November 2, 2020, Alcester City Council Agenda
6:00 P.M.
Please note the agenda, you may want to be there. Specifically the cost of the street signs, the computers to be paid for by CARES and lest we forget an EMS Update (ought to be interesting.)
Let your council know what you think:
Mayor Dan Haeder 605-934-2287
Councilman David Larsen 605-934-2434
Councilwoman Melissa Kay 712-557-0689
Councilwoman Darla Reppe 605-934-2602
Councilwoman Linda Talbot 605-934-1849
09/21/2020 Alcester City Council Meeting – Agenda Item #11 – Finance Office Updates
09/21/2020 City Minutes – September 21, 2020 Agenda Item #11 (e) Covid-19
Marcus Ireland made a motion to approve the purchase of Eight (8) Samsung Tablets from A&B Business Solutions, $2,232.00, General Fund, as a COVID readiness expense, for remote meetings; Linda Talbott seconded it. Roll Call vote – Melissa Kay, Marcus Ireland, Linda Talbott and Darla Reppe voted aye, Dave Larsen and Vickie Larsen voted no.
Auditor: Iowa Misallocated at Least $21 Million in COVID-19 Funds
“Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand announced Governor Kim Reynolds misused CARES Act Funds to purchase software for her staff… Iowa’s government misallocated at least $21 million of federal assistance intended for COVID-19 relief and must correct the error by the end of the year or face having to repay the money, State Auditor Rob Sand says.” Jason Clayworth, Auditor: Iowa Misallocated At Least $21 Million in Covod-19Funds, Des Moines Register, www.desmoinesregister.com published October 18, 2020, 3:34 PM CT
Folks I voted against this and I wrote why I did in my post 09/21/2020 A Voice From the Gallery. My opinion and position on CARES Funding of computers still stand, the City of Alcester could be on the hook for $2232.00, want to guess whose pockets that will come out of?
Let your council know:
Contact City Council
Mayor Dan Haeder 605-934-2287
Councilman David Larsen 605-934-2434
Councilwoman Melissa Kay 712-557-0689
Councilwoman Darla Reppe 605-934-2602
Councilwoman Linda Talbot 605-934-1849
“Fear not those who argue, but those who dodge”
credited to Marie von Ebner Eschenbach
(03:06.03 and 06:05.67 meet Kay Cam and introducing ACCN ((Alcester City Council News))
Mayor Dan Haeder, opened the October 19, 2020, meeting of the Alcester City Council at 6:00 p.m. with council members Darla Reppe, Melissa Kay, Marcus Ireland, David Larsen, Linda Talbott and City Attorney Sam Nelson.
Agenda Item #3 Approve Agenda. Motion, second, no discussion and unanimous vote aye.
Agenda Item #4 Input
Me – Credit card cash back on the Council Oversight Inspection (Oxymoron) of the August books. At the time of my oversight inspection, I asked Finance Office Jurrens about the anomaly of refunds to the tune of approximately $200 to $400 in the golf course books. Got a non-answer from Finance Officer Jurrens. City-wise it is water deposit which is refunded with interest after a year if water payments are made and on time. However the Finance Office does not extend refunds to renters unless they move and without interest which seems discriminatory to me. I have to wonder if the renters on the city council have received their water deposit back h-m-m? It was not a water deposit but a credit card cash back situation. This is a situation where something is purchased at the golf course, the patron asks if the cashier will add $30.00 over the price of the purchase, charge it to the credit card and give the patron $30.00 change back and once again I received (09:51.40) “…we do not keep any customer information…” non-answer from Finance Officer Jurrens…h-m-m.
Mayor Haeder – (10:02.67)Street striping regarding parking spaces on Iowa. (10:02.67) Report of someone living in an RV behind a house. Legal? or Not?
Councilman Ireland – City street light on the corner of 6th and Lincoln flickering.
Police Chief Christie – signs for deaf child playing area…Covid grant money.
Agenda Item #6 (out-of-order) – surplus AED to be surplus transferred to Alcester Fire Department.
Agenda Item #5 – Planning & Zoning Public Hearing 6:15 PM. Public Hearing committee? Now folks the Planning and Zoning committee of Alcester is made up wholly and solely of the sitting Alcester City Council. There is a problem with this. Let me show you.
(22:17.80) No formal move into Planning & Zoning committee by the council. How about that Sam?
