THIS WEEKS 03-27-2024 MOODY COUNTY BOOSTER

ALLEN HVAC Heating & Cooling. ResidentialCommercial. CertifiedLicensed-Insured. 605-864-0983. tf221

BLUEJAYS IN EGAN

NEEDS: cooks and servers - full time & part time - Also cooks & servers - part time. Apply at Bluejays in Egan. Contact Shari at 605-8641129 to apply or stop in for an application. TF327

STORAGE/SHOP

SPACE AVAILABLE! IN FLANDREAU. Available March 1. 1500 sq. ft. units. Bathroom in each unit. $1200 per month. Deposit requiredl. 16’ Ceilings - 14’ Doors. Call 605-651-9808. tf117

FRIDAY NOON DEADLINE FOR THE BOOSTER. Call 605-997-2872 or better yet email your ads and billing address to ads@iw.net

ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE

FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605-530-3211.

DAVE’S APPLIANCE

REPAIR Dave Feske, Flandreau SD, Phone 605- 997-3574. Call for all your Appliance Repair Needs! tf

FOR SALE AS IS:

2011 Dodge Caravan Handicapped ready. 134,235 miles. Good Starter and it runs Good. Call 605-530-1949.

Asking $7000. 2t43

FOR SALE AS IS:

2011 Dodge Caravan Handicapped ready. 134,235 miles. Good Starter and it runs Good. Call 605-530-1949.

Asking $7000. 2t43

EASTER CANDY & GIFTS Jelly Belly Jelly Beans, Taffy, Chocolates & Truffles. Unique Handmade & Vintage. Wed-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-3.

Gone2Pieces, 120 N Wind St, Flandreau.

FOR SALE: BLACK

GELBVIEH X ANGUS BALANCER BULLS. DNA tested. Scott Christensen. 605-359-5830. tf313

CALL PATRIOT ELECTRIC FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS !!! Commercial. Residential. Industrial. Farmstead. Patriot Electric, Flandreau, SD. 605-997-3536. Don Peters & Brandon Peters. donp@patriot-electricinc. com TF

KIDS LITTLE RED WAGONS WANTED!! Call Reg at 605-997-3441.

OPEN HOUSE BRIDAL SHOWER

for Kathryn Parsley - Bride to Be of Seth Benson. Saturday, March 30th - 9 am to 11 am - Come & Go Shower. At Kelli Parsley’s home - 22943 479A Ave. Flandreau, SD. Kathryn is Registered at Amazon, Crate & Barrel, and Target.

THANK YOU

The Family of J.R. would like to express their heartfelt appreciation felt deeply from Friends and neighbors, Hospital Staff, especially Dr. Peters, Skroch Funeral Chapel, Cole, Donna and Mike. Pastor Thole, Home Health aides and Hospice for the care during and after the loss of J.R. The Love of our lives!

The Family of J.R. Red and Shirley Otto

Bill Otto

Brian and Michah & Rylah Otto

FOR SALE: POLLED HEREFORD BULLS STRAIN OF BULLS. Since 1920! “99 years in the making!” Nelson Polled Herefords. Tracy Minnesota. Call 507-6260239. tf1216

CALL PATRIOT ELECTRIC FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS !!! Commercial. Residential. Industrial. Farmstead. Patriot Electric, Flandreau, SD. 605-997-3536. Don Peters & Brandon Peters. donp@patriot-electricinc. com TF

ERICKSEN SALVAGE. Buying old cars, trucks, scrap iron, old farm equipment, tin, and wire. Charlie Ericksen. Phone 605-254-4654. TF627

Moody County residents! The Breadbasket food pantry is open Thursdays from 1:30 to 5pm(excluding 5th Thursday of the month). 202 E. 2nd Ave. Flandreau. (605)5730935. Please “like” us on Facebook for more info. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

The Breadbasket accepts canned-good, & monetary donations on Thursdays from 1 to 5, & Fridays from 9 to noon (excluding the 5th week of the month). We are a community-supported, 501(c)3 organization. Every donation helps us feed our clients! Leave a message if you have any questions: 605-5730935. P.O. Box 55--202 E. 2nd Ave. Flandreau, SD 57028.

FOR SALE: BLACK GELBVIEH X ANGUS BALANCER BULLS. DNA tested. Scott Christensen. 605-359-5830. tf313

PLASTERING AND PLASTER REPAIR!! Interior or Exterior. Drywall/Housewrap/ Painting/Demo - Interior or exterior! Free estimates - 909-644-7248. Silva Plastering Juan Silva You Tube - silvaplastering take a look!!

ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605-530-3211.

EASTER CANDY & GIFTS Jelly Belly Jelly Beans, Taffy, Chocolates & Truffles. Unique Handmade & Vintage. Wed-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-3. Gone2Pieces, 120 N Wind St, Flandreau.

HELP WANTED: Light yard work, gardening, mowing, etc. Part time. Call 605-254-7262 and ask for Scott. 2t320

EASTER CANDY & GIFTS Jelly Belly Jelly Beans, Taffy, Chocolates & Truffles. Unique Handmade & Vintage. Wed-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-3. Gone2Pieces, 120 N Wind St, Flandreau.

DAVE’S APPLIANCE

REPAIR Dave Feske, Flandreau SD, Phone 605- 997-3574. Call for all your Appliance Repair Needs! tf

MOBILE HOME LOTS FOR RENT IN FLANDREAU SD. $225 per month. Call Kale at 605-690-4797. tf713

ADAM’S BUCKET SERVICE. TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL, Stump Grinding, Storm damage I am insured. Call Adam at 605-864-9759 after 4 pm or leave message

USED OIL WANTED!!!!

