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Commission approves Just Home services agreement and routine license renewals
Summary
Commissioners approved a services agreement to move Just Home program coordination to Sioux Falls Housing and add South Dakota Urban Indian Health for culturally specific supports, and also approved remaining malt beverage and farm‑wine renewals after compliance checks.
Brett Johnson of the Human Services Department asked the commission to authorize the chair to sign a services agreement transferring coordination of the Just Home program to Sioux Falls Housing and adding South Dakota Urban Indian Health for culturally relevant programming ("talking circles"). Johnson said the parties have coordinated the project for about three and a half years and the agreement supports transition of referrals, intake and participant placements; commissioners approved the signature authorization by roll call.
Kim Christianson of the auditor's office presented the final renewal applications for 2025–2026 malt beverage and South Dakota farm wine licenses; she said each applicant submitted required forms, fees and that reviewing departments (state's attorney, planning and zoning, sheriff) had their concerns addressed. Commissioners approved the renewals by roll call.
Commission action: Services agreement and license renewals were approved during the meeting; the services agreement will allow Sioux Falls Housing and South Dakota Urban Indian Health to continue program operations and culturally relevant support for participants.
Next steps: execute the services agreement and implement the operational transition for Just Home; finalize licensure records and fee allocations per county and state split.