(23.03.23) FO Pat references maps the council has, gallery has not been provided maps to follow along on. Oops, hey Sam I think a public hearing indicates audience participation. How can they possibly participate without proper documents and time to absorb the information? You know, Sam kind of like a three page confidential memorandum (?) thrown out and one is expected to read and defend against its drooling ravings in less than five minutes?
(26:20.23) Still no formal move into Planning and Zoning committee. Audience still is unaware of any move from Council to P & Z committee and totally confused and effectively barred from participation because no one has given them permission to address the committee or council. In fact I believe even the council was oblivious to procedure. Hey Sam, where are you?
Councilman David Larsen makes a motion…Uhm there has been no public input during this “Hearing”, no permission given to the public at this point to voice their opinions during this hearing, there has been a obfuscation of whether it is the Planning & Zoning Committee and the City Council and now a motion for a vote has been made! Yoohoo Sam?
Finally it occurs to madam legal guru, law school student (?)–hey we have not allowed the public to participate in this little soiree. Finally the question is asked, if there is any opinion from the gallery. WOW! No answer from the gallery, so no harm no foul right? What the public doesn’t know? A day late and a diploma short.
So which entity took the vote? Planning and Zoning Committee or Alcester City Council. Yeah mayor, minutia is important. Oops? Do Over?
Agenda Item #7 – Street signs
WHOA WHOA DID YA EVER MOVE OUT OF COMMITTEE COUNCIL? WHO IS ACTING PARLIAMENTARIAN HERE?
Blundering on to Agenda Item #7 – Street signs – Councilman David Larsen explained the street signage issue to the council. Uhm let’s see who was sitting on the council when the question was first broached back in May 5, 2014, (minutia again Mayor) Mayor Rick Johnson came to the council (Agenda Item #33) with a document to be signed. Problem was the signing the document would involve self-warranting by the city and major financial exposure, that was a big problem! (dropped) Original joint powers was related to DOT PH0020 (187) PCN 06JK
Second run at the street signs came up on March 5, 2018, agenda item #6 with the following present council members serving during that meeting: Dan Haeder, David Larsen, Darla Reppe and Melissa Kay. These very same council members of today listened (?) James Ainslie from Pierre tell them they could tag on to the Mitchell project bid Dot PH0020(187) PCN-06JK. Say Councilwoman Kay remember how you voted? Here let me help ya out.
“Agenda Item #6 Road Safety Improvement Project DOT 929-08/2015 Joint Powers PH0020 (187) PCN-06JK – this involved sign replacements as translated by Finance Officer Pat Jurrens. The council was provided a copy of the contract required for participation in this project for replacing street signs. Alcester Finance Officer Pat Jurrens prefaced her explanation (video 00:08:35) with reference to the Alcester City Council of Four years ago took the line that they were unwilling to cover the liability of sign replacement if for some reason the signs were destroyed. H-m-m so who was on that council? Let’s see Mayor Rick Johnson, Mark Dykstra, Mike Burke, Kama Johnson, David Larsen and of course COUNCILWOMAN PAT JURRENS!
The story goes like this, “In the May 5, 2014, regular meeting of the Alcester City council…MAYOR RICK JOHNSON announced he signed up for ‘free street signs and wanted council permission to sign an agreement ASAP. Councilman Larsen and Councilman Dykstra asked to see the agreement since MAYOR RICK JOHNSON failed to share advance information with the council. Upon reading the city would be liable for the cost of materials and engineering if it didn’t maintain the signs and records. The council said NO! Given his responses to questions, it became clear MAYOR RICK JOHNSON failed to ‘read’ the agreement he was so anxious to sign because apparently he missed the payback clause and the cost of payback! WOW…”*
Imagine Finance Office Pat Jurrens ‘FORGOT’ all about her starring role as Alcester Councilwoman during that discussion. Imagine that! WATCH OUT FOR THE FO BUS BOYS! Mayor Glas and FO Pat want those street signs up to code and BY Golly Gummed Up catastrophe it NEEDS to be done! Now folks the council voted to approve this time but the scary thing is Councilman Lance Johnson voted to do the visual sign replacement with the second coming from Councilwoman Melissa Kay, discussion happened and the good folks realised they needed to amend the motion to allow Mayor Glas and Finance Officer Pat Jurrens to sign the document (presumably) WITHOUT presenting the final document to the council for approval. Watch video of this (video 00:23:51) Anyone have a problem with this scenario? We really want to trust a pair that have trouble getting the agenda right not once but at least twice. Or get the date of the regular city council meeting correct BEFORE putting it out for publication? *Vickie A. Larsen, a View from the Gallery, published May 15, 2014, The Alcester Union-Hudsonite newspaper. “
The next time the sign issue comes up is on December 3, 2018, Agenda Item #7 where the project is now called DOT PH 8034 (31) PCN 04K9 city street sign replacement with Council members David Larsen, Dan Haeder, Darla Reppe, Linda Talbott and legal guru Melissa Kay. Sign agreement did we lose money on this and what happened? H-m-m
“ Agenda line item #7 – street updates. Under street subsection (c) sign agreement which came in last week, surprise to Lonnie! Alcester was invited some time ago to participate in city sign updates around 2012, 2013 I believe. At that time the council determined the signs were too expensive, the existing signs were still serviceable so they declined the offer. Now they have changed their minds and want to participate under the Hutchinson County agreement PH 8034(31) PCN 04K9. Go Figure! Vickie Larsen, A Voice from the Gallery, 12/03/2018
Question is what is it going to cost us (we the people now)?