Call Scott at 605-9973291. tf119

KIDS LITTLE RED WAGONS WANTED!! Call Reg at 605-997-3441.

USED OIL WANTED!!!!

Call Scott at 605-9973291. tf119

HELP WANTED: Light yard work, gardening, mowing, etc. Part time. Call 605-254-7262 and ask for Scott. 2t320

“Save Egan’s Bridge”

If you want to see Egan’s Bridge stand for another 100 years please send an email to the City Board saying you oppose removing the Egan Bridge at egancity@mcisweb. com

THE GREATEST USE OF LIFE IS TO SPEND IT FOR SOMETHING THAT WILL OUTLAST IT! William James

THREE PORTABLE GENERATORS FOR SALE! BE PREPARED FOR ELECTRIC OUTAGES!! Coleman 4000$350. DEK 4550 - $550 Call 605-997-3441 and leave a message. tfreg

ENSZ FENCING WILL DO CUSTOM PASTURE FENCING AND CORRAL FENCING. Tear out old, replace, or build new. FREE quotes. Call Tyler at 605-530-3211.

The Breadbasket accepts canned-good, & monetary donations on Thursdays from 1 to 5, & Fridays from 9 to noon (excluding the 5th week of the month). We are a community-supported, 501(c)3 organization. Every donation helps us feed our clients! Leave a message if you have any questions: 605-5730935. P.O. Box 55--202 E. 2nd Ave. Flandreau, SD 57028.

Moody County Resource Center patrons: When Flandreau Public Schools close due to weather, or have a late start, the library will open at 11 am! In times of questionable weather, it is always best to call us first at (605) 997-3326. Thank you!

FRIDAY NOON DEADLINE FOR THE BOOSTER. Call 605-997-2872 or better yet email your ads and billing address to ads@iw.net

STORAGE/SHOP

SPACE AVAILABLE! IN FLANDREAU. Available March 1. 1500 sq. ft. units. Bathroom in each unit. $1200 per month. Deposit requiredl. 16’ Ceilings - 14’ Doors. Call 605-651-9808. tf117

FOUND AT THE 2ND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AFTER A RECENT FUNERAL. One pair of clear, prescription glasses and one pair presciption sunglasses. Call the church office 605-997-3244 and leave a message or email secondpresby@iw.net

FOR SALE: BLACK GELBVIEH X ANGUS BALANCER BULLS. DNA tested. Scott Christensen. 605-359-5830. tf313

EASTER CANDY & GIFTS Jelly Belly Jelly Beans, Taffy, Chocolates & Truffles. Unique Handmade & Vintage. Wed-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-3. Gone2Pieces, 120 N Wind St, Flandreau.

Moody County residents! The Breadbasket food pantry is open Thursdays from 1:30 to 5pm(excluding 5th Thursday of the month). 202 E. 2nd Ave. Flandreau. (605)5730935. Please “like” us on Facebook for more info. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

The Breadbasket accepts canned-good, & monetary donations on Thursdays from 1 to 5, & Fridays from 9 to noon (excluding the 5th week of the month). We are a community-supported, 501(c)3 organization. Every donation helps us feed our clients! Leave a message if you have any questions: 605-5730935. P.O. Box 55--202 E. 2nd Ave. Flandreau, SD 57028.

ERICKSEN SALVAGE. Buying old cars, trucks, scrap iron, old farm equipment, tin, and wire. Charlie Ericksen. Phone 605-254-4654. TF627

CALL YOST ELECTRIC Residential/ Agricultural. Commercial/Industrial 10 years experience. Licensed in South Dakota and Minnesota. Nathan Yost, Owner. 1026 110th Avenue, Elkton, SD 57026. Ph. 507-820-1540. nathanryost@gmail.com.

DAVE’S APPLIANCE

REPAIR Dave Feske, Flandreau SD, Phone 605- 997-3574. Call for all your Appliance Repair Needs!

ALLEN HVAC Heating & Cooling. ResidentialCommercial. CertifiedLicensed-Insured. 605-864-0983. tf221

FOR SALE: BLACK GELBVIEH X ANGUS

BALANCER BULLS. DNA tested. Scott Christensen. 605-359-5830. tf313

HELP WANTED: Light yard work, gardening, mowing, etc. Part time. Call 605-254-7262 and ask for Scott. 2t320

REAL ESTATE AUCTION

ATTENTION – Investors & Those Looking for Affordable Housing in Chester SD!

Well Located 1 ½ Story Home with Recent Interior Remodeling Project Completed Situated on a Large Lot!

We will offer the following Real Estate at Public Auction at 504 3rd Ave, Chester, SD. From Chester High School – 4/10 Mile South on 2nd Ave, then 1 Block East on 4th St., & ½ Block S. on 3rd Ave.

THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2024 • SALE TIME: 4:00 PM

The Real Estate being offered consists of a 1 ½ Story Home in Chester SD which has been recently updated significantly inside of the home. The home has many new vinyl clad windows throughout the home as well as updated carpet and flooring throughout and many other updates. The home is serviced with a new AO Smith 50 Gal. HW Heater, New Furnace, City Water & Sewer, Sioux Valley Electric w/ 100 Amp breaker electric service. Additionally, there is a leased 500 Gal. LP tank which services the home. Probably one of the greatest attributes to this property is the large lot which could provide additional room for a garage or large lawn with seclusion from the privacy fence surrounding the property. This property recently had a significant number of updates from a fire inside the home and was inspected and gone through by Intek. All repairs were made at that time. If you are in the market for affordable housing for an owner occupant or an excellent rental/investment property, make plans to inspect this property and be in attendance at this auction!

