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City of Winner Parks and Recreation Marty Pederson Parks and Recreation Supervisor Park Hours The City of Winner Parks are closed from 11PM to 5AM every day. Leahy Bowl Baseball Field Concession Stand Public Bathroom Playground Read More City Park Walking Trail Frisbee Golf Ice Rink Basketball Court Read More Softball Complex Walking Trail Softball Fields Concession Stand Read More McDonald's Park Softball Fields Playground Tennis/Basketball Court Walking Path City Pool Read More Bass Pond Walking Trail Kid's Fishing Pond Read More

Latest News and Videos Committee and Council Meetings All City of Winner Council meetings are streamed on our YouTube Channel! To watch the latest recordings, scroll through the videos you see here! To watch a live stream, visit our YouTube Channel here: City of Winner Play Video Play Video 59:49 City Council Meeting 02-03-2025 City Council Meeting 02-03-2025 Play Video Play Video 49:49 City Council Meeting 01-21-2025 City Council Meeting 01-21-2025 Play Video Play Video 31:06 City Council Meeting 01-06-2025 My Event Description Play Video Play Video 40:21 City Council Meeting 12-16-2024 City Council Meeting 12-16-2024 Play Video Play Video 45:44 City Council Meeting 12-2-2024 My Event Description Play Video Play Video 32:01 City Council Meeting 11-18-2024 City Council Meeting 11-18-2024 Play Video Play Video 32:41 City Council Meeting 11/4/24 City Council Meeting 11/4/24 Play Video Play Video 31:29 City Council Meeting 10-21-24 City Council Meeting 10-21-24 View YouTube Channel City Council Minutes 08-18-2025 1 day ago Special City Council Minutes 08-13-2025 1 day ago Proposed City Council Agenda 08-18-2025 5 days ago

Winner Fire Department Mission Statement The Fire Department in Winner is a 100% volunteer organization that is reached by dialing 911 to the Law enforcement center and is dispatched thru a voice pager system. It is the mission of the Winner / Tripp County Rural Fire Department to protect life and property from the adverse effects of fires, emergencies or exposure to dangerous conditions through fire suppuration, rescue, disaster preparedness, fire prevention and community education. About WFD Fire Suppression The methods of the Winner Fire Department of extinguishment have been refined over the years through education in fire sciences. Although the best method of extinguishment is still a quick interior attack if possible. This is made possible with the improved personal safety equipment used by today’s firefighters, such as Turnout gear and Breathing apparatus witch help us get closer to the fire for short periods of time. Also with the use of a fire cam, which enables us to see through smoke, we will be able to find victims in structure fires more rapidly. Public Fire Education We provide Fire station tours to any school or community group serviced by the Winner Fire Department. Fire safety programs for school children include fire crews visiting the schools every year in October, the use of a Kid’s fire Safety Trailer. Several firefighters also attend annul state fire schools. These all allow us teach the importance of fire safety, and safety awareness to community members of all ages. If you would like to schedule a tour or are in need of Fire Safety information please contact the fire chief Darin Nelson at 842-0359, Or any other member of the Winner Fire Department. History The Winner Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1912. And became organized on JANUARY 28TH 1913 with a crew of twenty Firefighters and became the Winner City Fire Dept. Currently the Dept. is known as the Winner / Tripp County Rural Volunteer Fire Dept. And has a crew of 30 Firefighters who are dedicated to serving their community. These are volunteers who put their lives on hold and on the line at the sound of a tone on their pager to help others in the Community. They leave their families and whatever else they are doing to make sure that our community and the people in it are provided with the best emergency service possible. These volunteers also meet twice a month for training and a business meeting to make sure that they are ready when they are needed. The Winner Volunteer Fire Dept. serves approximately 1700 square miles of Tripp County, South Dakota including approx. 6400 residents. The Winner Volunteer Fire Dept. is dispatched from the Winner City Police Dept. Each firefighter has a voice pager. The Winner Volunteer Fire Dept. has an operating budget financed by Tripp County, City of Winner & dance donations. The Winner Volunteer Fire Dept. responds to an average of 60-70 calls per year and also responds to an average of 15 vehicle accidents with injuries per year. Events The Winner VFD has an annual dance in the spring with donations used to purchase equipment. They have an open house each year during Fire Prevention week. Throughout the year different members give classes at the local grade school and give tours of the fire hall. We purchased a fire camera with other donations received from the community. This fire camera is used to find & rescue fire victims. It is also used to find hot spots during mop up procedures. The Department moved into a new facility in Oct. 2003. Please feel free to join us at our annual open house during Fire Prevention week each October, and our annual Dance in the spring.