According to the South Dakota Department of Transportation 2020-2023 Tentative funds under Hutchinson County (past projected joint powers agreement (PH 8034 (31) 04KP Fed Funds 1.144, fiscal year 2021 and total cost (Mil$) 1.525 costs reflect anticipated inflation.
Agenda Item #8 – Legal Updates- 307 Iowa and 204 Ofstad. Play it again Sam, what is that about a possible conflict of interest. Who is advising the man who is supposed to waive his conflict of interest rights? You or the city?
Agenda Item #9 – Health Insurance – It appears the Finance Office mini-fo, ((avoicefromthegallery September 21, 2020 (02:11:43 )) “…I just want to be compensated…” Hey don’t we all. Evidently the city has exited the past insurance stance of “take it or leave it” with no cash payouts. H-m-m.
Agenda Item #10 Executive session – not needed- NO DAH the issue of Vickie the Council member is no longer a worry?
Agenda Item #11– Streets Update – a one-time burn
Agenda Item #12 – Old School Center – enter ordinance 2020-16
Agenda Item #13 – Website – still scheduled for launch on November 1, 2020, WooHoo! You will be able to pay your water bills online, you can read the ordinances, you can read the minutes from the meeting within a day or two. Yup really. Cannot wait to see All of our ordinances without having to pay the Patty Fee!
Agenda Item #14 – Community Bldg Alcester Finance Officer Jurrens gave an update, “…we did this, we are going to do that, and so on and so on…” Ever wonder who the We are? Fo Pat and the lint remnants in her drawers?
Agenda Item #15 HRC Update – None
Agenda Item #16 – Executive session – not needed amazing
Agenda Item #17 – Adjournment.
Contact City Council
Mayor Dan Haeder 605-934-2287
Councilman David Larsen 605-934-2434
Councilwoman Melissa Kay 712-557-0689
Councilwoman Darla Reppe 605-934-2602
Councilwoman Linda Talbot 605-934-1849
Oh to be an octopus and to have eight arms with which to defend meself agin all comers.
You know I have witnessed many injustices perpetrated by city government since 2012, and their actions and inactions never fail to amaze me.
If you think they will have your back, well let’s just explore that one?
*09/23/2013(Mayor Rick Johnson, Council David Larsen, Mike Burke, Mark Dykstra, Patricia Jurrens, Steve Johannsen and Kama Johnson) “…In the workplace harassment issue the mayor did not hand off to the South Dakota DCI for proper investigation setting the city up for nonfeasance charges, the council did not take action because according to ‘scuttlebutt’ (apparently a councilman divulged executive session) the complaining party resigned so the council figured they did not have to take action, leaving the city open for nonfeasance charges and lawsuit. According to Black’s Law Dictionary, “nonfeasance is neglect of duty, the neglect or failure of a person to do some act which he ought to do” creating an actionable liability. In addition at the September 23rd, 2013, special meeting the council went into executive session to discuss personnel issues with Alcester police officer Lisa present around 5:45 p.m. at which time my name was heard in the closed session and I am not personnel, after 15 minutes officer Lisa left the room and executive session continued for approximately another 48 minutes. The council violated executive session which had been called for the sole purpose of discussing personnel not Vickie Larsen. Officer Lisa tendered her resignation in that session and in a later interview with me, she told me the council wanted her to arrest me if I made a fuss..”