LEGAL DESC.: S ½ Lot 10 Exc. N. 3’ & S ½ E. 3’ Lot 11 Blk. 8 Chester Vill. Orig. Plat & W. 22’ Lot 11 & E. 18’ Lot 12 Blk. 8 Chester Village Orig. Plat to Chester, Lake County, SD.

TERMS: Cash – 15% non-refundable earnest money payment sale day, balance on or before May 10, 2024. Title insurance & closing fee divided 50-50 between the buyer and seller. 2023 RE taxes payable in 2024 in the amount of $621.20 will be paid by the sellers, based on that amount the 2024 RE taxes will be prorated to date of closing. Property is sold in “AS IS” condition with no contingencies whatsoever. The RE licensees in this transaction are acting as agents for the seller. Sold subject to confirmation of the owner. To Inspect the home, contact Wayne Bessman at 605-270-4980 or Sutton Auctioneers & Land Brokers, LLC for a showing.

*** For Full Auction Ad & Photos visit: www.suttonauction.com ***

SUSIE DOLD, Owner

AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: SUTTON AUCTIONEERS & LAND BROKERS, LLC

CHUCK & JARED SUTTON: SIOUX FALLS & FLANDREAU, SD, and PIPESTONE, MN –605-336-6315

WAYNE BESSMAN: RE AUCTIONEER – MADISON, SD – 605-270-4980

ESTATE LAND AUCTION

Choice +/-80 Acres of Sweet Township Pipestone County Minnesota Land We will offer this high caliber parcel of land “On Site” at the land - Located from Pipestone, MN – approx. 2 miles west on Hwy. #30 and 1 ½ miles south on 50th Ave. to the NW Corner of the land; from the Cargill Grain Terminal on Hwy.#23 south of Pipestone, MN (Jct. Hwy. #23 & 81st St/Hwy. #4) – approx. 1 ¾ miles west on 81st St. and ¼ mile north on 50th Ave.; or from Flandreau, SD - 3 miles south on Hwy. #13, then approx. 6½ miles east on Hwy. #34 to the SD/MN State Line – then continue approx. 4 ½ miles east on Hwy. MN #30, to 50th Ave., then 1 ½ miles south on 50thAve.

THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 2024 • SALE TIME: 10:00 AM

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The Heirs of Vergel & Kathryne Straw have made the difficult decision to offer this +/-80 acre farm at public auction, which has been in the Johannsen/Straw Family for over 105 years - with family ownership dating back to 1917, evidencing that this land is situated in an area where land ownership is tightly held and seldom becomes available for sale on the open market. This auction presents the opportunity to purchase a highly productive parcel of land with superb soils and a high percentage tillable, with the non-tillable acres comprised of waterway and road. This farm has an excellent location to nearby highway accesses and is within approx. 2 miles of the Cargill Grain Terminal, as well as other nearby grain markets and livestock facilities. If you are in the market for an excellent parcel of Pipestone County MN Land to add to an area row crop farming operation or as an investment, then make plans to inspect this property and be in attendance at this auction!

THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO AN EXISTING CASH FARM LEASE WITH THE PURCHASER TO RECEIVE LANDLORD’S POSSESSION FOR THE 2024 CROP YEAR – WITH THE PURCHASER TO RECEIVE A RENTAL CREDIT FROM THE SELLER OF $300.00 PER ACRE FOR A TOTAL RENT CREDIT OF $24,000.00 AT CLOSING. This farm consists of +/-80 acres of Choice High Quality Productive Cropland with Superb Soils. This +/-80 acre parcel of land will be offered as a unit. This farm has attractive eye appeal and has a level to gently rolling topography. According to FSA this farm is stated to contain 79.92 acres of farmland with 75.53 acres of cropland with a 37.60 acre corn base with a 119 bu. PLC yield and a 37.20 acre soybean base with a 32 bu. PLC yield and is enrolled under the ARC County Election of the USDA farm program for Corn & Soybeans. According to Pipestone Co. Assessor, this farm has a CER of 65, comparatively Surety Agri-Data, Inc. indicates this land has an extremely high weighted soil rating of 93.7, with the predominate soils comprised of Class I & II soils. The Non-Homestead RE taxes payable in 2023 were $2,518.00 and the proposed tax amount for taxes payable in 2024 are $2,862.00. The drainage on this property is via existing waterways. This is an excellent parcel of land that would serve as a terrific addition to an area row crop farming operation and/or investment property.

LEGAL DESC.: The N½ SW¼ of Sec. 22, T. 106N., R. 46W., (Sweet Twp.), Pipestone Co., MN, containing 80 Acres M/L.

TERMS: Cash - A 10% nonrefundable earnest money payment sale day and the balance on or before May 30, 2024, with landlord’s possession and the buyer will receive a rent credit for the 2024 crop year of $24,000.00 ($300.00 per acre) from the seller at closing; with full possession subsequent to the harvest of the 2024 standing crops and the existing tenants rights under the 2024 farm lease. For the RE Taxes payable in 2024, the 1st installment payable in May will be paid by the seller and the 2nd installment payable in October will be the responsibility of the buyer. The RE licensees/auctioneers in this transaction stipulate that they are acting as agents for the sellers. Mike Straw, as a beneficiary of this estate will be the future vested owner and he is a licensed MN RE Broker with Pipestone Realty, LLC. Sold subject to confirmation of the owner. To view addt’l information pertaining to this property see www.suttonauction.com or with other questions or to make arrangements for absentee bidding, contact the auctioneers.