Winner City Cemetery City of Winner has one cemetery, located on North Main Street. For more info on rules and regulations, contact the City office (605) 842-2606. Cemetery Search Cemetery Maintenance Policy Of The City Of Winner The City of Winner Cemetery maintenance employees will fill, sod and/or seed, water, mow and provide for the general maintenance of each and every grave site within the area known as the Winner City Cemetery. Individuals may care for the site of an immediate family member’s grave only. This is limited to mowing and many not interfere with the maintenance crew and the performance of their duties. No one is allowed within the cemetery from 9:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. daily. Permanent grave markers, memorials, headstones and/or footstones may be placed on each grave site by qualified monument companies, provided placement is accomplished as directed in compliance with existing city ordinances and under the supervision of cemetery personnel. Maintenance of those markers, etc., shall be the financial responsibility of surviving family members. If maintenance is required, as determined by city authorities, the city shall have the right to hire monument companies or use city personnel to restore such markers, etc., to an upright or ground level position, whichever is necessary as determined by the original placement of the marker. In the event that the monument, marker, headstone or footstone is damaged or destroyed, in the process of repositioning, the city and its employees shall not be held liable. Every reasonable effort shall be taken to provide proper and careful restoration of the marker, etc., to its original position. Vases which are significantly damaged or destroyed by city crews will be placed by the city at city expense. Replacement of vases damaged or destroyed by natural wear or elements shall be the responsibility of family members. The city will not assume responsibility for vandalism. Requests for vase replacement must be considered by a Cemetery Committee representative to determine responsibility. Flowers, temporary memorials, or decorations may be placed on the grave site the 5:00 pm the Thursday prior to Memorial Day and may remain on the grave site for one week following Memorial Day. The city will not assume responsibility for, or salvage of, any decorative items so placed. No shrubs, bushes, trees or live growing plants may be planted at any place of time within the City Cemetery by any individual other than regular Cemetery maintenance personnel. Flowers, plants or decorations may be placed at any time, provided they are placed in vases or receptacles, which are an integral part of the headstone, memorial, marker or footstone and do not inhibit the general maintenance of the Cemetery. Adopted by the Winner City Council, July 16, 1990 Frequently Asked Questions If you have additional question please contact the Department at (605) 842-2606 Option 1. Is there a mowing schedule? No, just when it is needed. How much does it cost for a burial space? $300 per space. Can I purchase spaces in advance and where would I purchase the spaces? Yes, at the City Finance Office. What are the sizes of the lots? There are six spaces to a lot. Who do I call about information on people buried in the cemetery? The city office (605) 842-2606 Option 1. Records are kept in the City Finance Office. If I own lots and don’t need them can I give or sell them? Yes, but you should transfer your deed so the future owner does not have difficulty in proving ownership. Who maintains the cemetery? The city maintenance crew does all the trimming, mowing, spraying, planting, digging watering, etc. How many items may I place at a grave site? Flowers, plants or decorations may be placed at any time, provided they are placed in vases or receptacles, which are an integral part of the headstone, memorial, marker or footstone and do not inhibit the general maintenance of the cemetery. In addition, funeral decorations and other cemetery memorabilia may be placed and left on a grave for up to 14 days following the internment so long as they are not placed outside the grave space. Thereafter, until a permanent gravestone or marker is placed, one or two items may be secured or staked and left on the grave as a temporary marker until the permanent marker is installed. In any event, the city will not assume responsibility for, or salvage of, any funeral decorations and other ceremony memorabilia so placed on a grave. (Ordinance 55.02 Section I) For other questions you may have please contact the Cemetery Department at (605) 842-2606.

