Sioux Empire Development Park Benefits Major Tenants:

ADP . . . Over 1,300 Acres Avera Health . . . Zoned I-1 for Light Industrial CIGNA Daktronics, Inc. . . . Protective Covenants Electronic Systems, Inc. FedEx . . . Near the intersection of I-29 and I-90 Forum Communications Glanbia Nutritionals . . . Within minutes of the Sioux Falls Regional Airport Goodin Company Graco, Inc. . . . Paved Roads with Curb & Gutter Nordica Warehouses Inc. Pepsi . . . Located within Sioux Falls City Limits with the benefit of Municipal Services Poet LLC . . . Certified Ready Site - SEDP VIII Sanford Foundation Sanford Health Sanford Research Schwan Sales StarMark Cabinetry Sullivan Inc. Titan Machinery Postal Service U.S. Foods Walmart Win Chill LLC Worthington Ag Parts Wells Fargo YRC Inc. Resources . . . including Corson Development Park Sioux Falls Development a regional rail park Foundation 605.339.0103 or 800.658.3373 [email protected] Located on the BNSF mainline www.siouxfallsdevelopment.com Lot sizes from 3 acre to 6 acres Minnehaha & Lincoln County Immediate access to I-90 Economic Development Associations Zoned I-3 605.339.0103 or 800.358.3373 Within Brandon City limits Municipal services South Dakota Certified Ready Site

Park Stats: 7 Businesses 300+ Employees

19 Electricity . . .

800.481.4700 www.xcelenergy.com 800.234.1960 www.siouxvalleyenergy.com 800.333.2859 www.southeasternelectric.com Resources Xcel Energy Sioux Valley Energy Southeastern Electric

The Coop also offers incentive programs for ground source heat pumps, energy efficiency programs, off- peak heating, water heating, and all-electric heat for homes and businesses. Southeastern Electric Cooperative provides electrical services rural the as to well as Tea, and Harrisburg around Falls, Sioux of limits city southern the in live who residential, members commercial and industrial Hutchin- of areas rural the to addition in Counties Turner McCook, Lincoln, in communities some and areas son County on a non-profit basis. TheThe Coop has sixmembers. officeits and warehouseserve locationsto throughoutViborg itsand service Falls Sioux of south 68 Exit Salem, Parkston, Marion, Alcester, in area of the fastest-growing coops in the state. Coop serves 19,000 meters and is one Southeastern Electric Cooperative Sioux Valley has more than 5,700 miles of distribution line serving more than 25,000 accounts. and advice use energy repair, and wiring electrical offers Besides Valley Sioux services, electric station central basic assistance programs, reduced rate and rebate programs for using electricity for space heating, controlled- and residential/commercial energy conservation assistance. use air-conditioning and water heating, Sioux Valley Energy provides electricity and related services to members in South Dakota and Minnesota, including the Minnehaha communities of Brandon, Hartford, Colton, Corson, Humboldt, Crooks, Lyons, Falls. Valley Springs, and portions of Sioux Sioux Valley Energy Xcel Energy offers a range of rate options, including interruptible rates that can provide industrial customers with significant savings. industrial customers with significant interruptible rates that can provide a range of rate options, including Xcel Energy offers Xcel owns and operates three combustion turbine-generating units at the Angus C. Anson plant site, located between Sioux Falls and Brandon. The plant utilizes natural gas and is capable of providing 400 MW of power, generally used for peaking purposes on hot summer days. Xcel Energy provides electricity to over 90 percent of the electrical customers majority A in Dakota. South in customers 92,000 approximately of total Sioux a for communities rural 35 in customers Falls, as well as commercial), (approximately 87,500 residential and counties. reside in Minnehaha and Lincoln of those customers Xcel Energy Company Xcel Energy The majority of Sioux Falls’ electrical needs are supplied by Xcel Energy. In the surrounding metro Cooperative. Electric and Southeastern Valley Energy by Sioux is provided service area, electric Resources MidAmerican Energy