*05/05/2014 (Mayor Rick Johnson, Council David Larsen, Mike Burke, Mark Dykstra, Pat Jurrens, Kama Johnson ) “…Executive session for personnel 10:10 p.m. Mike Kezar…) Mayor does not re- appoint , council approves not to re-appoint Mike Kezar… notice for applicants to be published.
*06/02/2014 (Mayor Rick Johnson, Council David Larsen, Mike Burke, Mark Dykstra, Pat Jurrens, Kama Johnson) “…Go over Finance Officer Applications…”
*07/07/2014 (Mayor Rick Johnson, Council David Larsen, Mike Burke, Pat Jurrens, Kama Johnson, Mark Dykstra) Pat Jurrens resigns to take the Finance Officer job in September.
*09/10/2014 (Mayor Rick Johnson, Council Kama Johnson, David Larsen, Lance Johnson, Wayne VanGelder, Mark Dykstra, Mike Burke) Patricia Jurrens Of-fish-ally takes the Finance Office.
*02/19/2018 ( Mayor Tom Glas, Council David Larsen, Lance Johnson, Melissa Kay, Dan Haeder, Julia Sundstrom-Lyle, and Darla Reppe) “… In the January 8, 2018, regular council meeting Councilman David Larsen moved to accept the City Attorney Retainer agreement of which all council members had a true and complete copy and Councilwoman Reppe seconded the motion. Councilwoman Melissa Kay asked a couple questions regarding the retainer agreement history and with no further discussion by council members, the question was called with a unanimous (times 6) approval of the retainer agreement between the City of Alcester and Charles Haugland of Gubbrud, Haugland and Gillespie
Now February 5, 2018, the Alcester City Council is terminating the Retainer Agreement with Alcester City Attorney Charles Haugland. During the February 5, 2018, meeting discussion and prior to Councilman Lance Johnson’s motion to terminate the retainer agreement with Gubbrud, Haugland and Gillespie, Finance Officer Pat Jurrens took the floor to comment, (video 02:51)”…after the January meeting (January 9, 2018) Mayor Tom and I (FO Jurrens) went down to the law office to… garbled and inaudible…to notify (Chuck) the council decided it was time for a change in city attorney…”, to which Chuck responded per Finance Officer Pat Jurren’s account, “…he (Chuck Haugland) was done with legal services as of December 31, 2017…” and which Mr. Haugland confirmed with a letter of resignation to the City of Alcester on January 16, 2018.
Folks check out who was sitting* on the council and who the Finance Officer was. I was not on the council, so who was embarrassing the city?
“Standing up for something even if it means standing alone…”
(author unknown)
Mayor Dan Haeder, opened the October 7, 2020, Special meeting of the Alcester City Council at 6:03 p.m. with council members Darla Reppe, Melissa Kay, Marcus Ireland, David Larsen, Linda Talbott, Vickie Larsen and City Attorney Sam Nelson present. Also present were Jon Serck, Pat Kast and Austin Schuller, police officer.
Now folks a quick explanation for Austin Schuller’s presence. I have been in this situation before where a police officer has been put on notice to be present in case I got out-of-line. Office Schuller was I presume ‘commanded’ to be present. Sorry Austin.
Approve Agenda
Public Input- none I really should have but I didn’t.
Oh yes, somewhere along the line I turned and asked Wanda Halverson if she was on the clock. Tax payers want to know.
Wasterwater Equipment Purchase was called. The whole purpose for the special meeting, or so I thought. It passed.
Then what appears to be the real reason for the meeting was called. To remove Vickie Larsen from office. The motion was called to go into Executive Session to discipline a Council person and quickly a second came. I voiced an objection to executive session, I chose to waive any right to executive session if the council was going to discuss me, and I voiced my intent to keep the video camera rolling.
Oh my goodness. City Attorney Sam Nelson told me I did not have that right. I objected through the sniggers of the rest of the council and was promptly accused of misconduct and disorderly conduct. I was told to shut down my video camera, I said no. Officer Schuller was brought in and I was told to remove the camera or Officer Schuller would. I want to be sure to state Officer Schuller was under orders of Mayor Dan Haeder and had no choice. Mayor Haeder was not requesting he was demanding! I was threatened with removal, I told the council they did not have that authority.