Winner Police Department Mission Statement The mission of the Winner Police Department is to protect and serve the citizens of Winner. The Winner Police Department provides pro-active and reactive law enforcement services. The pro-active approach is done through public visibility and community programs. The reactive approach is responding to emergency and non-emergency calls from the public. Peddler Registration Marc Dvorak Chief of Police Important Information Phone Numbers For Weather/Road Conditions South Dakota 511 Nebraska (800)906-9069 Minnessota (800)542-0220 North Dakota (701)328-7623 Iowa (800)288-1047 Rapid City Area (605)394-2243 Storm Shelter Locations Winner Police Department 217 E. 3rd Street Tripp County Courthouse, 200 E. 3rd Street Winner Community Center 300 Block of Van Buren Winner National Guard Armory East 7th St HSI Victim Notification Program Allows eligible victims and witnesses to obtain reliable and timely information regarding a criminal alien’s release from custody. Bike Info The Winner Police Department, which is open 24 hours, gives out Free Bike Licenses. Curfew The City of Winner has a curfew for anyone that is 17 years of age or younger, unless they are accompanied by a parent or guardian. The time of the curfew is 10:30 p.m on nights when there is school the next day and midnight on all other nights. Dogs All dogs that are in the City of Winner must be on a leash, chain or in an enclosed fenced in area. In addition, all dogs must be current on their rabies shots. Crime Stoppers (605) 842-3939 This is our Crime Stopper Line. If you want to remain anonymous and have information on crim, you can call our Crime Stopper Line. You will be given a number to use for further calls. If the information received leads to the arrest and conviction of the person, you may receive a cash reward. Sex Offender Registry In 2006 the South Dakota State Legislature amended the sex offender registry laws to provide a public access internet site which lists all offenders registered in the State. Follow the link below to be taken to the South Dakota Sex Offender Registry site. Go to site

City of Winner Public Safety The City of Winner's Public Safety Department is comprised of several different units, including our police department, emergency dispatch, regional jail and fire station. Our police department has a strong team of well-trained officers who are proficient in a wide range of areas, including criminal investigations and emergency response. Our emergency dispatch services are essential for delivering rapid assistance to those in need. Our regional jail provides safe and secure incarceration for convicted criminals. Finally, our fire station has a great team of firefighters who work tirelessly to keep the community safe from fire and other emergency situations. For Emergencies, Call 911 Public Safety Commissioner Mitch Miller winpscsd@goldenwest.net 605-840-9966 Chief of Police Marc Dvorak winpdsd@gwtc.net 605-842-3324 Communications Supervisor Andrea Ptacek 605-842-3324 Jail Administrator Jeff Augspurger winnerjail@gwtc.net 605-842-3328 Fire Chief Jason Orel 911 Communications Winner 9-1-1 PSAP provides 9-1-1 services for 6 counties: Tripp, Gregory, Lyman, Mellette, Bennett and Haakon Population of these counties from 2009 census: 20,602 Non-emergency number: 605-842-3325 Read More Police Department Mission Statement The mission of the Winner Police Department is to protect and serve the citizens of Winner. The Winner Police Department provides pro-active and reactive law enforcement services. The pro-active approach is done through public visibility and community programs. The reactive approach is responding to emergency and non-emergency calls from the public. Read More Winner City Jail Purpose The purpose of the jail is to provide a safe and secure environment for those who have been arrested and/or sentenced by the court. Visiting Hours Tuesday: Thursday: 7:00pm –8:00pm Saturdays: 3:00pm – 4:00pm Read More Winner Fire Department Mission Statement The Fire Department in Winner is a 100% volunteer organization that is reached by dialing 911 to the Law enforcement center and is dispatched thru a voice pager system. It is the mission of the Winner / Tripp County Rural Fire Department to protect life and property from the adverse effects of fires, emergencies or exposure to dangerous conditions through fire suppuration, rescue, disaster preparedness, fire prevention and community education. Read More

