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Current Job Openings! Looking for a rewarding career with great benefits and retirement options? Look no further than working for the City of Winner! We're currently hiring for a variety of full-time positions and we want you to be a part of our team. Apply today and grow with us! Full Time Employee Benefits 911 Communications Officer/Dispatcher Feb 23 Public Works Director Nov 26, 2025 Part Time Transport LEO Corrections Officer Apr 29, 2024 Corrections Intern Mar 8, 2024 Application Documents Use the links below to download the various application documents. Please return them to the HR department at City Hall or email humanresources@winnersd.org Employment Application Background Check Consent to Reference Check Driver's Form Driver's Form for Law Enforcement

City of Winner Attorney At the city attorney's office, we ensure the city operates in compliance with local legislation, ordinances and policies. The job of City Attorney is to interpret the laws and provide legal advice that helps the city make informed decisions and set informed policies. Our office provides guidance on all aspects of city government, drafting and reviewing contracts, ordinances, and resolutions. We also provide training to city employees, ensuring that they are well-informed and operate within the law. With our expertise, you can rest assured that your city is in good hands. City of Winner Ordinances City Attorney Mason Juracek (605) 842-2606 ext. 1227

Winner Community Center The City of Winner has enjoyed the utilization of the Community Center and seeing individuals use it for its intended purpose, however, due to the abuse of the Community Center, the City of Winner will be making the changes for memberships. The Community Center will only be accessible via a free membership with a membership card. Previous abuse includes but is not limited to: - Destruction of public property - Theft - Arson - Graffiti - Personal garbage - Police Calls due to violence Residents and businesses in the City of Winner may begin checking out membership cards at the City Finance Office 8:00am-5:00pm immediately. 30 day notice required for all gym rental dates Rates: Full Day Gym rental Profit/business organization - $250 fee ($250 deposit) $500 total Non-profit Organization - $175 fee ($175 deposit) $350 total Catering additional $150 Alcohol additional $500 (a special event license will be required) Half Day Gym rental Profit/business organization - $150 fee ($150 deposit) $300 total Non-profit Organization - $75 fee ($75 deposit) $150 total Catering additional $150 Alcohol additional $500 (a special event license will be required) Available Rental Dates Check the calendar to see if the date of your event is available to rent the Community Center, Council Chambers, or meeting room in City Hall. To make an appointment, please contact City Hall at 605-842-2606. Conditions for using Community Center 1. Must be 18 years of age or more to sign out an access card. There is currently no charge for a card if inside city limits. Fines and penalties may occur if this process is abused. Misuse of this card will result in the loss of your card. 2. If you allow others to use your card, or let others in with the use of your card you will still be responsible for any damages that happen while that card is in use. Our system tracks what card is used and who it belongs to. 3. No one under the age of 14 unless they are accompanied by an adult will be permitted on site. 4. Damages may result in the suspension of your card and you may be held liable to pay for any damages that occur while your card is being used for access. 5. Building hours will be 6:00am – 10:00pm. If accessing outside of these hours, it may result in the loss of your card and potential charges. 6. The community center is still able to be privately rented. Hours of operation for private events will be listed on the rental form. Download Application for Access Card Download Agreement Form Please return forms to City Hall or email to financeofficer@winnersd.org Use of City Council Chambers and Meeting Room An annual calendar will be available for all to see. Please leave a note attached or call 842-2606 to reschedule or schedule an extra date. Please be respectful that multiple organizations use these rooms. Please pick up after yourself. If you have any concerns, please contact the Finance Office.