O’Neill & Barduson Law Firm – Attorney & Closing Agent for the Owners – Pipestone, MN - ph. 507-825-4266

CHUCK SUTTON: Auctioneer & Land Broker – MN Auct. Lic. #59-26 - Sioux Falls, SD –ph. 605-336-6315 or Pipestone Realty, LLC – ph. 507-825-3389 DEAN

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TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 2024 Madison High School

Business meeting starts at 7:15 p.m. Includes reports from Officers, Auditors, and Election of Officers. Begins with FREE supper for the entire family at 6:30 p.m.

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Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe Employment Opportunities

Full-Time Police Officer

Enforce federal, tribal ordinances and municipal law and order codes adopted by the tribe; provide criminal and civil regulatory enforcement through tribal court; patrol tribal lands; investigate crimes; traffic control; collect evidence; prepare reports; serve warrants and summons.

Cannabis Control Commissioner -PT Surveillance Officer – Closes April 5, 2024

We are looking for a Surveillance Officer to undertake the surveillance of our premises and protection of our staff and visitors. This position will be responsible for detecting any suspicious behavior and preventing vandalism, thefts or other criminal beh avior, maintaining strict surveillance and access controls, and ensures regulatory compliance. The surveillance officer must be well trained in surveillance and dealing with perpetrators. The goal is to help the Cannabis Control Commissioners in maintaining excellent working conditions by keeping our facilities safe and problem free. Must be 21 to Apply. Must past background check. High School Diploma or Equivalent.

FSST Care Center -Various Positions Open -Please Visit our Website!

-Full-Time: CNAs & RN/Charge

-Part-Time/On Call: Laundry/Housekeeping

-BONUSES INCLUDED, SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS!

Our Website has been updated, please v isit our website to see what’s new!

For more information on positions or to apply online, please visit: fsst-nsn.gov (Click Human Resources Tab and Employment)

Must submit to a background check and pre -employment drug and alcohol screening.

May attach resume to Tribal Application.

Direct questions to Tribal Human Resources Department

605-997-3891 or email HR@fsst.org

April 2024

LAND AUCTION

+/-151.37 Acres of Very Well Located Lakeview Township, Lake County, SD Land

– This is a Multi-faceted Parcel of Land with Potential Locations for Future Rural Home Construction Sites Lying Adj. to a County Highway & Within 1 Mile of Madison, SD and Inclusive of a Mixture of Productive Cropland & Pasture

- This land will be Sold Subject to a Cash Lease for the 2024 Crop Year

We will offer the following real property at auction at the land located from Madison, SD (Belatti Park - Near the Jct. of 456th Ave. & 236th St.) – 1 mile east on Old Hwy. #34/233rd St. and approx. 6/10ths mile north on 457th Ave. with the NW Corner of the land at the Jct. of 457th Ave, and 232nd St.

THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2024 SALE TIME: 10:00 AM

Auctioneer’s Note: This auction presents a great opportunity to purchase a multifaceted parcel of Lake Co., SD land with a mixture of excellent amenities – including a great location lying adj. to a County Oil Hwy., Potential Rural Housing Sites, Productive Cropland and Existing Pasture. It is noteworthy, that this property has been the site of a Dekalb-Asgrow Test & Show Plot for many years. If you are in the market for a multi-faceted parcel of land that could serve the needs of a wide variety of buyers in the market for a parcel of Lake County, SD land, then get your financing in order and make plans to be in attendance at this land auction.

This auction presents a great opportunity to purchase a very well located parcel of land consisting of approximately 151.37 acres. Due to the location of this property lying adj. to a County Hwy. and the closeness in proximity of this land to the City of Madison, this property may have areas which would be conducive to future establishment of a rural housing site or sites, while also containing some productive cropland and existing pasture, with portions of the pasture having an FSA cropland history. According to FSA this farm has approx. 123.03 acres of cropland, although presently there is only approx. 77.22 of those acres under cultivation, with the remaining 45.81 acres considered as cropland being incorporated as part of the pasture; with the pasture currently being a total of approx. 69.1 acres. Current base acres are unavailable as FSA has this land combined with another +/-153 acres being retained by the seller, with the bases to be allocated in the future by FSA personnel, although presently this land has a 153 bu. PLC Corn Yield and a 42 bu. PLC Soybean Yield and has previously been enrolled under Co. ARC election of the USDA farm program. The pastureland has a well-established stand of grass with livestock water provided by a dugout. According to the Lake Co. Assessor this parcel in its entirety has a soil rating of .600, comparatively Surety Agri Data, Inc. indicates that this parcel of land has a weighted average productivity index of 65.9. This parcel of land may have some housing site development potential as areas adj. to the Hwy. may qualify for the 5 acre minimum under current Lake Co. Zoning (potentially as many as 6). Potential buyers are urged to contact Lake Co. Zoning and to do their own due diligence concerning potential future housing construction, furthermore accesses to the potential housing sites will require County Zoning and Hwy. Dept. approval, which may require access service roads and other stipulations. The 2023 RE taxes payable in 2024 are $2,160.12. This land is sold subject to seller enhanced cash rent for 2024, with the new buyer to receive a seller’s enhanced rental amount of $275.00 per acre on the cropland calculated as +/-79.89 acres at $275.00/Acre = $21,970.00 and +/- 71.48 acres of pasture/hayland at $75.00 per acre = $5,360.00 for a total combined 2024 rental amount of $27,330,00, which will be credited to the buyer at closing.