City of Winner Garbage Service The City of Winner provides garbage removal to the City of Winner residents and businesses only. Contact: Troy Kruger Public Works Director 605-840-2783 Residential Service Residential areas of Winner are picked according to the schedule on the attached photo. Any changes to that schedule will be announced on the City Facebook page. Rules and Rates A Resolution Amending the rates of Garbage Pickup and Disposal, and Recycling Rates for service, Garbage pickup and disposal; and Rates for rubble site landfill; modifying Resolution 2023-7 and 2023-19 by providing for certain charges for additional garbage picked up when it is not contained in the customer’s normal tote or dumpster: BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Winner: Residential/Churches - Pick up one time per week - Sales Tax will be added EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 2023 Administrative fee (all accounts) $5.00 65 or 95 Gallon Tote $19.50 300 Gallon $43 Extra Totes (pickups) Same as prices listed above Extra bagged garbage outside the confines of the tote or dumpster $10 per yard or any portion thereof Commercial – Set rate will be for one time per week per size of container. - Sales Tax will be added EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 2023 Administrative fee (all accounts) $5.00 95 Gallon Tote $30.00 95 Gallon Tote Each additional Pickup $20.00 300 Gallon Tote $43.00 300 Gallon Tote Each additional Pickup $30.00 2 Yard Dumpster $60.00 2 Yard Each additional Pickup $50.00 4 Yard Dumpster $120.00 4 Yard Each additional Pickup $100.00 6 Yard Dumpster $180.00 6 Yard Each additional Pickup $150.00 Extra bagged garbage outside the confines of the tote or dumpster $10 per yard or any portion thereof Landfill Loads from within City Limits – Sales Tax will be added EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2023 Roofing/Shingles (per “square” [100 sq feet]) $6.50 per square, self-reporting * All other rubble site refuse, as follows: Pick Up $25.00 unless exempt under ordinance Single Axle Trailer $25.00 unless exempt under ordinance Multiple Axle Trailer $50.00 unless exempt under ordinance End Dump, Dual Tandem $100.00 unless exempt under ordinance Semi-Trailer $200.00 unless exempt under ordinance Semi-Trailer with Pup $250.00 unless exempt under ordinance Large Animal (per Carcass) $15.00 Small Animal (per Carcass) $10.00 Container of Small Fowl Carcasses $10.00 Car, pickup, van tires $6.00 Truck Tires $10.00 Tractor Tires $100.00 Large Tires $200.00 Landfill Loads from outside City Limits - Sales Tax will be added EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2023 Roofing/Shingles (per “square” [100 sq feet]) $19.50 per square, self-reporting * All other rubble site refuse, as follows: Pick Up $75.00 Single Axle Trailer $75.00 Multiple Axle Trailer $150.00 End Dump, Dual Tandem $300.00 Semi-Trailer $600.00 Semi-Trailer with Pup $750.00 Large Animal (per Carcass) $45.00 Small Animal (per Carcass) $25.00 Container of Small Fowl Carcasses $25.00 Car, pickup, van tires $6.00 Truck Tires $10.00 Tractor Tires $100.00 Large Tires $200.00 Penalty: See Administrative Fines and Fees * Self-reporting estimate of square feet of roofing/shingles --- NOTE: It is a misdemeanor crime to knowingly provide false information. Effective Date: The changes made on the garbage rates herein shall take effect June 1, 2023. The changes made on landfill rates herein shall take effect on July 1, 2023. For weekend or special events. This provides one dump of the container: $50 delivery/pickup fee per event (not per container) 300 gallon container - $17 each dump 2 yard dumpster- $26 each dump 4 yard dumpster - $41 each dump 6 yard dumpster - $55 each dump For homes or facilities doing a “cleanout”. Provides for four dumps in 30 days: $50 Delivery/pickup fee 300 gallon $43+$30 for each additional dump 2 yard dumpster - $60+$50 for each additional dump 4 yard dumpster - $120+$100 for each additional dump 6 yard dumpster - $180+$150 for each additional dump NOTE: If the dumpster or 300 gallon container is delivered/picked up by the City, the City will receive the $50 fee. If it is delivered/picked