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Redfield Council hears updates on SD Path properties, approves training attendance and pays claims

Redfield City Council · March 2, 2026
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Summary

Council received a briefing on the SD Path properties program, approved sending staff to Spring Damage Prevention training on March 18, 2026, and authorized payment of city and hospital claims totaling the amounts recorded in the minutes; Pheasant Fest and Chamber updates were also reported.

At the March 2 meeting, Finance Officer Adam L. Hansen briefed the Council on the SD Path properties program and provided administrative updates including holiday closings. Council approved sending Chad Moore and Ryan Yost to the 2026 Spring Damage Prevention Meeting in Aberdeen on March 18, 2026 (motion by Keith Gall, seconded by Mike Siebrecht).

Council also approved payment of city and hospital claims. The minutes list City Prepaid $3,817.39; City Unpaid $87,534.03; Hospital & Clinic Prepaid $107,752.04; and Hospital & Clinic Unpaid $186,641.78, plus additional vendor claims (for example, Midcontinent Communications $1,020.01 and Redfield Ace Hardware $611.43). Motion to pay claims was moved by Jessi Lewis, seconded by Matthew Weller; roll call recorded all members voting "Yes." Councilmembers gave brief reports on Pheasant Fest and Chamber of Commerce activities during this portion of the meeting.