LEGAL DESC.: The NW ¼, Except Outlot 1 (6.60 Acres); Sec. 3, T. 106N., R. 52W., (Lake View Twp.), Lake Co., SD.

TERMS: Cash – A 10% non-refundable earnest money payment sale day and the balance on or before May 24, 2024 with landlord’s possession subject to the existing farm lease for the 2024 crop year; full possession of the cropland subsequent to the harvest of the 2024 crops and possession of the pasture on Oct. 1, 2024. The RE licensees in this transaction are acting as agents for the agent for the owners. Sold subject to confirmation of the owner. To view full terms, maps or an auction packet see www.suttonauction.com or for addt’l information contact the auctioneers.

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EGAN CITY MINUTES

March 20, 2024

The Board of Trustees of the City of Egan, South Dakota met in regular session on March 20, 2024 at Egan City Hall, 110 W 3rd Street, Egan, SD.

Present: Board of Trustee: Dana Walters, Nancy Hansen, Cody Chamblin and Jerome Olson. Also present: Lori VonEye, Harvey Donley, Warren Jackson, Barb & Dan Warborg, Sharon Sorenson, Shari Hammer, Robbie Thompson, Chris Judstra, Lehni Otto Olson, Seth & Jeff Alberts, Larry MacDonald, Samantha Smith, Don Hansen, Randy Roiger, Richard & Lillian Relf, Amanda Walters, Shannon Olson, John Schefelbein, Norm & Donna Koehn, Dori Solem, Russell Olson, Mike & Carol Larson, Retta Wilkerson, Nathan Smith, and Paul Antoine. Guest attendees: IMEG – Kevin Goff and Colin Kelley. SDARWS – Blaine Eilts

Meeting was called to order by Chairman Chamblin.

Motion by Olson, second by Hansen to approve the agenda. All present voted “aye.”

Motion by Olson, second by Walters to approve the minutes of February 21, 2024. All present voted “aye.”

Public Comment: John Steinhauer suggested the burn pile gets burned the next opportunity the weather cooperates.

Old Business: Michelle Ten Eyck nominated to fill Trustee III position vacated in October 2023. Motion made by Chamblin to have Ten Eyck fill position, second by Hansen. All present voted “aye”. Ten Eyck sworn in. Oath of office administered.

IMEG, Kevin Goff and Colin Kelley, presented the options the Federal Grant provides in reference to the Egan Bridge. Options were to do nothing, replace the bridge or look at options to restore. The floor was then opened for the board and community to ask questions and address concerns with IMEG. Motion made by Olson to reject the Bridge Replacement Agreement, second by Ten Eyck. Chamblin, Hansen and Walters voted “nay”. Motion failed. Motion by Walters to look into options and ensure engineering cost incurred are 100% covered by SDDOT. Hansen second. Chamblin voting “aye”. Ten Eyck and Olson “nay”

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New Business: Bridge Days Committee – Ten Eyck would like board to support a Bridge Days event. Volunteer committee can be formed. City would like more information and costs to best support the request.

Blaine Eilts with SDARWS introduced himself and presented how the Non-Profit can help with finding funding for waste water projects.

Colman 2024 Mosquito Control Agreement approved. Motion by Walters, second by Ten Eyck. All present voted “aye”.

City wide clean up set for Saturday, May 18th. Motion by Walters, second by Hansen Committee Reports:

Compliance/Code Enforcement: letters to be sent out by FO within next few weeks for ordinance violations recognized.

Maintenance: Mike has bladed a couple of streets. 4th Street was added to the list. Fred Street was bladed, but no gravel will be added until new house construction is complete on that street. Parks: Ball teams are calling to schedule use of the ballfield. Chamblin will maintain the schedule. Utilities: Water Loss report was at 11 %.

Motion by Olson, second by Hansen to approve Financial Report. All present voted “aye”

Motion by Walters, second by Hansen to approve the following bills: Big Sioux Water $2,867.10(Water/water loan);Booster (Publishing) $90.00;Cardmember Services (Batteries, TP, postage and dish soap) $202.79; Dakota Supply Group (6 meters) $1,086.00;Dutton-Lianson Co. (Erts & mounting plates) $1,127.70; Egan American Legion Auxiliary (Flag donation) $800.00; Eng Services(Feb) $1,133.60; gWorks (Alert –Annual Subscription) $374.00; Moody County Auditor (Jan & Feb contract) $1,411.64;Moody County Enterprise (Publishing) $59.77; One Office Solutions (ice melt, toner, paper) $152.96; Ottertail Power (March utilities) $658.20; SD Dept of Revenue (Jan & Feb sales tax) $133.57; SD Gov’t Payments (EFT refund) $99.74; USDA $569.00(Loan); Valley Fibercom$168.40 (phone & internet); Payroll – General & Board $3,542.26. All present voted “aye”. Correspondence reviewed: First quote for new flooring in Senior Center presented. Motion by Ten Eyck, second by Walters to adjourn. All present voted “aye”

Next Regular Meeting – Wednesday, April 17 2024

Minutes submitted pending Board approval.

Cody Chamblin, Chairman

Attest:

Kelly Wosje, Finance Officer

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CITY OF FLANDREAU • 1005 W. Elm Avenue

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS March 18, 2024

The City Council of the City of Flandreau, South Dakota, met in regular session on March 18, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 1005 W. Elm Avenue, Flandreau, SD.

