County approves controversial license plate reader contract
A valuable law enforcement tool or more technology infringing upon personal freedom? That question was in regard to an automatic…
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County Commissioner Johnson won’t seek another term
The longest-tenured member on the Codington County Board of Commissioners said Tuesday he will not seek another term. Myron Johnson…
Gabel to leave County Commission at end of year
Lee Gabel is ending one type of service to expand another. The 12-year member of the Codington County Board of…
Politicians speak to county commissioners
South Dakota politicians spoke to the Codington County Board of Commissioners Tuesday morning, March 24, at the county courthouse. District…
County provides bond pathway for Harmony Hill
Codington County’s Board of Commissioners on Tuesday provided assistance to the Benedictine Sisters of Watertown and their ongoing development of…
Progress made on 14th Avenue bridge project
There’s some encouraging news for drivers who have been zigzagging through Watertown streets, looking for a convenient way to avoid…
County to refocus efforts on new time-keeping software
Codington County’s Board of Commissioners have started counting the months that new time-keeping software hasn’t been able to track workers’…
County commissioners wrap up 2025 business
Adjustments to the 2025 budget and a handful of other items were undertaken Tuesday by the Codington County Board of…
State to provide $400k for new city lift station
Chris Clifton brought more than his annual Watertown Development Company (WDC) update to the Codington County Board of Commissioners Tuesday…
14th Avenue NW bridge to close soon
Drivers who regularly cross the 14th Avenue NW bridge will soon need to find alternate westbound routes. Banner Associates engineers…
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