CUSTER- The Custer City Common Council held a meeting on Sept. 15, 2025, during which it approved a property transfer to the Custer Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau. The meeting, led by Mayor Robert Brown, took place at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall Council Chambers and adjourned at 5:53 p.m..
The council unanimously passed Resolution #09-15-25A, which transfers Lot 1R of Block 106 to the Chamber for a fee of $1. The property is to be used as a visitor center, and if it ceases to be used for that purpose, ownership will automatically revert to the City of Custer. The Chamber will also grant the city a 20-foot easement for a water line.
In addition, the council unanimously adopted Ordinance #937-2026, the 2026 Appropriation Ordinance. The council also approved a $1,000 monthly contract with Battle Mountain Humane Society for animal control services for 2026.
The council unanimously approved a half-page advertisement in the 2026 Custer Area Chamber of Commerce Business and Membership Directory for $875.
The meeting minutes show that the city approved claims totaling $150,396.73, with payments to vendors including Black Hills Energy, RCS Construction, and Sanford Health.
The full meeting agenda and minutes, including details on roll call and other ordinances, can be viewed in the document.
