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Sheriff reports 53 inmates; highway superintendent announces bid openings
Summary
Sheriff Marty Stanwick reported 53 inmates and 79 participants in the 24/7 sobriety program; Highway Superintendent Brian Gustad announced bid openings for the 2026 Chip Seal and Surfacing projects and explained a $26,000 crack‑machine repair.
At the March 3 meeting Sheriff Marty Stanwick told the commission the county jail held 53 inmates and 79 individuals were participating in the county's 24/7 sobriety program. He also noted three deputies graduating from law enforcement school Friday.
Highway Superintendent Brian Gustad said a bid opening for the 2026 Brookings County Chip Seal and Surfacing projects would take place at 2:30 p.m. that day and a late‑March bid opening was scheduled for the county striping project shared with other counties. Gustad explained a recent $26,685.75 claim for crack‑machine repair was due to a pump replacement on the county's 2017 machine.
