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Votes and actions: Kingsbury County commission, April 9, 2026
Summary
A quick reference of motions and outcomes from the April 9 Kingsbury County commission meeting: claims approved; Malt Beverage License renewed for Mathew's store; travel requests approved; wage-scale amendment adopted; Right of Way approved for East River Electric; security camera estimates accepted pending prepay removal; Resolution 2026-5 adopted to supplement the 425th Ave budget by $3,666,000.
At its April 9 meeting the Kingsbury County Board of County Commissioners recorded the following formal actions and outcomes:
• Claims list approved (motion by Spilde, second Lundquist; all present voting aye). Examples of claims on the list include Century Business Products $9,787.36 and Innovative Business Consultant $10,674.32. • Malt Beverage License renewal for Mathew’s store approved (motion by Spilde, second by Nelson; all present voting aye). • Multiple travel requests approved including SDACO Spring Workshop in Pierre (May 5-7) and Equalization District meeting in Sioux Falls (April 28-29). • Wage-scale amendment converting the Deputy States Attorney to a salaried position approved (motion by Nelson, second by Lundquist; all present voting aye). Current Step F salary listed at $30,000.00 in the minutes. • Right of Way application from East River Electric to place poles on CR204 approved (motion by Lundquist, second by Spilde; all present voting aye). • Security camera estimates from Onsight ($32,004.85) and Efraimson Electric ($12,138.00) accepted contingent on removal of a prepay clause. • Resolution 2026-5 to supplement the 425th Avenue project budget by $3,666,000 with proceeds from debt adopted on roll call (Lee, Spilde, Walls, Lundquist, Nelson – all aye).
Other items included acceptance of financial reports, routine payroll and benefit items, Executive Sessions for personnel and contract negotiations, and continued discussions about the Highway Shop lot and Osceola-area road maintenance.
