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Supervisors report on law-enforcement center upgrades, a town hall and a conservation‑ranching program

Woodbury County Board of Supervisors · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Committee updates included building improvements at the Law Enforcement Center, a well‑attended town hall event recorded to the county YouTube page, and a conservation‑ranching program that would support grassland bird habitat and offer producer incentives.

Supervisors reported several routine committee items. Dave said the Law Enforcement Center authority discussed fire-alarm and building-automation upgrades and expects removal of an energy-recovery wheel the first full week of April. Matthew said an Anthony town hall drew about 70 attendees and the recording is available on the county’s YouTube page; he thanked staff and elected officials who participated. Supervisor Carper summarized a presentation from the Loess Hills Alliance about the Ottabon Conservation Ranching Program (introduced to the state), noting the program supports practices such as interior fencing, rotational grazing, prescribed fire and brush clearing and would allow producers using the protocol to market "bird-friendly" beef.

No action was taken; the updates were informational.