

899.05; Wall Ridge Apartments, 288.00; Watertree Inc, 954.01; Watertree Inc, 29.50; Weed And

Pest Conference, 150.00; Weichmann, Cynthia M, 759.30; Weichmann, Cynthia M, 393.75;

Wellmark, 369,490.70; Wells Fargo Bank Na, 4,012.97; Wesolick Law Firm / Aspen Legacy

Planning, 1,663.70; West River Anesthesiology Consultants PC, 973.54; West River Electric,

558.84; West River Electric, 2,037.99; Western Communication Inc, 7,302.76; Western First Aid

& Safety Llc, 351.08; Western First Aid & Safety LLC, 187.78; Western Mailers, 311.39; Western

States Sheriffs Association, 100.00; Western Stationers Inc, 2,608.37; Western Thrifty Inn LLC,

380.00; Wex Bank, 6,515.40; Wex Bank, 206.98; Weyer Scott, 3.36; Whisler Bearing Co, 248.54;

Whisler Bearing Co, 106.60; Whisper Rock Apartments II, 902.00; Whisper Rock Apartments,

2,304.00; Whispering Pines Vfd, 275.98; Whiting, Marcia, 2,037.00; Wickre Jim, 73.92; Wikle,

Leon, 363.50; Winner Police Dept, 66.40; Wolf, Ione, 402.50; Wood Stock Supply, 75.75;

Working Against Violence, 9,189.00; Yankton Co Sheriff Office, 300.00; Yankton County

Treasurer, 627.05; Z & S Dust Control System, 2,580.30; Zep Sales & Service, 659.96; ZMC LLC,



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74.29; ZMC LLC, 11,915.00; Zuercher Technologies LLC, 29,858.60; Zuercher Technologies

LLC, 9,713.03.

ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC

PAYROLL

Commissioners, 8,923.03; Elections, 6,478.09; Auditor, 12,828.49; Treasurer, 35,842.52; State's

Attorney, 142,150.90; Public Defender, 77,328.96; Buildings & Grounds, 60,927.79;

Equalization, 41,581.80; Register of Deeds, 16,076.63; IT, 23,208.00; Human Resources,

7,404.82; Sheriff, 278,558.84; Jail, 325,262.35; JSC, 111,794.81; JSC Juvenile Alternative,

4,478.90; CCADP, 110,994.88; Economic Assistance, 34,439.43; Extension, 1,409.61; Weed &

Pest, 5,212.00; Natural Resource Management, 3,621.60; Planning and Zoning, 16,332.26; Road

& Bridge, 98,223.18; Fire Administration, 3,569.41; Natural Resource Management, 671.20;

Dispatch, 101,637,37; Emergency Management, 4,881.81; 24-7 Program, 9,025.82.

AUDITOR’S ACCOUNT OF THE TREASURER: To the Pennington County Board of

Commissioners, I hereby submit the following report of my examination of the cash and cash items

in the hands of the County Treasurer as of December 31, 2020: Total balances of checking/savings

accounts 17,684,433.00; Total balance of Treasurer’s Office safe cash, 14,000.00; Total

certificates of deposit, 4,545,514.74; Total Prime Value Investment, 30,853,753.57; Total petty

cash, 17,040.00; Total long/short, (582.67); Total, 53,114,158.64. Submitted by Lori Wessel,

Deputy Auditor.

PERSONNEL: Amounts listed are hourly, bi-weekly or per meeting depending on position.

Detox: Effective 01/25/2021: Brent Lambley, $28.42.

JSC: Effective 01/10/2021: Jasen Saivong, $25.77.

Jail: Effective 01/10/2021: Keith Fenner, $25.77; Monica Brennan, $25.74. Effective 01/25/2021:

James Compomizzi, $22.80; Michael Tilus, $22.80; Daniel Walton, $22.80; Tanner Klafka,

$22.80; Matthew Maxfield, $22.80; Shane Gould, $22.80. Effective 02/07/2021: Savanna Warren,

$25.17; Jacob Andrews, $25.17.

Planning & Zoning: Effective 01/05/2021: Karen McGregor, $25.00.

Sheriff: Effective 01/10/2021: Neal Hofer, $22.80. Effective 01/25/2021: Mark Brueggeman,

$25.17; Randall Casey, $25.17; Samuel Funk, $23.39. Effective 02/07/2021: Leonard Jacobs,

$25.17.

ADJOURN

MOVED by Lasseter and seconded by Hadcock to adjourn the meeting. Vote: Unanimous. There

being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 11:50 a.m.


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