MidAmerican Energy MidAmerican Energy Company is an energy provider serving 760,000 electric customers and 742,000 605.373.6033 natural gas customers in Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska and South Dakota. It is headquartered in Des Moines, www.midamericanenergy.com Iowa. Information about MidAmerican Energy is available on the company’s website, Twitter, Face- CenturyLink book and YouTube pages, which can be accessed via MidAmerican Energy Company’s website. 800.603.6000 www.centurylink.com NorthWestern Energy Midco 800.888.1300 NorthWestern Energy is a regional provider of electricity, natural gas, and related services to approxi- www.midco.com mately 718,300 customers in Montana, South Dakota, and Nebraska. NorthWestern’s natural gas sys- NorthWestern Energy tem includes approximately 9,758 miles of transmission and distribution pipelines and storage facilities 800.245.6977 serving 168 communities and surrounding rural areas in Montana, South Dakota, and central Nebras- www3.northwesternenergy.com/home ka. This includes electric and natural gas distribution services to approximately 63,575 electric customers and 88,946 natural gas customers in 60 communities in eastern half of South Dakota. The company’s SDN Communications corporate headquarters are located in Sioux Falls. 800.247.1442 sdncommunications.com NorthWestern Energy is dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and cost-effective energy and services to Vast Broadband all of its residential, commercial and industrial customers. 888.745.2888 or 866.964.1277 www.vastbroadband.com Alliance Communications Telecommunications 605.594.3411 Sioux Falls offers a strong infrastructure of telecommunications services. As a regional hub for medical, www.alliancecom.net finance, call center, and retail services, the community is wired with multiple carriers for voice and data Golden West Telecommunications transport. Providers offer everything from the traditional residential services to redundant optical OCX 855.888.7777 capacity. www.goldenwest.com SpeedConnect South Dakota Long distance network service is provided by a number of national service providers and other 605.338.6299 independent resellers. www.speedconnect.com

Point of Presence: AT&T, Midco, CenturyLink, SDN Communications, Sprint, Vast, and Verizon Business all maintain Points of Presence in the community. Natural Gas & Telecom . . . 21

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Big Sioux Aquifer Sioux Big Aquifer Skunk Creek Middle Lewis & Clark Surface Water 605.367.8600 www.siouxfalls.org/publicworks 605.428.3374 605.767.2966 www.lincolncoruralwater.com 605.372.4211 www.slrws.com Resources City of Sioux Falls Public Works Corp Minnehaha Community Water Lincoln County Rural Water System South Lincoln Rural Water Big Sioux Aquifer Big Sioux Creek Aquifer Middle Skunk System Regional Water Lewis & Clark Surface Water 75 million gallons/day 25.5 million gallons

provides treated water to member municipalities and rural water systems from an aquifer adjacent to the near River Missouri the to adjacent aquifer an from systems water rural and municipalities member to water treated & Clark provides Lewis & Clark improves the quality of life for area residents by addressing water quality, supply and infrastructure; allowing continued of life for area residents by addressing water quality, supply and infrastructure; Lewis & Clark improves the quality growth of the Sioux Falls region. The capacity of the system when completed will be 45 million gallons per day (MGD) with the ability to expand to 60 MGD in the future. will be 45 million gallons per day (MGD) with the ability to The capacity of the system when completed Water Treatment Capacity: Water Treatment Water Storage Capacity: Lewis Vermillion, SD. When completed, the System will serve 20 members with over 300,000 people in South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota through 337 miles of pipeline encompassing 5,000 square miles. Communities and rural water systems within the Sioux Falls MSA Lewis & Clark in 2012. were connected to

Water - Sioux Falls Water Water: Sources of Wastewater Treatment - Sioux Falls

927 miles of sewer pipe The Sioux Falls Department of Water Reclamation oversees wastewater collection and treatment for the City. Residential and commercial flow is 91.1 percent of the flow contribution with high strength and indus- 22 lift stations trial flow contributing approximately 3.3 percent of the total flow. The Water Reclamation Division pro- vides collection and treatment services for two sanitary districts and two municipalities outside of the City 21 million GPD design of Sioux Falls; contributing 5.8 percent of the total flow to the system. average flow The Division also provides treatment for final discharge to the according to the conditions 35 million GPD design of the City’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit. The City currently has pri- peak flow mary, secondary and tertiary treatment facilities.

Regional Sanitary Landfill

The Sioux Falls RSL, in operation since 1979, is the largest landfill in the state of South Dakota and is operat- ed under a solid waste permit from the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources. It is located approximately 5 miles west of Sioux Falls and has a service area covering five counties (Lake, Lincoln, McCook, Minnehaha & Turner). The RSL has a total permitted area of approximately 785 acres.