Present: Mayor Dan Sutton. Aldermen: Curt Ahlers, Brad Bjerke, Mark Ekern, Mike Fargen, Karen Tufty, and Tim Yeaton. Absent: None. Also present were City Administrator Cohl Turnquist; Finance Officer Lori Kneebone; and Brad Lingen, MRES, Electric Superintendent, Ryan Sherman, Linda Rosaasen, Scott Ramsdell, Byron Solem, Roger Janssen, Marc Burggraff, David Pulscher and Bruce Thoreson. The proposed agenda was reviewed. Motion by Yeaton and seconded by Tufty to adopt the proposed agenda. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Fargen and seconded by Ahlers to approve the minutes of March 4th, 2024. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Yeaton and seconded by Bjerke to allow the following claims for the City and to pay them: Payroll: 3/6/2024: general, 23,126.17; water, 1,852.84; electric, 6,980.88; sewer, 1,852.84; (25361) Access Systems Leasing, contract/agreement, 521.96; Ahlers Automotive, backhoe repair, 83.00; Amaril Uniform Company, uniforms/safety clothing, 936.79; Avera Flandreau Hospital, drug screening test, 294.00; Big Sioux Comm Water System, water purchases/usage, 16,443.02; Border States Electric Supply, SOL stripper, primary pedestal, Uvicator, tools, 2,682.78; Cardmember Services, supplies, 3,713.46; Christiansen Complete Water, softener tank, 31.91; Cintas, mats/ towels, 388.34; City of Sioux Falls, bacteria water test, 29.00; Construction Products & Consultants, SDS hammer/anchor/concrete, 905.54; Core & Main, submersible pump, 2,031.69; Cybercoach, Inc., tech support, labor, 581.98; Dakota Supply Group, sewer supplies, 45.99; Ekern Home Equipment, repairs, 1,671.11; ELM Customs, T-2 ladder truck repairs, 1,778.95; Graybar Electric Company, street lights, connections, supplies, 3,231.59; GreatAmerica Financial Svcs, contract/agreement, 187.11; IIA Lifting Services, digger & bucket inspection, 1,195.43; JLG Architects, prof fees, fire station, 2,109.38; JM Test System, rubber gloves, 101.50; Justice Fire & Safety, 1,637.50; Landscape Structures, playground equipment, 68,349.98; Lowell Johnson, rebate check, 25.00; May Construction, directional bore, 1,020.41; Maynards, supplies, 170.18; MC & R Pools, Lau/Harris, training, 730.00; Merchant J T & S, Zollner/tuition, 550.00; MidAmerican Energy, gas bill, 4,853.28; Missouri River Energy Services, AMI monthly fee, 387.40; MC Enterprise, advertising, 632.09; Office Peeps, office supplies, 646.40; Ottertail Power Company, elec bill, airport, 290.59; Plunkett’s Pest Control, rodent control program, 137.00; Postmaster, postage for utility bills, 400.00; Powerplan OIB, thermostat, 35.34; River’s Edge Cooperative, gas/oil, 1,677.27; Sanitation Products, sweeper broom repairs, 860.00; SD Supplemental Retirement, supp. retirement plan, 100.00; SF Two Way Radio Service, APX8000, 978.07; Sioux Valley Energy, electric bill, 230.00; Sioux Valley Environmental, Inc., gas detector, 970.00; Sparkle Car Wash, wash vehicles, 118.36; Stuart C. Irby Company, altec wall assembly, 2,401.95; Sturdevant’s Auto Supply, supplies/repairs, 589.37; Syn-Tech Systems, Inc., keys for airport, 123.00; T & R Electric, clean up leak fin area, 1,500.00; Titan Machinery, loader parts, 816.21; Tom Boyd, rebate check, 25.00; Transunion Risk and Alternative, phones/police, 120.00; Trey Andrews, training, 141.65; Verizon Wireless, cell phones/jet pack, 121.87; Waxdahl Napa Plus, supplies/repairs, 1,960.14; Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, health insurance/ Von Eye, 739.50; Wesco Receivables, supplies, 213.61; White Cap, L.P., cold patch, 1,437.31 (25416). The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Visitors to Be Heard: Flandreau resident Linda Rosaasen inquired about a City cleanup day. Administrator Cohl Turnquist stated he plans to reach out to the National Guard for assistance with the City-Wide Clean Up. The last city clean up was held in September 2023 and wood items were collected. It is likely metal type items will be collected in the 2024 city clean up. More information will be shared as details develop.

Mayor Dan Sutton praised first responders, city police, and city staff for their assistance in the recent loss of his mother-in-law. City Administrator Cohl Turnquist reported that the new playground equipment at the City Park will likely be installed by Dakota Playground the third week of April. City staff will be doing the groundwork for the new playset. Turnquist has been collaborating with Fire Chief Don Peters on possible finance options for an updated fire engine truck for the department. Turnquist stated he had been in contact with Jason Ramsdell from the Flandreau Golf Course and Ramsdell plans to come to the next council meeting to discuss updates and details surrounding the Golf Course. The first of several joint meetings, led by Todd Kayes from First District, on reviewing the City’s Zoning Ordinances, will take place on Tuesday, March 19th at noon. Committee members include Mayor Sutton, Administrator Turnquist, Finance Officer Kneebone, City Attorney, Corey Bruning, Aldermen Ahlers and Fargen, and Planning and Zoning Member Bart Sample. Turnquist reported that the City Office will be closed for the Easter Holiday on Friday, March 29th and Monday, April 1st.

Mayor Sutton informed Council that he, along with Turnquist and Fire Chief Peters, are working with JLG Architects on developing signage for the new fire station.

Motion by Ahlers and seconded by Tufty to approve the Administrator’s Reports. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Old Business: None.