The session continued with a litany of petty, outrageous accusations authored by Melissa Kay which I will address along with what video I did manage to get in the future. I have been removed from the council for now!
To those who came to me for help, I will still be there but tonight Mayor Haeder, David Larsen, Darla Reppe, Linda Talbot, Marcus Ireland and lest we forget Melissa Kay successfully removed me from the Alcester City Council. However I will be there every meeting, I will still be doing research on all proposals and I will still hold each and every council member accountable to you the people.
Oh yes for those of you who want to decide who you want to chose your own medical treatment provider be sure to give your opinion to Jon Serck 605-360-7255 and Pat Kast 605-934-6250 they have requested it in my 10/05/2020 A Voice From the Gallery. They want your opinion. (00:08:22.60)
a taxpayer’s opinion
“Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint.”
Mark Twain
Mayor Dan Haeder, opened the October 5, 2020, meeting of the Alcester City Council at 6:00 p.m. with council members Darla Reppe, Melissa Kay, Marcus Ireland, David Larsen, Vickie Larsen and City Attorney Sam Nelson present with Council person Linda Talbott absent.
Agenda Item #3 – Approve the agenda.
Agenda Item #4 – Mayor’s Statement (00:03:06.67)
Agenda Item #5b – Public Input – Vickie Larsen had brief input remarks. Fire Chief Pat Kast and Ambulance President Jon Serck had remarks:
(00:06:17.83) Pat Kast, Fire Chief(?) “to Mrs. Larsen…Letter sent…what is your plan for the ambulance…?”
(00:07:02.57) Vickie Larsen answer according to South Dakota BLS Patient – Care Guidelines…patient management page #12 “…Key Considerations…1) An adult or emancipated minor who has demonstrated, possessing sufficient mental capacity for making decisions has the right to determine the course of his/her medical care, including the refusal of care…” https:EMS.sd.gov
(00:07:46.00) “Volunteer’s time?”
(00:08:01.90) “Volunteers don’t want”
(00:08:22.60) “…Doesn’t matter where the patient wants to go…”
(00:08:27.23) “…Medicare and Medicaid won’t pay…”
(00:09:20.27) “You’re not involved…(in the ambulance)”
(00:10:07.97) “…The ambulance was “broke”…
(00:13:00.47) “…clearly wrote in SD law, we (the ambulance)can do this…”
The above are video markers for people to see and hear the “ambulance opinions and attitude”. I would identify the two ‘ambulance speakers’ in public input are Pat Kast, Fire Chief – Alcester Fire Department and Jon Serck, President – Alcester Emergency Medical Services per the annual SD Secretary of State statement. Folks these two want your input, voice to voice. Call them let them know. They are asking for your opinion, let them know. Pat Kast 605-934-6250 and Jon Serck 605-360-7255 tell them what you want.
Fire Chief Kast took special pains to point out I was not involved in the Alcester Ambulance anymore. Wrong Chief Kast! I was brought into this Mongolian Goat Rodeo recently by a company’s accounts payable department looking for payment on a past due bill owed by the ambulance. I was contacted because I was listed as the Treasurer of the Alcester Emergency Medical Service (Ambulance) and which position I held until 2012. I paid the bills of the ambulance in full and on time. I contacted Mr. Serck and Chief Kast with regard to this dunning telephone call and President Serck promised payment had been made in one call, in a second call a week later I was promised payment would be made and in the third call I was told, “the check is in the mail” and I warned it was my name on the block and I did not appreciate my reputation dragged through the muck. It took another week or so before the payment was received and cleared.
Then I was called by residents whose medical insurance carrier contacted them asking for bill for their ambulance service which was some two months after service was rendered and the insurance company wanted to clear this item. The insured called the ambulance and received no response.
If these folks could not get a response from the ambulance then, why should they believe the ambulance related powers-that-be are going to respond any better now. When I was on the ambulance, I along with the rest of the crew at that time gave our time and talents without reservation and without whizzing and moaning about time. We missed the concerts of our kids, we missed holiday dinners, we got out of our warm beds to go out in snow storms and the wee hours of the morning because we cared for our neighbors and our families.
So yeah, I am not involved with the ambulance anymore! Now I represent the good people of Alcester and their voiced medical provider choices.
I would ask the question, Is it accurate the ambulance’s medical director is employed by the Hawarden Hospital and now all of a sudden the ambulance is ‘dictating’ all patients are to go to his employer? Conflict?