Sioux Falls, in partnership with POET Biorefining-Chancellor, have taken “green” to a new level with the development of a landfill gas pipeline. The 11-mile, low-pressure pipeline provides methane gas to help power daily operations at the 120 million gallon per year POET ethanol plant. Efforts to enhance recycling along with other sustainable measures that decrease environmental impacts will help to lengthen the life of the landfill which is currently estimated to be able to accept waste until the 2070’s.

23 Regional Retail destination . . . . . destination Retail Regional Retail Sales As the largest retail center between Denver and the Twin Cities, Sioux Falls offers the consumer 6% vast selection of goods from thousands of retail stores scattered throughout the metro area. 10% From quaint, eclectic one-of-a-kind shops in our regional communities and downtown Sioux Falls, to national retailers . . . the metro offers everything the consumer needs and wants . 41% 9% Employing 11 percent of the metro labor force, the retail sector has a market area of 695,000 consumers and draws shoppers from the four state area.

Major Retailers: 22% Aldi (3) Ashley Home Furniture At Home Austad’s Golf 6% Best Buy Burlington Casey’s General Stores (11) Costco 4% 2% Dave & Buster’s (coming) Dick’s Sporting Goods Duluth Trading Company DSW Building Materials & Garden Supplies Fareway Foods (3) Fleet Farm Gap / Baby Gap Gordman’s General Merchandise Hobby Lobby HOM Furniture Home Depot HomeGoods Hy-Vee Foods (7) JCPenney Kirkland’s Kohl’s (2) Food Stores Lewis Drug (6) Lowe’s Macy’s Marshalls Automotive Dealers & Service Stations Menards (2) Nyberg’s Ace Hardware (5) Old Navy PetSmart (2) Apparel & Accessory Stores Sam’s Club Scheels Schoeneman’s Slumberland Furniture & Homefurnishings SD Furniture Mart Skechers Target (2) T.J. Maxx Verizon Ulta Walgreens (7) Walmart (4) Eating & Drinking Places Williquors Miscellaneous Retail . . . drawing shoppers from a 4-state area The Sioux Falls Metro generated over 33% of South Dakota’s retail sector sales in 2019. (SD Department of Revenue) Sioux Falls ranks 1st in the nation for total bank assets with $3.2 trillion. (FDIC 4Q, 2019)

$6.0 billion worth of construction has occurred Building Construction - Sioux Falls and 17,500 new housing units have been built (in millions) in Sioux Falls since 2010. 2019 New Residential $215.6 Residential Additions/Remodel $64.5 New Non-Residential $332.5 Non-Residential Additions/Remodel $158.8 Total Value $771.4 Number of Permits Issued 7,355 Source: Planning & Development Services, City of Sioux Falls

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$0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Economic Indicators . 2018 2019 25 Cost of Living . . . affordable! 114.1 35% 113.3 101.8 106.1 Misc. 95.8 105.7 108.5 104.2 109.0 Services Range $650 - 900

$750 - 1,200 $950 - 1,400 4% 95.1 96.7 99.8 123.3 103.3 104.5 104.2 106.9 107.0 Health

91.1 121.1 10% 97.0 104.1 124.6 103.6 102.0 104.0 90.6 Trans- portation Monthly Apartment Rent Apartment Monthly 3 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom

97.7 10% 97.3 92.7 84.6 80.4 86.0 96.0 85.0 100.2 Utilities

82.9 28% 92.6 126.1 138.5 85.5 156.6 109.8 102.0 104.0 Housing

13% 2018 98.0 103.1 102.7 105.8 103.6 96.2 104.4 Food 104.0 100.9 2017 2016

2015 99.8 112.8 121.9 107.1 96.0 91.9 107.8 106.5 105.9 100% 2014 All Items 2013 2012

