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Votes at a glance: Codington County Commission actions, April 22, 2025
Summary
A roundup of motions the Codington County Commission approved during its April 22 meeting, including meeting minutes, a township RAFe funding increase, equipment purchases for the sheriff's office and detention center, a grant application, and an extension of treasurer office hours through May.
The Codington County Commission on April 22 approved a series of routine motions covering minutes, township funding, equipment purchases, a grant application and an administrative hour extension. Most motions were adopted by voice vote; exact tallies were not specified in the meeting record.
Votes at a glance: - Approve April 22 agenda — moved by Schwier; second by Gable; outcome: approved (voice vote; tally not specified). - Approve April 15 minutes — moved by Johnson; second by Schwere; outcome: approved (voice vote; tally not specified). - Approve consolidated Board of Equalization minutes — moved by Johnson; second by Schwere; outcome: approved (voice vote; tally not specified). - Approve additional $52,000 RAFe funding request for Rawville Township culvert project (township to cover 20% of the additional amount) — moved by Commissioner McElhaney; second by Commissioner Schwere; outcome: approved (voice vote; tally not specified). - Purchase two Dodge Durango patrol vehicles (budgeted for 2025) at $41,231 each from a local dealer — moved by Gable; second by McElhaney; outcome: approved (voice vote; tally not specified). - Accept quote for XP all-purpose cleaner for the detention center, $4,368.87 (budgeted) — moved by McElhaney; second by Schwere; outcome: approved (voice vote; tally not specified). - Authorize application for up to $10,000 from the UJS Court Security Grant for courthouse camera upgrades — moved by Johnson; second by McElhaney; outcome: authorized (voice vote; tally not specified). - Extend treasurer's office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. through May 31 (administrative change) — motion made and seconded (second recorded as Commissioner Gable; mover not specified in transcript); outcome: approved (voice vote; tally not specified). - Approve abatement applications (item number 15) — outcome: approved (voice vote; tally not specified); transcript gives no detail on individual abatement applications.
The meeting also included monthly reports from emergency management and the sheriff’s office, updates on jail design meetings and training, and routine calendar notices. The commission adjourned at 9:35 a.m.