Winner City Jail Mailing Address: 217 E 3rd St. Winner, SD 57580 Inmate messaging number: 605-223-0840 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. Jeff Augspurger Jail Adminstrator John Rehak, RN Medial Supervisor About the Winner Jail Jail Department The Jail is staffed with 26 full time corrections officers and 3 part-time, as well as providing a medical department. Jail Facility & Services The jail provides contract services to several counties. These services include prisoner transports, security in courtroom. Contract services are available for in house mental health services, drug and alcohol classes and evaluations. Medications are Pharmacy dosed. Our jail facility is monitored 24/7 with recorded video surveillance. We have a 156 bed facility that is handicap accessible, and has dorm type or isolation cells. The jail was recently remodeled with new additions in 2020. Our Jail Facilities Video conference capabilities Lawyer Visits Attorney Room Inside recreational area Inmate Phone System- provided by Reliance Telephone Inc. Inmate Texting System- provided by Reliance Telephone Inc. State AVIS Fingerprint system Summit Food Service Daily Commissary Services Community Health Services Winner Regional Healthcare Hospital (affiliated w/Sanford Health) Avera Medical Clinic Winner Regional Healthcare Clinic Two Pharmacies Two Dental Offices Southern Plains Behavioral Health Main Gate Counseling Jail Contracts Each county contract can be customized to meet the individual needs of that county. We currently have several county contracts and are able to provide them with the services needed for them. We have beds available for long and short term inmates. We also have transport vehicles available to meet you at your jurisdiction. We also utilize county work release programs. Frequently Asked Questions If you have an additional question please contact the Winner City Jail at (605) 842-3328. How old do I have to be to visit someone that is in jail? You must be 18 years of age and have identification. What if I’m not 18 years of age? How can I visit someone? If you are under 18 years old, you must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. How many people can visit someone that is in Jail at one time? An inmate may have (2) visitors at one time. If more than (2) come in, then they must wait until the other have finished their visit. Can I bring in cigarettes, soda, candy etc. to an inmate? NO, but you may bring personal hygiene items for the inmate. It would be best to call the Winner City Jail at (605) 842-3328 first, before you bring anything to give an inmate. Prison Rape Elimination Act In 2003, Congress enacted the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) to establish zero tolerance of sexual abuse in any state, federal, or local detention facility. The Winner City Jail is committed to ensuring a safe and humane environment for all inmates. The Winner City Jail also has a zero tolerance policy for all forms of sexual abuse, sexual harassment, and sexual misconduct within its facility. Sexual contact between inmates and/or staff is strictly prohibited at the Winner City Jail. According to South Dakota Codified Law 22-22-7.6: sexual acts between any person employed at a jail and detainees is a felony which is punishable by two years in a state penitentiary and a $2,000.00 fine. Inmates engaging in consensual sexual contact are in violation of facility rules and will face disciplinary action. Inmates at the Winner City Jail are educated about their rights under PREA upon intake and throughout their stay via a PREA pamphlet and PREA video. This facility also provides multiple avenues for reporting allegations of sexual abuse, sexual harassment, and/or sexual misconduct. If these allegations are deemed criminal, law enforcement is immediately notified. How to Report a PREA Related Incident The facility also provides multiple ways for reporting allegations of sexual abuse, sexual harassment, and/or sexual misconduct and all allegations are thoroughly investigated. If deemed criminal, law enforcement is immediately notified. Methods of reporting include but not are limited to Written or Verbal reports, Contacting a Rape Crisis Center or Third party reporting. There are no time constraints on making a report. To report an incident of sexual abuse or harassment of an inmate, the public may call (605) 842-3939. PREA Investigation Disposition Types Substantiated Allegation means that an allegation was investigated and determined to have occurred. Unsubstantiated Allegation means that an allegation was investigated and produced insufficient evidence to make a final determination as to whether or not the event occurred. Unfounded Allegation means that an allegation was investigated and determined not to have occurred. PREA Documents The Winner City Jail began implementing and complying with PREA standards regarding data collection in 2015. The data provided below is from 2015 to 2022. In the future data will be collected and analyzed per PREA standards. 2019 Final Audit 2022 Final Audit 2019 2021 2020 2022

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.