New Business: Administrator Cohl Turnquist led a discussion about the future of the Flandreau Dam. Turnquist asked what the community’s vision is for the future of the area. Alderman Ekern shared his vision of making the area surrounding the dam a recreational destination. Mayor Sutton stated he plans to contact the BIA to get an update on the funding for the replacement of the Crescent Street Bridge. Resident Scott Ramsdell spoke in favor of updating the Flandreau Dam and surrounding areas and suggested forming a committee to make plans to improve the area. Bruce Thoreson agreed that the area needs to be cleaned up, but expressed concerns over it becoming a park. Roger Janssen also spoke in favor of cleaning up the area surrounding the dam and agreed with forming a committee to discuss the future of the Flandreau Dam. Byron Solem expressed concerns about removing the dam. Alderman Bjerke stated no one is talking about removing the dam, but rather updating the area to make it safer by adding signage, railings, increased maintenance and other improvements. David Pulscher agreed that more could be done to improve the safety of the area surrounding the dam. Marc Burggraff inquired about the ownership of the land north of the dam. Turnquist and Sutton thanked everyone for their comments and Mayor Sutton will work with Turnquist on the possibility of developing a committee to continue discussions about the Flandreau Dam and surrounding area. No council action was taken at this time.

Brad Lingen, from Missouri River Energy Services, presented the Council with information about a Meter Data Management Program, which gives staff and city residents more access to data relating to their electric meters. Grant funds are available through the Department of Energy to help fund this program. MRES is encouraging their members to take advantage of the program. More information will be shared with the Council at upcoming meetings. No council action was taken at this time.

Motion by Yeaton and seconded by Tufty to approve the placement of Emma Peters as the Summer Recreation Director on Step 2 of the Summer Recreation Director Wage scale, which is $4,107.54/annually. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Bjerke and seconded by Ahlers to approve the placement of Lori Williams as the Aquatic Center Manager on Step 2 of the Aquatic Center Wage Scale, which is $7,169.55/annually. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Tufty and seconded by Ekern to approve the Step Increase for Public Works Operator Andy Wede, who will be placed at Step 5 of the Public Works Operator Wage Scale at $21.84/hourly. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Motion by Ahlers and seconded by Yeaton to approve the Placement of Zach Ridgway at Step 2 of the Certified Police Officer Wage Scale, which is $24.82/hourly. The following members voted aye: Ahlers, Bjerke, Ekern, Fargen, Tufty and Yeaton. Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried.

Council Comments:

The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 7:56 p.m.

Daniel D. Sutton Mayor

ATTEST: Cohl Turnquist City Administrator

FLANDREAU SANTEE SIOUX TRIBE 2024 ELECTION NOTICE

POSITIONS OPEN FOR ELECTION

Four (4) Year Position

Currently Held By: Term Expiration Vice President

Trustee II

Cynthia J. Allen Weddell August 8, 2024

Jonathan Schrader, Sr. August 8, 2024

Trustee IV Richard Jones August 8, 2024

ELIGIBILITY FOR NOMINATION OF CANDIDACY FOR OFFICE

In accordance with Article V, Section 3 of the FSST Constitution, and Title 20 of the FSST Law and Order Code entitled “Elections”, to be nominated for office, a person must meet the following criteria:

1. Be an enrolled member of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe;

2. Be twenty-one (21) years of age or over;

3. Be a resident of Moody County or such territory held or acquired by the Tribe, and established residency in Moody County for 1 year prior to the date of the primary election;

4. Must not be convicted of a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude; and

5. Must not be dishonorably discharged from military service.

IMPORTANT ELECTION DATES

Monday, April 1, 2024

Friday, May 17, 2024

Wednesday, May 29, 2024

May 30 to June 13, 2024

Friday, June 14, 2024

July 19 to August 2, 2024

Saturday, August 3, 2024

Nominating Petitions Open Date

Candidates interested in running for one of the open positions may pick up their nominating petitions at the Tribal Office during normal business hours. Potential candidates may only seek one position for office.

Nominating Petitions Submission Deadline

Nominating petitions must be submitted by 5:00 P.M. with a $100.00 nonrefundable application fee to by paid by cash or money order only.

Deadline for Posting of Eligible Candidates for Office

Absentee Ballots for Primary Election

Absentee Ballots and affidavits for the Primary Election may be obtained from the Tribal Office during normal business hours.

FSST PRIMARY ELECTION

Polling will be held at Eastman Hall, from 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.

The unofficial results of the Primary Election will be posted immediately after the polls close and the count has been completed. Official results will be posted in accordance with the FSST Constitution and Title 20.

Absentee Ballots for the General Election

Absentee Ballots and affidavits for the General Election may be obtained from the Tribal Office during normal business hours.

FSST GENERAL ELECTION

Polling will be held at Eastman Hall from 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.

The unofficial results of the General Election will be posted immediately after the polls close and the count has been completed. Official results will be posted in accordance with the FSST Constitution and Title 20

THE DATES OF THE ELECTION WERE APPROVED BY THE FSST ELECTION BOARD ON MARCH 19, 2024.

FLANDREAU ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME PRESENTATION

April 3rd, 3pm at the Moody County Musem

Join us for a lunch & learn presentation by Stuart Zephier as he shares his experience with the Flandreau Athletic Hall of Fame. Learn about the process and research that makes this event possible for our entire community

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YOU WANT A LIFE FILLED WITH ADVENTURE AND STORIES WORTH SHARING. You can create more memories and be ready for anything when you choose a health system that takes the time to listen to and understand your goals. Avera is here to connect you to care and coverage that is second to none.