up by the Contractor, then the Contractor will receive that fee. For Household drop off at the transfer station – must be approved by the Public Works Director or designee: Recycle materials – no charge Loads from within City Limits - Sales Tax will be added Minimum $7 charge / $7 per yard Pick Up load $25.00 Single Axle Trailer load $25.00 Multiple Axle Trailer load $50.00 End Dump, Dual Tandem load $100.00 Semi-Trailer load $200.00 Semi-Trailer with Pup load $250.00 Loads from outside City Limits - Sales Tax will be added Minimum $14 charge / $14 per yard Pick Up load $75.00 Single Axle Trailer load $75.00 Multiple Axle Trailer load $150.00 End Dump, Dual Tandem load $300.00 Semi-Trailer load $600.00 Semi-Trailer with Pup load $750.00

911 Communications Andrea Ptacek -Supervisor Winner 9-1-1 PSAP provides 9-1-1 services for 6 counties: Tripp, Gregory, Lyman, Mellette, Bennett and Haakon Population of these counties from 2009 census: 20,602 Frequently Asked Questions When do I use 9-1-1? 9-1-1 is a reporting number. Call 911 to report an incident which you believe requires the response or intervention of a law enforcement officer, firefighter or emergency medical service. The professionals answering the 9-1-1 call will determine which agencies or units should respond and how quickly they need to reach the scene of the incident. - When a person is hurt or injured. - When a crime has been or is being committed. - When a motor vehicle accident occurs. - Any situation involving a fire. How does enhanced 9-1-1 work? Special computers and monitors display the location and phone number where the 9-1-1 call originated. A typical 9-1-1 display will give the phone number of the caller, the address and apartment or lot number, and the name of the telephone service subscriber. How does a 9-1-1 call get to the right place? Telephone computers are set up to identify the location where the 9-1-1 originated and automatically route it to the correct 9-1-1 center for that geographic location. Can I use my cellular phone to call 9-1-1? Cellular phones can call 9-1-1 as a free call. Caller location, phone number and wireless provider, and cellular tower information will be displayed. If the wireless caller has a poor signal the location may not be displayed. Can the hearing impaired use 9-1-1? The Winner 9-1-1 PSAP (Public Safety Answering Points) has the TDD capability for communication with hearing and speech impaired persons. What if a caller does not speak English? The Winner 9-1-1 PSAP has a translator services available for non-English speaking callers. How did 9-1-1 become the universal number? 9-1-1 ….. the first telephone call was a call for help. In 1876 Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. During his testing he spilled a bottle of acid and called out “Watson, come here, I need you.” His conversation was transmitted via the telephone to his assistant Watson in another room, and the first telephone call became a part of history. The concept of being able to dial a single (universal) number to report emergencies was first utilized in Great Britain, back in 1937. Citizens could dial the digits 9-9-9 and reach a central operator who would in turn dispatch police, fire or ambulance as needed. This idea came to the United States in 1967. It was introduced to Congress and committees were formed to decide how to make the concept a reality. First, the telephone companies had to find a three-digit number that was not being used anywhere in the United States or Canada as a central office exchange or an area code. Other considerations were that it should be easy to find on the telephone dial or easily dialed in the dark. The telephone industry decided on the numbers 9-1-1. The very first 9-1-1 call was placed on February 16, 1968 in Haleyville, Alabama. The first 9-1-1 calls could only provide a voice connection. Callers knew that a call to 9-1-1 would connect them to the right people for emergency help. But the emergency responders did not have any information other than that provided by the caller. Still, 9-1-1 was a big improvement in emergency services. Enhanced 9-1-1 provides the callers location information and telephone number via special computers and display screens. Enhanced 9-1-1 also provides for selective routing of 9-1-1 calls to multiple jurisdictions.

