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Charles Mix County approves new Register of Deeds fee, funeral aid and personnel change; auditors report administrative updates

Charles Mix County Board of Commissioners · July 18, 2024
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Summary

At its July 18 meeting the Charles Mix County Board approved a $1,200 annual Register of Deeds fee, authorized up to $3,000 in funeral assistance, accepted an employee resignation and reviewed budget timing and administrative updates including a planned prisoner housing cost increase.

The Charles Mix County Board of Commissioners voted on a set of administrative and consent items at its July 18 regular meeting.

The board approved an annual Register of Deeds fee of $1,200 for copies, scanned documents and weekly reports. Commissioner Nick Stotz moved for approval and Vice Chairman Colin Soukup seconded; minutes record "all in favor; motion carried." Auditor Jason Gant presented the fee proposal and stated the fee is effective July 18, 2024.

The board also approved funeral assistance of up to $3,000 following a coroner recommendation; Vice Chairman Soukup moved approval and Commissioner Stotz seconded. The board accepted the resignation of Christian Ross effective July 15, 2024 on a motion by Vice Chairman Soukup and second by Commissioner Stotz.

Auditor Jason Gant provided several informational updates: a new computer system for the Weed Department is planned, the Budget Hearing previously scheduled for Sept. 12 was moved to Sept. 3, county prisoner housing reimbursement will increase from $90 to $100 per day effective Jan. 1, 2025, Edmunds County has a new jail (noted for context), the SD Highway 50 bridge in Geddes is planned to be named after Terry Rada on Aug. 10, and a CLERP filing was made for court-appointed attorney fees. The Highway Superintendent also briefed the board on flood-related work including culvert replacements and graveled road needs; no formal action was recorded on those updates.

Commissioner Nick Stotz moved to approve the meeting agenda and Vice Chairman Colin Soukup seconded; the board approved the July 11 minutes and adjourned at 11:08 a.m. The board scheduled its next regular meetings for 10:00 a.m. on Aug. 8 at the Courthouse and Aug. 22 at the Wagner Highway Shop.