Yankton Board of City Commissioners Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission addressed routine business, including a report from the City Manager and the approval of a schedule of bills. The agenda featured discussions on the establishment of public hearings for retail wine, cider, and malt beverage licenses. Old business included public hearings for temporary street closures in the Downtown Meridian District for school district parades. New business items involved the approval of the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, a transient merchant license application, a tuition reimbursement agreement for a police officer, and the first reading of the 2027 Budget Appropriations Ordinance.
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Yankton Board of City Commissioners Regular City Commission Meeting
The commission addressed several new business items, including support for the Yankton Thrive Business Incubator, funding recommendations for the National Field Archery Association Foundation, and the transfer of real estate to the Town of Volin. Additionally, the commission considered accepting a green space land donation, establishing public hearing dates for street and parking lot closures for upcoming summer festivals, and reviewing a peddler's license request. Other topics included updates to the city's investment policy, awarding a bid for the annual supply of petroleum products, and approving a lease agreement for an airport hangar. The meeting also included an executive session regarding contractual matters.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Yankton Board Of City Commissioners Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission addressed several key items, including public hearings for temporary street closures for local events and the adoption of ordinances regarding structural height limits and parking requirements for housing for residents aged 55 and older. The board also reviewed rental rate increases for city facilities, discussed the inclusion of 911 dispatchers in the state retirement system, accepted bids for alley reconstruction, and approved various lease agreements, liquor license applications, and a grant application for FEMA infrastructure improvements.
May 11, 2026·Board meeting
Yankton City Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting featured a discussion on the city manager's report, including updates on the upcoming shift to an automated solid waste collection system and the schedule for filing nominating petitions for city commission seats. Recognition was provided to the Yankton High School building trades class for their construction of a mock training house for the police department, and the students were introduced. Additionally, a proclamation for National Police Week and Peace Officers Memorial Day was read, and Officer Brett Craig was recognized as the Officer of the Year.