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MONTHLY SERVICES AND EVENTS CALENDAR

At Avera Flandreau Hospital and Avera Medical Group Flandreau, we’re making a positive impact in the lives and health of our community.

• OUTREACH SPECIALISTS

Audiology

Dr. Brueggeman – April 4

Dietary Consulting

Sarah Parr – April 5, 19

Mental Health Consulting

Nicole Robideau, In Focus Counseling – April 12, 26

Podiatry

Dr. Prusa – April 25

Hospital Auxiliary to be announced

Planet Heart to be announced

Mammograms April 10, 17, 24

Cardiolite Stress Mondays

Lung Cancer Screenings

Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Ask your provider for more info.

Orthopedics

Dr. Dressander – April 11

Surgery

Dr. Wingert – April 3, 17

MRIs Thursdays

Ultrasounds

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (mornings)

Wound Clinic Tuesdays

FLANDREAU SANTEE SIOUX TRIBAL • POSITION OPEN

Patient Accounts Receivable Technician

DEPARTMENT: Third Party Billing/Business Office, REPORTS TO: Third Party Billing Supervisor

SUMMARY: This position works to ensure the accurate submission of all claims to third party payers according to policy and billing regulations and the collection and posting of accounts from third party payers of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribal Health Center. The Patient Accounts Receivable Technician is responsible for making sure accounts are being reimbursed correctly and in a timely manner from all insurance companies. The Patient Accounts Receivable Technician secures revenue by verifying and posting receipts and resolving discrepancies when required.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Regular and consistent attendance.

• Posts incoming checks and processes EOB’s accurately

• Proper posting of all paper and electronic payment listings and batches

• Reconciles all payments posted amounts to the deposit amounts.

• Works denials on the EOB’s to completion

• Downloads and organizes information from the Indian Health Service (IHS) Electronic Health Record (EHR) and RPMS systems as needed for billing.

• Performs necessary clerical duties to complete billing tasks and document appropriate communication; files work documents and reference materials as needed.

• Responsible for following up and processing returned claims, reports, requests for information and resubmissions.

• Monitors all outstanding unbilled claims and reports any concerns to manager.

• Maintains current billing guidelines and third-party payer regulations.

• Reviews all claims for correct and complete patient and insurance information.

• Assist the Third-Party Billing Supervisor with submission, follow-up on denials and rejections.

• Review and work aging accounts to reduce accounts receivables and enhance Third Party collections.

• Assist with all aspects of electronic or paper claim submission.

• Report compliance issues should they arise

• Applies proper application of billing procedures to the various types of insurance carriers and their regulations.

• Reviews billing for accuracy and completeness

• Completes billing within timeframe outlined by department

• Assists with posting mail receipts, electronic 835 remits, Medicare, Medicaid, Private insurance payments against individual patient accounts.

• Applies knowledge and understanding of Medicare and Medicaid regulations and billing, particularly as it applies to prevention of sanctions under Fraud and Abuse initiatives.

• Acquires additional information needed by each payer.

• Responds to billing and collection questions, referral and certifications from all outside sources.

• Communicate with Healthcare Providers and other FSST HC Departments as necessary

• Maintain compliance with applicable policies, procedures, performance and quality standards

• Identify and communicate opportunities for improvement.

• HIPPA: Maintains at all times the confidentiality of any patient medical, financial or personal information and other information records and data to which there is access

• Views, uses and discloses such information only for reasons necessary to perform duties

• Reports any suspected privacy concerns.

• Attend all Business Office and Clinic meetings as required

• Perform other related duties, as assigned

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: None

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE:

• High School Diploma or equivalent required

• Minimum of 2 years of medical billing experience required

• Provider Credentialing experience preferred

• RPMS and eProvider Solution experience is preferred

• Strong customer service background

• College Education/Vocational Training in Medical Billing is preferred

QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• All Office Applications including Word, Excel, Publisher, Outlook, and PowerPoint.

• Clear written and verbal communications.

• Good time management skills and organizational skills.

• Excellent attention to detail.

• Problem analysis and problem resolution.

• Able to maintain confidential information.

• Experience in third party billing/collection with in-depth knowledge of specific third-party payer requirements

• Working knowledge of medical terminology and basic medical coding practices (UBC; CPT4; HCPCS; ICD-9)

• Knowledge and proper application of remote electronic inquiry systems for Medicare; Medicaid; Blue Cross and/or all other Commercial payers.

• Ability to process adjustment claims to Medicaid and Medicare payers

• Ability to work independently and possess strong self-directing research skills

• Knowledge of billing/collections software

• Must be production and goal oriented.

• Requires strong written and verbal communication skills.

• Requires ability to work independently, handle detail and work efficiently and accurately

LANGUAGE SKILLS:

Ability to read, analyze, and interpret technical procedures, or governmental regulations. Ability to write routine and business correspondence. Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from employees, managers, vendors and customers.

REASONING ABILITY:

• Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in situations where only limited standardization exists.

• Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram or schedule form.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to walk, sit, bend, stoop, kneel, and twist; finger dexterity; handle or feel objects, tools, or controls; reach with hands and arms; talk and hear. The employee is occasionally required to stand. The employee must frequently lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.

Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vison, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions

While performing the duties of this job, the employee occasionally works near moving mechanical parts. The employee is occasionally exposed to toxic or caustic chemicals. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. Please apply on line at fsst-nsn.gov and attach resume.

For questions, please contact Lacey Rentschler, Clinic HR Manager at lacey.rentschler@ihs.gov or 605-573-4126