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Government Projects in Faulk County
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Tamworth Trustees reported $2.52 million in capital and expendable reserves currently held with NHPDIP earning a 3.68% 7‑day rate. They noted that no further action has yet been taken on a potential shift of reserve management to investment advisor Three Bearings. This signals an active discussion about how to manage several million dollars in town reserves, with at least one advisor already engaged on other trust funds. Firms offering public fund investment management, treasury services, or cash management analytics could engage around comparative performance, risk, and policy compliance before a formal move is decided.
The Planning Board is engaging LRPC for a $23,000 Master Plan update that will be a town‑wide effort, and there is interest in adding a Natural Resources Inventory that has not been done in a long time. It is unclear if LRPC’s scope covers the NRI, and the Conservation Commission sees this as its only major need over the next six years. This signals demand for planning, facilitation, and natural resource consulting; vendors can help define NRI scope, public engagement, and any add‑on studies that may sit outside the LRPC contract.
The warrants show a $14,942.50 payment to Watertown Lapp Roof Restoration for 5" spray polyurethane work on the fire department. This indicates a roof restoration or insulation project is underway at the fire facility. While the main contract is awarded, related vendors for HVAC, interior improvements, and future facility upgrades may find this useful as the city invests in its fire infrastructure.
The Tamworth Planning Board is updating the town Master Plan for the first time since 2008 and recommends hiring LRPC to run the year-long process with extensive community input. The Select Board voted to approve the LRPC contract, funding it with $5,600 encumbered from 2025 plus about $17,400 from current-year lines and contingency if needed. This is decided work, but outside planning, facilitation, data, and engagement vendors could watch for follow-on needs like implementation support, project prioritization tools, or future plan refreshes.
The warrants list shows payments to CyberCloak.tech LLC for installation, configuration, and managed cybersecurity services for the city. This indicates the city has recently engaged a vendor to deploy cybersecurity protections and ongoing monitoring. The main buying decision is made, but this is useful for firms offering complementary IT tools, training, or future upgrades, as Centerville is actively investing in cyber infrastructure.
The city paid Lewis & Clark Rural Water to evaluate elevations for the water tower, indicating preliminary engineering or feasibility work on water infrastructure. This suggests Centerville is assessing conditions for future water tower improvements or related projects. While this task is underway, it creates future opportunities for engineering, construction, and controls vendors when the city moves from evaluation to design and build.
The Planning Board approved a revised contract with the Lakes Region Planning Commission (LRPC) to expand the town master plan work from one housing chapter to six chapters, at a total cost of $23,000. LRPC will now handle most of the chapter drafting, with completion targeted by the end of the current budget season, pending Selectboard approval to use contingency funds for the cost increase. This locks in LRPC as the planning consultant but signals future needs for public engagement tools, data, and follow-on implementation projects once the plan is adopted.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Faulk County, South Dakota
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Zell
Town of Wesley
Town of Union
Town of Tamworth
Town of Sherman
Town of Saratoga
Town of Pioneer
Town of Orient
Town of Onaka
Town of O'neil
Town of Myron
Town of Lafoon
Town of Irving
Town of Hillsdale
Town of Freedom
Town of Fairview
Town of Enterprise
Town of Emerson
Town of Ellisville
Town of Devoe
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