City of Winner Landfill Hours of Operation Monday 9:00am-5:00pm Wednesday 9:00am-5:00pm Saturday 10:00am-2:00pm Closed: New Years Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Native American/Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day Items Allowed Items ACCEPTED at The City of Winner Landfill site Concrete, leaves, grass, garden waste, branches, untreated wood, treated wood, iron/metal, aluminum, clothes, furniture, empty washed out paint cans, carpet, shingles, washers, dryers, glass, batteries, small dead animals, large dead animals, tires, refrigerators and freezers and air conditioners (must have FREON removed and tagged) Items NOT accepted at The City of Winner Landfill site Plastic of any type, TV’s, microwaves, stereos, cardboard, (Please place these items by your normal garbage and River Bottom Sanitation will pick them up.) Rates and Rules A Resolution Amending the rates of Garbage Pickup and Disposal, and Recycling Rates for service, Garbage pickup and disposal; and Rates for rubble site landfill; modifying Resolution 2023-7 and 2023-19 by providing for certain charges for additional garbage picked up when it is not contained in the customer’s normal tote or dumpster: BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Winner: Residential/Churches - Pick up one time per week - Sales Tax will be added Administrative fee (all accounts) $5.00 65 or 95 Gallon Tote $19.50 300 Gallon $43 Extra Totes (pickups) Same as prices listed above Commercial – Set rate will be for one time per week per size of container. - Sales Tax will be added Administrative fee (all accounts) $5.00 95 Gallon Tote $30.00 95 Gallon Tote Each additional Pickup $20.00 300 Gallon Tote $43.00 300 Gallon Tote Each additional Pickup $30.00 2 Yard Dumpster $60.00 2 Yard Each additional Pickup $50.00 4 Yard Dumpster $120.00 4 Yard Each additional Pickup $100.00 6 Yard Dumpster $180.00 6 Yard Each additional Pickup $150.00 Landfill Loads from within City Limits – Sales Tax will be added Roofing/Shingles (per “square” [100 sq feet]) $6.50 per square, self-reporting * All other rubble site refuse, as follows: Pick Up $25.00 unless exempt under ordinance Single Axle Trailer $25.00 unless exempt under ordinance Multiple Axle Trailer $50.00 unless exempt under ordinance End Dump, Dual Tandem $100.00 unless exempt under ordinance Semi-Trailer $200.00 unless exempt under ordinance Semi-Trailer with Pup $250.00 unless exempt under ordinance Large Animal (per Carcass) $15.00 Small Animal (per Carcass) $10.00 Container of Small Fowl Carcasses $10.00 Car, pickup, van tires $6.00 Truck Tires $10.00 Tractor Tires $100.00 Large Tires $200.00 Landfill Loads from outside City Limits - Sales Tax will be added EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2023 Roofing/Shingles (per “square” [100 sq feet]) $19.50 per square, self-reporting * All other rubble site refuse, as follows: Pick Up $75.00 Single Axle Trailer $75.00 Multiple Axle Trailer $150.00 End Dump, Dual Tandem $300.00 Semi-Trailer $600.00 Semi-Trailer with Pup $750.00 Large Animal (per Carcass) $45.00 Small Animal (per Carcass) $25.00 Container of Small Fowl Carcasses $25.00 Car, pickup, van tires $6.00 Truck Tires $10.00 Tractor Tires $100.00 Large Tires $200.00 For weekend or special events. This provides one dump of the container: $50 delivery/pickup fee per event (not per container) 300 gallon container - $17 each dump 2 yard dumpster- $26 each dump 4 yard dumpster - $41 each dump 6 yard dumpster - $55 each dump For homes or facilities doing a “cleanout”. Provides for four dumps in 30 days: $50 Delivery/pickup fee 300 gallon $43+$30 for each additional dump 2 yard dumpster - $60+$50 for each additional dump 4 yard dumpster - $120+$100 for each additional dump 6 yard dumpster - $180+$150 for each additional dump NOTE: If the dumpster or 300 gallon container is delivered/picked up by the City, the City will receive the $50 fee. If it is delivered/picked up by the Contractor, then the Contractor will receive that fee. For Household drop off at the transfer station – must be approved by the Public Works Director or designee: Recycle materials – no charge Loads from within City Limits - Sales Tax will be added Minimum $7 charge / $7 per yard Pick Up load $25.00 Single Axle Trailer load $25.00 Multiple Axle Trailer load $50.00 End Dump, Dual Tandem load $100.00 Semi-Trailer load $200.00 Semi-Trailer with Pup load $250.00 Loads from outside City Limits - Sales Tax will be added Minimum $14 charge / $14 per yard Pick Up load $75.00 Single Axle Trailer load $75.00 Multiple Axle Trailer load $150.00 End Dump, Dual Tandem load $300.00 Semi-Trailer load $600.00 Semi-Trailer with Pup load $750.00

