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Redfield council approves $28,666.67 in community subsidies

Redfield City Council · January 5, 2026
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Summary

The Redfield City Council on Jan. 5 approved a set of subsidies totaling $28,666.67, including one-time and recurring support for Ginny’s Safe House, Area IV Nutrition, the Redfield Senior Center and Spink County Transit.

The Redfield City Council on Jan. 5 approved a package of community subsidies that will provide financial support to local social services and transit.

On motions recorded in the minutes, the council approved a $10,000.00 payment to Ginny’s Safe House, a $7,000.00 payment to Area IV Nutrition, a $10,000.00 annual subsidy to Spink County Transit and a monthly payment of $1,666.67 to the Redfield Senior Center. The motions were moved and seconded by council members and carried by unanimous vote as recorded in the minutes.

Councilmember Mike Siebrecht moved to approve the $10,000 allocation to Ginny’s Safe House; Matthew Weller seconded. Jessi Lewis moved approval of the Area IV Nutrition payment, seconded by Amy Akin. The senior center subsidy was moved by Joe Morrissette and seconded by Matthew Weller. The transit subsidy motion was moved by Mike Siebrecht and seconded by Amy Akin. All motions carried, according to the meeting record.

The minutes note the senior center payment as a recurring monthly subsidy ($1,666.67) while the other grants are recorded as one-time or annual payments. No additional conditions or implementation timelines are included in the minutes.