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Custer County commissioners approve multiple countywide policies, buy road roller and rule on two special-use permits
Summary
At its March 13 meeting the Custer County Board of County Commissioners approved six policy resolutions tied to federal grant compliance, authorized a used road roller purchase, approved one special-use permit with conditions and denied another, and approved accounts payable.
Custer County commissioners on Thursday approved a package of countywide policy changes aimed at tightening grant and data controls, authorized the purchase of a used road roller, and issued decisions on two special‑use permit requests.
The board adopted six resolutions that update how the county handles whistleblower protections, personally identifiable information, grant oversight, federally funded procurement, management of federally purchased equipment, and Davis‑Bacon Act compliance for federally funded construction. Commissioners also moved to buy a used double‑drum road roller and voted separately on two special‑use permit applications: one for a feed/retail operation in a rural residential/agricultural zone (denied) and one for a wedding venue on Haven Road (approved with conditions). Accounts payable covering routine county bills was approved as presented.
Why it matters: the policy changes are intended to align county procedures with federal grant requirements and reduce the risk of losing reimbursement or future grant funding. The roller purchase is intended to reduce road‑maintenance…
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