County approves plat, staffing changes, event license and raffle

The Davison County Commission approved a plat, several documented staffing changes, department-head timesheets and itemized bills. It also granted the Corn Palace Shrine Club a temporary malt beverage license for a $200 fee and approved its raffle. A personnel executive session ended with no action.

This is a minutes recap. It reflects the posted minutes. Consult the official record for exact motions and wording.

In this meeting

Topics and actions

Plat approval

Approved with all members present voting in favor.

The board considered Cody and Kourtney Denne's plat of Lots D2 and D3 of Lot D.

Why it matters: Plat approval establishes the county's acceptance of the proposed land division without publishing private location details.

Employee changes

The resignation, janitor hire and full-time-to-part-time change were approved unanimously. The minutes record a motion on the $24.29 correctional officer hire but do not state the vote result.

The board considered a part-time janitor resignation, a new part-time janitor at $20.00 per hour with a $.50 post-introductory raise, a part-time correctional officer motion at $24.29, and a correctional officer's move from full-time to part-time.

Why it matters: These actions affect county staffing levels and payroll costs.

Temporary malt beverage license and raffle

The board granted the license for a $200 fee by a 4-0 roll-call vote and approved the raffle unanimously.

The Corn Palace Shrine Club requested a temporary malt beverage license for its October 23, 2026 annual event and permission to run a raffle from September 1 through October 23, 2026.

Why it matters: The decisions authorize alcohol sales and charitable gaming for the event under county oversight.

Welfare, executive session and routine business

The board unanimously followed the welfare director's denial recommendations, approved the prior minutes, timesheets and bills, and reported no action after executive session.

The board reviewed welfare denials, met in executive session on personnel, and considered prior minutes, department-head timesheets and itemized bills.

Why it matters: These actions document benefit administration, personnel confidentiality and routine financial oversight.

Primary sources

Official record

Use the official material to verify details or read the full wording.

Summary updated September 21, 2026 at 7:45 PM CT.