During a recent government meeting, the council approved the off-sale malt beverage and South Dakota Farm and Wine License for a local Latino grocery store, following a motion by Alderman Farjeet and a second by Alderman Tufte. The motion passed without opposition.

The mayor provided updates on upcoming community events, notably the open house for the new fire station scheduled for Wednesday, June 26, from 4 PM to 7 PM. The event will feature a community meal and a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5:30 PM. The mayor expressed hope for a good turnout and acknowledged the efforts of staff in organizing the event.

Additionally, discussions were held regarding the potential reappointment of a cemetery committee to address new regulations and practices, particularly in light of the increasing popularity of cremation. The committee would meet quarterly to explore options for better land utilization within the cemetery.

The mayor also mentioned ongoing preliminary discussions with a developer regarding a housing project aimed at addressing the city's rental shortage. No final plans have been approved yet, but the project is seen as a potential solution to the community's housing needs.

In other updates, the city is preparing for the upcoming Bridal event, with hopes for favorable weather. The mayor and staff are also working on the budget for the upcoming year, with a focus on improving financial planning processes.

Lastly, the city received a generous donation of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) for the city park, which will enhance safety for visitors engaging in various activities. The meeting concluded with positive remarks about recent landscaping improvements in the park and a reminder for the community to stay informed about event updates, particularly regarding weather-related changes.