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{KXLG -Watertown, SD} Watertown City Council officially approved the 2024 City Budget Appropriation Ordinance tonight after the second reading but not without some discussions, one of which included the Watertown

Watertown City Council wrapped up their third and final meeting tonight with the 2024 City Manager Proposed Budget.

Round two of three Watertown City Council meetings this week concluded today after a little over four and a half hours as City Manager Amanda Mack went through the 2025-2029

Shortly after presenting an update to the Watertown City Council on the $36 million Prairies Lakes Ice Arena construction project, TEGRA Group Inc. was approved for a separate contract of

Watertown City Council officially rejected the bid of $600,000 on the appraised former Wells Fargo building for $1,340,000, done in 2023.

Watertown’s $25,000 licensing fee for a medical marijuana dispensary may be one of the state’s highest, according to two of the three dispensaries currently operating in Watertown that showed up

Watertown City Council held a work session tonight with multiple items to cover, one of which included a sales tax presentation, which also gave caution to some recent revenue reports

Although overall completion is set for 2026, the City of Watertown “bike” trail advocates saw some progress at tonight’s City Council meeting after approval was given to apply for a

The Urban Renewal Fund and Upper Big Sioux Watershed Project Fund have been inactive; therefore, Finance Officer Kristen Bobzien recommended the Watertown City Council approve the transfer of the “surplus

Because a bid has been received, the City of Watertown may be one step closer to selling the “former Wells Fargo” building the City purchased in the hopes of renovating