So tell me boys, if I am transported to hospital A by ambulance A. Hospital A takes one look at me, after one hours delay decides, “we cannot handle that” and has me transported to hospital B by ambulance B, HOW MANY BILLS WILL I RECIEVE AND HOW MANY WILL MEDICARE PAY? H-m-m?
Folks let’s work together so our healthcare wishes are met to our satisfaction and our healthcare bills and co-pays do not bankrupt us.
Agenda #6 – Street Updates
Agenda #7 – Water-Wastewater – We have some pump issues which has necessitated a special meeting to provide funding to head off a catastrophe. The meeting is set for 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 7, 2020, at the council room (500 Dakota Street) and public is welcome. It will be a short meeting to make the vote on the funding of wastewater pumps there should be an opportunity to be heard through public input because we are voting on monetary expenditure.
Agenda #8 – Discussion on after-the-fact payment to Tim Renken for his coverage of Dale Pearson’s duties.
Agenda #9 – Police Department-Updates software purchase to aid in reporting on the run so-to-speak.
Agenda #10 – Pleasant Hill- Parker Dooley not present
Agenda #11 – Golf Course Update
Agenda #12 – Legal Updates Sam covered the special emergency meeting.
Agenda #13 & #14 Plat maps for sale of railroad property with regard to FCS and Union County.
Agenda #15 – Executive Session – Not needed
Agenda #16 – Finance Office
Updates, Warrants
Health Compensation Resolution Full time Employee Health Insurance down to Yes the FT employee wants to participate or NO the FT employee does not want to participate and there will be no cash payouts.
Reminders and Updates
New Voting site, since the sale of the auditorium make it no long a polling place, the new polling place will be located at the city offices on Dakota Street.
Agenda #17 – HRC Meeting to be announced
Agenda #18 – Alcester Community Center Update
Agenda #19 – EMS
(01:20:36.77) “…Ambulance is running with FD on their calls…”
(01:22:54.17) “…Ambulance responded with Beresford to a grass fire…”
Help me understand here–the ambulance could not crew because of length of times on medical calls, but now the ambulance is crewing for all fire calls and grass fires? What is the response time for being on a grass fire call compared to the medical call time? I am confused ’cause during public input it was all about time, so now what is it?
Agenda #20 – Update volunteer roster. None
Agenda #21 – Executive session – not needed
Agenda #22 – Adjourn Meeting Adjourned at 7:22 p.m.
Check out your patients rights!
SPECIAL ALCESTER CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
OCTOBER 7, 2020
ALCESTER LIBRARY BUILDING (500 Dakota Street)
6:00 PM – MEETING
Changes in agenda , please note.
Agenda Item #13 – Discussion on Plat Map from FCS a)Permission to sign document. Motion by:_____________ Second ______________ * (Discussion?)* Vote All Yes:________ Yes_______ No_____
Agenda Item #14 – Discussion on Plat Map from Union County Fair Board a)Permission to sign document. Motion by:___________ Second ________(Discussion?) Vote All Yes:______ Yes:______ No:______
Agenda Item #15 – Executive Session SDCL 1-25-2.3 Legal Constractual Matters – If needed Motion by:__________ Second________ (Discussion?) Vote All Yes________ Yes_______No______
Agenda Item #16 – Finance Office a)updates: b)Warrants- Motion by:_________Second__________ (Discussion?) Vote All Yes:_______Yes_______ No______ c)Alliance phone package update d) Health Insurance Compensation for FT employees not taking City Health Insurance. Personnel Policy Update/Resolution Change Motion by:__________Second________ (Discussion?) Vote All Yes-_________ Yes_______ No________ e)reminders and updates Time Change… New Landfill Hours (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday (3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.) Saturday (8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon))
Agenda Item #17 HRC Update
Agenda Item #18 Alcester Community Center
Agenda Item #19 EMS Update
Agenda Item # 20 – Update Volunteer Roster for Worker Compensation
Agenda Item #21 – Executive Session SDCL 1-25-2 if needed a) Motion by:_________ Second__________ (Discussion?) Vote All Yes_________ Yes_______ No _______
Agenda Item #22 – Adjourn Motion by __________Second________ (Discussion?) Vote All Yes_________ Yes________ No_____
*indicates my insertion of the word–discussion
A Voice from the Gallery 