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! Kendyl Horan Human Resources 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 Utility ACH Form Payment Plan Application Disconnect Form Dumpster and Tote Form Budget Billing Application 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 2024 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 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

City of Winner Streets Department Kelly Duffy Street Superintendent Important Ordinances 94.020 Snow Removal From Private Property (A) No person shall remove snow from private properties and dump the snow on a public street, alley, highway or right-of-way within the city. (B) Additionally, no person shall dump snow upon Highway 18 or cause any other obstructions to be placed upon Highway 18 within the city. (Prior Code, § 5.02.01) (Ord. 518, passed - -; Ord. 731, passed - -; Ord. 811, passed - -) Penalty, see § 94.999 94.021 Snow and Ice Accumulation on Downtown City Sidewalks (A) It shall be unlawful for any person in charge of any lot or parcel of ground fronting or abutting upon any sidewalk in the downtown area, as defined herein, to permit or allow any accumulation of snow or ice, which obstructs, impedes or in any manner interferes with the free, unobstructed and safe use of such sidewalk by pedestrians, to be or to remain upon any sidewalk in the downtown area along or in front of any lot or parcel of ground owned, occupied or controlled by said person, for more than 48 hours after the cessation of the storm during which the same fell. (B) In the event that any person in charge of any lot or parcel of ground fronting or abutting upon any public sidewalk in the downtown area, fails to remove the snow and/or ice as set forth in division (A) above, then the city may remove said snow and/or ice and assess the owner, occupant, agent or person in charge of said lot or parcel of ground, a removal fee of $40. (C) The DOWNTOWN AREA to which this section applies shall be the area which includes: (1) Main Street between First Street and Fifth Street; (2) Third Street between Madison Street and Monroe Street; (3) Fourth Street between Madison Street and Monroe Street; and (4) The north side of Fifth Street between Madison Street and Monroe Street. (Prior Code, § 5.02.02) (Ord. 310, passed - -; Ord. 518, passed - -; Ord. 620, passed - -; Ord. 731, passed - -; Ord. 811, passed - -; Ord. 843, passed - -) Penalty, see § 94.999 94.022 Unlawful Placement of Snow or Ice It shall be unlawful for any person in charge of any lot or parcel of ground mentioned in § 94.021 hereof to permit, allow or place any of said snow or ice as mentioned in § 94.021 on any public street, alley or right-of-way within the corporate limits of the city. (Prior Code, § 5.02.03) (Ord. 310, passed - -; Ord. 620, passed - -; Ord. 731, passed - -; Ord. 811, passed - -) Penalty, see § 94.999 94.023 Snow and Ice Removal from Parking Lots (A) At any time the Street Superintendent finds it necessary for any city controlled parking lots to be cleaned or to have the snow or ice removed therefrom, the Street Superintendent shall have signs placed at the entrances at least six hours before the said parking lots are to be cleaned or to have snow and ice removed. (B) It shall be unlawful for any person to leave, allow or let remain parked any motor vehicle, trailer or other movable property after the city has caused signs to be placed on said parking lots prohibiting parking during the stated time on the signs. (Prior Code, § 5.02.04) (Ord. 310, passed - -; Ord. 333, passed - -; Ord. 518, passed - -; Ord. 526, passed - -; Ord. 731, passed - -; Ord. 811, passed - -) Penalty, see § 94.999 Speed Limits Speed Limits in the City of Winner changed in 2023. Here is a list of updated speed limits unless otherwise marked: Residential areas: 25 MPH Highway: 30 MPH School Zone: 15 MPH when children are present Snow Alert Process 94.024 SNOW PLOWING ALERT. (A) Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning. DESIGNATED PARKING AREA. The part of the roadway that is set aside and marked with white parking stripe or yellow parking stripe for parking. SNOW PLOWING ALERT. Such times as there is a snow accumulation on the public street of any amount such that the Street Superintendent or his or her designee