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Council OKs skid-steer grapple purchase and airport signs funded by fuel tax surplus

Gregory City Council · April 7, 2025
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Summary

The council approved buying a $3,100 rock/grapple bucket attachment for the skid steer and authorized multiple airport signs to be paid from airport fuel tax surplus funds; the highway-light replacement quote was discussed but tabled while the city explores insurance and reuse options.

Council approved purchase of a rock/grapple bucket attachment for the city’s skid steer at a cost of $3,100 on a motion by Stacey Boes, seconded by Kristi Drey. The purchase was approved unanimously and recorded in the minutes as an equipment expenditure to support public works operations.

Separately, the council approved airport signage — a "Welcome to Gregory, SD" banner inside the large hangar, a hangar-fee sign and paybox, and three "Keep Gate Closed" signs — and specified those items would be paid for from the airport fuel tax surplus. A separate staff item to replace a highway light pole (hit during construction) was discussed; the council tabled that decision pending quotes, insurance review and inquiries about reusing the downed pole held by Rosebud Electric Cooperative.