City of Winner Finance Office Pay Your Utility Bill The City of Winner Finance Office is responsible for managing a variety of financial and administrative tasks, ensuring compliance with regulations and policies. Our team comprises of experts in the areas of human resources, utility billing and budgeting, as well as finance. We help businesses thrive by providing opportunities through partnerships with the City of Winner, which includes managing bids, liquor licenses, elections, and annual reports among other administrative duties. Contact us today to learn more about what we can offer you. Our Team. Harly Koenig Finance Officer Email me! Rhonda Augspurger Human Resources Safety Director Email me! Holly McCready Deputy Finance Officer Accounts Payable Email me! Brandy Osborn Utility Billing - Safety Director Cemetery Records Email me! Helpful Links 1 Utility Forms Printable Utility Forms should be returned to City Hall or emailed to utilities@winnersd.org ACH Cancellation Form Utility Application New Customer ACH Form Payment Plan Application Disconnect Form Dumpster and Tote Form Load Management Form Outlaw Tap Garbage Application Pool or Bulk Water Application Summer Sewer Averaging App 2 Liquor Licenses Find information and applications for liquor licenses below. Alcoholic Beverage License Application Types of Licenses Available On Premise Full Service License Special Alcoholic Beverage Application 3 Elections View ordinances and forms. Election Ordinances Notice to Petitioners How to Circulate Petition Petition Validation Checklist Notice of Vacancy 2024 4 Budgets View the yearly budget report here. View Report 5 2023 Annual Audit Report View the most recent Annual Report. View Report 6 Request for Public Info Read about Public Records requests from the City of Winner Public Records Request Policy 9 Vendor Registration Vendors and Peddlers operating in the City of Winner are required to fill out this free peddler registration form and return to the Winner Police Department before selling goods within the city. Vendor applications should be filled out and returned to the City Finance office Peddler Registration Vendor Application 7 Cannabis Forms Find applications, maps and more needed to apply for a Medical Cannabis Dispensary in the City of Winner. Dispensary Application Authorization to Use Property Maps of Restricted Areas Medical Cannabis Checklist 10 Street Block Off Request Please read the policy attached before applying to block Main Street and it's side streets. The application is attached to the policy information. Return to City Hall. Policy for Events & User Agreement 8 City Sales Tax Report Sales Tax Reports are updated monthly. Read Report 11 Donation Rules This policy is established in effort to provide fair and equitable donation funding to eligible charitable and nonprofit organizations in the city of Winner and to provide procedures to apply for and receive funding of non-profit/charitable groups, events, services, and programs that benefit residents in the City of Winner. View Policy Bright Energy Solutions Bright Energy Solutions provides rebates that will help residential customers and businesses reduce their energy costs and operate more efficiently. These rebates are offered to customers of municipal utilities who are members of Missouri River Energy Services. Find your local resources below and start saving today! Read More Employee Portal Find employee forms by following thie link below. Employee Portal

City Departments The City of Winner offers a variety of services and utilities to its residents. Our roads and bridges are well-maintained and provide safe transportation within the city. Our airport and cemetery are also major assets that contribute to our community's well-being and quality of life. We offer a number of payment and permit forms on our website to make our services more accessible to our residents. We are always striving to better our community and we welcome your input in shaping our future. Learn more by following the links below! Planning and Zoning Building permits, ordinances, and zoning information. Finance Information about reports, budgets, licenses and more. Public Safety Winner Police Department, Winner Jail, and Winner Fire Department. Airport Learn more about the City of Winner's regional airport. Public Works Public Works including Streets, Sanitation, Water and Electric. Cemetery Information about rates, search plots and more.