declares that snow removal operations on the public streets will commence and that the provisions of this section in regard to parking on public streets during snow removal operations are effective and will be enforced. STREET. The entire width of any public roadway excluding any designated parking area within the city, and it shall not be limited to those roadways designated as a street but shall include all other names by which public roadways are designated. (B) Declaration of snow plowing alert. When the Street Superintendent or his or her designee determines that snow removal for the public streets will commence, that person will announce through local news media and whatever other sources are available that there has been declared a snow removal alert and that the provisions of this section will be effective and be enforced. The determination to declare a snow removal alert will be based on the then existing weather conditions, and the amount of snow then on the ground or expected according to forecasts from the National Weather Service. (C) Parking during snow plowing alert. Parking on any public street in the city will be completely prohibited, on both sides and regardless of the directional run of that street, during the existence of a snow plowing alert. (D) Termination of snow plow alert. After a snow removal alert has been declared, there will be no declaration of its termination, but the alert shall terminate and the provisions of the section become not effective nor enforceable as to any particular street or portion of a street, as soon as that street or portion thereof has been plowed and cleared of snow accumulation, curb-to-curb, and the snow removal equipment is no longer in operation in the area, after which normal parking may be resumed until the next declared snow plow alert. (Prior Code, § 5.02.05) (Ord. 333, passed - -; Ord. 570, passed - -; Ord. 573, passed - -; Ord. 731, passed - -; Ord. 811, passed - -; Ord. 1027, passed 5-2-2022) Penalty, see § 94.999 Emergency Snow Routes § 94.025 EMERGENCY SNOW ROUTES. (A) Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning. DESIGNATED PARKING AREA. The part of the roadway that is set aside and marked with white parking stripe or yellow parking stripe for parking. EMERGENCY SNOW ROUTES. In the City of Winner, those routes that are designated as Emergency Snow Routes, namely: US Highway 18 (2nd Street) from South County Road to 7th Street, 316th Avenue from the Winner Airport to US Highway 18, Lamro Street from 2nd Street to 12th Street, Main Street from 2nd Street to 7th Street, Washington Street from 2nd Street to 6th Street, 6th Street from Washington Street to Country Club Road, Country Club Road from 6th Street to 9th Street, 9th Street from Country Club Road to Winner Regional Hospital, and 7th Street from South County Road to US Highway 18. STREET. The entire width of any public roadway excluding any designated parking area within the city, and it shall not be limited to those roadways designated as a street but shall include all other names by which public roadways are designated. (B) When parking is prohibited on emergency snow routes. Whenever there shall have fallen and accumulated any amount of snow or a combination of snow and ice, there shall exist a prohibition against parking on any portion of an emergency snow route until the precipitation has ceased to fall and the roadway of the emergency snow route has been cleared from curb to curb. The prohibition against parking set forth in this section is separate from, and is not dependent upon, a snow plowing alert as provided in § 94.024(B), above. (Ord. 1027, passed 5-2-2022)2022) Vehicle Removal § 94.026 VEHICLE REMOVAL. In addition to any fine or fines provided herein, the city may cause the removal of any vehicle, trailer or other movable property item parked in violation of this subchapter any time snow has accumulated on an emergency snow route or any time a snow plowing alert has been announced and said activity has commenced. The owner, operator or lessee of said motor vehicle so towed must pay the towing charges before the vehicle will be released to said owner, operator or lessee. (Prior Code, § 5.02.06) (Ord. 518, passed - -; Ord. 526, passed - -; Ord. 731, passed - -; Ord. 811, passed - -; Ord. 1027, passed 5-2-