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$100,000 $150,000 $125,000 $175,000 $200,000 Sioux Falls, SD Kansas City, MO Bozeman, MT St. Paul, MN Madison, WI Minneapolis, MN Iowa City, IA Weight Denver, CO Chicago, IL Source: Council for Community & Economic Research Cost of Living Index Inter-City Index (US Average = 100) 3rd Quarter 2019 / Published October 2019 Component Cost of Living Comparison Cost of Living Source: www.realtor.org Median Existing Home Price Existing Home Median Sioux FallsChristianSchools Bishop O’GormanCatholicSchool Sioux FallsSchoolDistrict Resources 605.335.6557 www.sf.k12.sd.us 605.367.5384 www.siouxfallschristian.org 605. www.ogknights.org

334.1422 Education . . . PreK-12 2019 ACTScores 20 21 22 23 2,700+ area highschoolsinMay studentsgraduatedfrom Nation

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& schools Private schools 27 Education stats . Area School Districts A number of school districts are located within the borders of the 4-county MSA including: Alcester-Hudson, Baltic, Beresford, Brandon Valley, Bridgewater-Emery, Canistota, Canton, Centerville, Chester, Dell Rapids, Dell Rapids St. Mary, Freeman, Garretson, Harrisburg, Hurley, Lennox, Marion, McCook Central, Montrose, Tea Area, Tri-Valley, Viborg and West Central. The Harrisburg School District operates four elementary schools and a middle school within the city limits of Sioux Falls; and both the Tea Area School District and the Brandon Valley School District operate one elementary school. West Central plans to construct a school within Sioux Falls city limits in the near future.

Approximately 5,700 students Educational Attainment earn a bachelor’s degree from a 35.0% South Dakota public or private college/university each May 30.0%

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8,000 students attend 100,000+ students attend 9 Institutions of Higher Ed institutions of higher ed in the post-secondary institutions in Sioux Falls metro area within 150 miles of Sioux Falls Augustana University Sioux Falls Seminary Private, 4 Year Liberal Arts University Graduate Theological Institution 70 Majors & Pre-professional specializations On-line Masters & Doctoral Degrees; Graduate & Non-degree Masters: Education, Sports Administration & Leadership, Certificates Accountancy, Genetic Counseling Annual Enrollment: ~500 Enrollment: 2,100-2,200 605.336.6588 . . . www.sfseminary.edu Average # of Graduates: 400-500 800.727.2844 | 605.274.0770 . . . www.augie.edu Mount Marty College 30-month Nurse Anesthesia Graduate Program University of Sioux Falls Master of Science Degree Private, 4 Year Liberal Arts College Annual Enrollment: 100 AA, Bachelors, Masters 605.322.8090 . . . www.mtmc.edu Fall Enrollment: 1,600 Average # of Graduates: 400-500 University of Northwestern - Sioux Falls 800.888.1047 | 605.331-6600 . . . www.usiouxfalls.edu Private, MN-based Liberal Arts College MBA, MOL and BS-Business Community College of Sioux Falls, a branch of Management The University of South Dakota 800.692.4020 . . . www.unwsiouxfalls.com Community College & Extension Campus Certificates, Associates, Bachelors, Masters & Ph.D.’s. Stewart School Annual Enrollment: 2,000-2,500 Cosmetology, Esthetics & Nail Technology 605.274.9500 . . . www.sduniversitycenter.org Education Annual Enrollment: 100 Southeast Technical College 800.537.2625 . . . www.stewartschool.com Technical Institute - 50+ programs AA Science Degrees, Diplomas or Certificates Annual Enrollment: 2,100-2,200 Average # of Graduates: 900-1,000 800.247.0789 . . . www.southeasttech.edu

Sanford School of Medicine of The University of South Dakota Primary clinical campus (years 3-4) Residency programs: Internal Medicine, Pathology, Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, & Transitional Average # of Graduates: 50-60 605.357.1300 . . . www.usd.edu/med

Institutes, Colleges & U’s . 29 3 public universities . . . located within an hour’s drive of Sioux Falls

Dakota State University . . . Madison, SD A National Security Agency’s National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations Enrollment: 3,300+ Graduates: 450 888.378.9988 . . . www.dsu.edu

South Dakota State University . . . Brookings, SD A land-grant university & the State’s largest institution Enrollment: 12,100+ Graduates: 2,600 800.952.3541 . . . www.sdstate.edu

University of South Dakota . . . Vermillion, SD The State’s designated liberal arts institution & flagship university Enrollment: 10,000+ Graduates: 2,200 877.269.6837 . . . www.usd.edu Lincoln County Minnehaha County City ofSiouxFalls Resources www.minnehahacounty.org 605.367.4206 www.siouxfalls.org 605.367.8800 www.lincolncountysd.org 605.764.2581 Government . . .

