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Board sets 2026 wages, official depository and city attorney

Hosmer City Board of Trustees · January 13, 2026
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Summary

Pursuant to state law, the board set employee wages for 2026 (Anthony Torres $23/hr until certification then $25; Andy Torres $25/hr; Gregg Burrer $23/hr; part-time La’a Tuatagaloa $20/hr), confirmed Campbell County Bank/Farmers State Bank as depository, Gibson Publishing as official newspaper, and Ryan Vogel, Esq. as City Attorney.

The Jan. 13 meeting recorded the board’s annual appointments and disclosures under SDCL § 6-1-10. The wage schedule lists City Maintenance Manager Anthony Torres at $23.00 per hour (to rise to $25.00 upon water certification), City Liquor Store Manager Andy Torres at $25.00 per hour, and Finance Officer Gregg Burrer at $23.00 per hour. Part-time bartender/cook La’a Tuatagaloa is listed at $20.00 per hour, and board members are paid $50.00 per regular meeting and $25.00 per special meeting.

The board also reaffirmed Campbell County Bank/Farmers State Bank of Hosmer as the official city depository, Gibson Publishing/Edmunds County Tribune as the official newspaper, and Ryan Vogel, Esq., Partner at Richardson Law Firm in Aberdeen, as City Attorney under SDCL § 9-14-23.