City of Winner Recycling Center City of Winner Recycling Center 31718 278th St Winner, SD 57580 605-842-3028 Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM First Saturday of the month 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Closed on City recognized holidays. Aluminum will be purchased at the current market rate per pound. Newspapers, regular paper, and magazines are to be separated. Cardboard should be broken down and dry. Tin cans need to have paper removed and be washed out. Thank you for your cooperation! Resolution 2023-28 A Resolution Amending the rates of Garbage Pickup and Disposal, and Recycling Rates for service, Garbage pickup and disposal; and Rates for rubble site landfill; modifying Resolution 2023-7 and 2023- 19 by providing for certain charges for additional garbage picked up when it is not contained in the customer’s normal tote or dumpster: BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Winner: Residential/Churches - Pick up one time per week - Sales Tax will be added EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 2023 Administrative fee (all accounts) $5.00 65 or 95 Gallon Tote $19.50 300 Gallon $43 Extra Totes (pickups) Same as prices listed above Extra bagged garbage outside the confines of the tote or dumpster $10 per yard or any portion thereof Commercial – Set rate will be for one time per week per size of container. - Sales Tax will be added EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 2023 Administrative fee (all accounts) $5.00 95 Gallon Tote $30.00 95 Gallon Tote Each additional Pickup $20.00 300 Gallon Tote $43.00 300 Gallon Tote Each additional Pickup $30.00 2 Yard Dumpster $60.00 2 Yard Each additional Pickup $50.00 4 Yard Dumpster $120.00 4 Yard Each additional Pickup $100.00 6 Yard Dumpster $180.00 6 Yard Each additional Pickup $150.00 Extra bagged garbage outside the confines of the tote or dumpster $10 per yard or any portion thereof Landfill Loads from within City Limits – Sales Tax will be added EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2023 Roofing/Shingles (per “square” [100 sq feet]) $6.50 per square, self-reporting * All other rubble site refuse, as follows: Pick Up $25.00 unless exempt under ordinance Single Axle Trailer $25.00 unless exempt under ordinance Multiple Axle Trailer $50.00 unless exempt under ordinance End Dump, Dual Tandem $100.00 unless exempt under ordinance Semi-Trailer $200.00 unless exempt under ordinance Semi-Trailer with Pup $250.00 unless exempt under ordinance Large Animal (per Carcass) $15.00 Small Animal (per Carcass) $10.00 Container of Small Fowl Carcasses $10.00 Car, pickup, van tires $6.00 Truck Tires $10.00 Tractor Tires $100.00 Large Tires $200.00 Landfill Loads from outside City Limits - Sales Tax will be added EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2023 Roofing/Shingles (per “square” [100 sq feet]) $19.50 per square, self-reporting * All other rubble site refuse, as follows: Pick Up $75.00 Single Axle Trailer $75.00 Multiple Axle Trailer $150.00 End Dump, Dual Tandem $300.00 Semi-Trailer $600.00 Semi-Trailer with Pup $750.00 Large Animal (per Carcass) $45.00 Small Animal (per Carcass) $25.00 Container of Small Fowl Carcasses $25.00 Car, pickup, van tires $6.00 Truck Tires $10.00 Tractor Tires $100.00 Large Tires $200.00 Penalty: See Administrative Fines and Fees * Self-reporting estimate of square feet of roofing/shingles --- NOTE: It is a misdemeanor crime to knowingly provide false information. Effective Date: The changes made on the garbage rates herein shall take effect June 1, 2023. The changes made on landfill rates herein shall take effect on July 1, 2023. For weekend or special events. This provides one dump of the container: $50 delivery/pickup fee per event (not per container) 300 gallon container - $17 each dump 2 yard dumpster- $26 each dump 4 yard dumpster - $41 each dump 6 yard dumpster - $55 each dump For homes or facilities doing a “cleanout”. Provides for four dumps in 30 days: $50 Delivery/pickup fee 300 gallon $43+$30 for each additional dump 2 yard dumpster - $60+$50 for each additional dump 4 yard dumpster - $120+$100 for each additional dump 6 yard dumpster - $180+$150 for each additional dump NOTE: If the dumpster or 300 gallon container is delivered/picked up by the City, the City will receive the $50 fee. If it is delivered/picked up by the Contractor, then the Contractor will receive that fee. For Household drop off at the transfer station – must be approved by the Public Works Director or designee: Recycle materials – no charge Loads from within City Limits - Sales Tax will be added Minimum $7 charge / $7 per yard Pick Up load $25.00 Single Axle Trailer load $25.00 Multiple Axle Trailer load $50.00 End Dump, Dual Tandem load $100.00 Semi-Trailer load $200.00 Semi-Trailer with Pup load $250.00 Loads from outside City Limits - Sales Tax will be added Minimum $14 charge / $14 per yard Pick Up load $75.00 Single Axle Trailer load $75.00 Multiple Axle Trailer load $150.00 End Dump, Dual Tandem load $300.00 Semi-Trailer load $600.00 Semi-Trailer with Pup load $750.00 Examples of recyclable material