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Property · PollockThe Mound City Council approved insurance for the town’s property at its regular Feb. 3 meeting held at the fire hall. Upon discussing its options with a representative of the South Dakota Public Assurance Alliance, the board approved a replacement cost value plan and a $1,000 deductible. The exception was the town’s water tower, which will be under an actual cash value plan, according to the meeting minutes. North Dakota Insurance Commission st…See the Story
Mound City council approves insurance policies for town - Prairie Pioneer
Pollock · PollockGrazing cattle are not an uncommon sight in South Dakota. Ranching has long been a part of our way of life, and we take our beef seriously. But when you go to the grocery store, you can’t determine if the beef you’re buying is from the ranch down the road or from another country. You can look at the label on your shirt to find out where it’s from, but why don’t we label the beef we eat? I’m a longtime supporter of mandatory country of origin lab…See the Story
Where’s the beef from? - Prairie Pioneer
Pollock · PollockThe Campbell County Commission held two public hearings and accepted a resignation at its regular monthly meeting held Feb. 4 at the courthouse in Mound City. A public hearing was held on selling culverts to Campbell County residents. Following discussion, commissioners moved to approve selling new culverts at cost plus a 10% handling fee with a $50 minimum charge, and to sell used culverts at 50% of new cost plus a 10% handling fee with a $50 m…See the Story
County commission OKs hours for private road maintenance - Prairie Pioneer
Pollock · PollockThe Pollock Town Board opted out of renewing its contract for code enforcement services at its regular meeting held Feb. 3 in the community center. The board learned that its contract with Code Enforcement Specialists, LLC, is due for renewal in 2025. “After much discussion, the board agreed the town looks good, with the exception of a few properties,” according to the board minutes. Board members agreed to not renew the contract with Code Enfor…See the Story
Pollock board opts to not renew code enforcement contract - Prairie Pioneer
Pollock · PollockAs I write this article, in the 100th South Dakota Legislative session, we will be in week five and appropriators will be finishing listening to agency presentations including all South Dakota colleges and technical institutes. As we move forward, House Appropriations, along with Senate Appropriations, will be meeting separate and reconvene as Joint Appropriations to discuss, move or reject legislation that is being sent to appropriation. We jus…See the Story
Legislative update - Prairie Pioneer
Pollock · PollockThe Prairie Pioneer reached out to the District 23 legislators, who represent Campbell County and the immediate surrounding area, concerning the 100th South Dakota legislative session, which opened Jan. 14 with the State of the State address. Rep. Scott Moore and Sen. Mark Lapka provided the responses below. Rep. Spencer Gosch did not respond to the Prairie Pioneer’s request by press time. Rep. Scott Moore, District 23 The holidays have come and…See the Story
District 23 lawmakers share view on upcoming session - Prairie Pioneer
Wind Power · PollockAfter postponing the decision for a couple of months, the Campbell County Commission, meeting as the County Board of Zoning Adjustment, approved a variance from the county zoning ordinances concerning the allowable decibel levels related to wind farms at their meeting on Jan. 7 at the courthouse in Mound City. RWE Clean Energy, the owner of Campbell County Wind Farm 1 (CC1), has been working for the past several years on developing Campbell Coun…See the Story