City of Winner Public Works Pay Your Utility Bill Our mission is to provide the best services and utilities to the people of Winner. We understand the importance of safe and reliable access to utilities, including water and electricity. We continually invest in our infrastructure to ensure that our resources are dependable and environmentally sustainable. Our dedicated departments work tirelessly to keep our streets clean, our sewage system functioning efficiently, and our garbage and recycling programs successful. We also provide parks and recreation options for all ages and abilities in our community to enjoy. Public Works Director Phone: (605)842-2606 Option #5 Fax:( 605)842-1653 Email: winpublicworks@gwtc.net The Public Works Director is responsible for overseeing: Water - Electric - Wastewater - Streets - Parks - Landfill - Sanitation - Swimming Pool- Cemetery- Recycling Streets Kelly Duffy, Supervisor Read More Electric Curt Haakinson, Superintendent Read More Water and Sewer Mark Liebrich, Supervisor Read More Landfill Read More Garbage Read More Parks and Recreation Read More Pool Read More Cemetery Read More Recycling Read More Dates to Remember Billing Date is the first of the month Bills due by the 10th of the month Late notices sent on the 15th of the month Late fees assessed on the 20th of the month Disconnects on the 25th of the month Pay your Bill

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 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

Planning and Zoning Code Enforcement City of Winner Ordinances Our mission is to uphold the standards and regulations that keep our community safe and maintain our property values. We believe that everyone has a right to safe and pleasant living conditions, and we are committed to ensuring that our city continues to be a great place to live and work. The Code Enforcement Officer/Planning Administrator is here to help you with all your needs related to building permits, zoning questions, variance requests, and ordinance enforcement. Planning and Zoning Administrator/Code Enforcement Officer Ron Sprenkle (605) 842-2606 Option #4 605-840-0796 buildings@gwtc.net Latest Information Notice of Public Hearing for vacation of right of way Planning and Zoning Commission Byron Foreman , Chairman Open Luke Littau Jeff Ferwerda Jim Day Open Justin Schuyler Printable Forms Building Permit Conditional Use/Variance/Rezone App Grading Permit Spruce Up Application Board of Appeals Blake Tideman Mary Carpenter Matt Krogman Craig Curtis Brian Schrader Craig Schaeffer Patty Novak Steve Nielsen When is a building permit required? Section 105.1 of the Building Code requires all construction, repair, demolition or moving of structures, including electrical, mechanical and plumbing to obtain a permit. However, some work is exempt, which includes the following: Retaining walls, which are 2 feet or less in height measured from the bottom of the footing to the top of the wall. Water tanks supported directly upon grade if the capacity does not exceed 5,000 gallons and the ratio or height to diameter or width does not exceed 2 to 1. Painting, papering, tiling, carpeting, cabinets, counter tops and similar finish work. Temporary motion picture, television and theater stage sets and scenery. Prefabricated swimming pools accessory to group R-3 occupancy, as applicable in Section 101.2, which are less than 24 inches deep, do not exceed 5,000 gallons and are installed entirely above ground. Swings and other playground equipment accessory to one and two family dwellings. Window awnings supported by an exterior wall of group R-3, as applicable in Section 101.2 and Group C occupancies. Movable cases, counters, and partitions not over five (5) feet nine (9) inches in height. Oil derricks. Shingling, re-roofing of existing one and two family dwellings, siding and replacing windows. Agendas Planning Commission Agenda 7-8-24 Planning and Zoning Agenda 6-10-24 5-13-24 Agenda 1 2 Minutes Planning and Zoning Minutes 6-10-24 Planning Commission Minutes 5-13-24 April 8th Minutes 1 2 3 City of Winner Spruce Up Project The City of Winner is continuing the Spruce Up Winner program. The program helps owners to remove unwanted/dilapidated structures. It is a cost-sharing program where the owner pays for the demolition, loading of the debris, and the capping of the utilities; and the City removes the debris and hauls back fill material in for the contractor to use in leveling off the lot. The program is available for commercial and residential property. The work must be scheduled when City crews are available and that time is limited. Additional information and the required agreement are available at the Planning and Zoning Office, 325 S Monroe St, or you can call 842-2606. The City will disconnect the power and attempt to shut the curb stop off. If the City cannot shut the curb stop off, the owner will have to have the contractor dig it up and shut it off. The following items must be removed from the structure before it is demolished and loaded to be hauled to the City of Winner Landfill: Household trash (all items normal placed out for trash pickup) Plastic items (televisions, etc.) All metal items Major appliances (furnaces, hot water heaters, stoves, freezers, refrigerators, and air conditioning units) (*freezers, refrigerators, and air conditioning units must have the Freon removed and tagged in order to be accepted at the landfill*) The major appliances may be left on site to be hauled to the landfill. _____________________ CONTACT PERSON Ron Sprenkle Planning and Zoning (605) 842-2606 buildings@gwtc.net Tripp and Todd County GIS Data Follow the link below to view Tripp and Todd County GIS mapping. View Mapping