Established Lincoln County Area Uniformed FireFighters Area County Employees Established Minnehaha County Average ResponseTime # ofFireStations ISO Rating City Employees County Employees Police Officers Latitude Area Incorporation City ofSiouxFalls Vital Stats Altitude Land Use Longitude

30% residential/70%non-residential 1,422 feetabovesealevel 79.82 squaremiles 576 squaremiles 810 squaremiles March 20,1889 5.13minutes 43 96 o o 32’50” 43’48” 1,260 1862 1867 269 598 160 195 #1 11 Climate . Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall . . . Sioux Falls’ climate, with its 4 distinct seasons, allows for a pleasant variety and an invigorating life-style.

Average Temperatures - Degrees F Something for everyone . . . 600+ restaurants; a world class performance hall and interactive science Mean High Low center; theaters, museums, galleries; the Denny Sanford January 17 26 7 PREMIER Center; downhill skiing and snowboarding; minor February 22 31 12 March 33 43 23 league football, basketball, baseball, soccer, and hockey; a symphony April 46 59 34 orchestra; festivals, parades, parks, pools; a zoo, an May 58 70 46 indoor Ferris wheel and aquatic center . . . and SculptureWalk! June 68 79 56 July 73 84 62 August 71 82 60 September 61 73 49 October 48 60 36 November 33 43 23 December 19 29 10 Climate Stats

Annual Average Temperature 45.8oF Average Relative Humidity 71% (Noon) Annual Precipitation 26.38 Inches Annual Percentage of Possible Sunshine 56% Average Annual Wind Speed 10.3 MPH Area Outdoor Recreation Annual Total Snow 44 Inches Annual Heating Degree Days (65oF Base) 7,706 Sioux Falls is the gateway to many recreational areas throughout the state. Annual Cooling Degree Days (65oF Base) 690 To the north is the glacial lakes region, excellent for water activities and First Fall Freeze Date September 28 camping. To the west and south, stretches of the Missouri River provide Last Spring Freeze Date May 3 beautiful scenery and an unspoiled atmosphere. South Dakota’s walleye fishing on the Missouri River is considered to be the best in the United States. In the autumn, the most popular form of outdoor recreation is hunting. In South Dakota, known as the ring-neck pheasant capital of the world, tens of thousands of hunters bag their limits each season. There is also high- quality waterfowl hunting in the state. Our community & region . . . Sioux Falls Ring-neck pheasant capital. . Upper Midwest providing apermanentspace tohostcommunityeventsandhighlightlocaltraditions. venue, concert outdoor state-of-the-art a boasts area The Park. Falls namesake, historic city’s the within located is Levitt attheFalls Festival ofCulturesatFallsParkandnumerousother ethniccelebrationsthroughouttheyear. The AirShow Old Fashioned4thofJuly(Lennox) Booster Days(ValleySprings) Festivals &Events.

provides opportunities to learn, celebrate and share through cultural experiences. They host the annual the host They experiences. cultural through share and celebrate learn, to opportunities provides Multi-Cultural Center Cinco deMayoFallsParkFiesta Hartford HometownChristmas Jesse JamesDays(Garretson) Humboldt ThreshingShow Sioux EmpireFilmFestival Quarry Days(DellRapids) Great PlainsBalloonRace Folk Off&RibChallenge Sioux RiverFolkFestival Canton CyclingClassic Sidewalk ArtsFestival Hillbilly Days(Colton) Winter Wonderland Festival ofCultures Teapot Days(Tea) Hot HarleyNights President’s Bowl Tour SiouxFalls Peach Festival Dakota Bowl Siouxpercon 605 SummerClassicBeer&MusicFestival is a

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Turner CountyFair(Parker) Hometown Days(Brandon) Hartford JamboreeDays St. Patrick’sDayParade Sioux FallsMarathon That SoundsDecent Hot SummerNites Celebrate Canton Sioux EmpireFair Canton CarShow ParadeofLights Festival ofBands Harrisburg Days Worthing Days Pride Festival PorkPalooza German Fest First Friday’s Riverfest JazzFest CityFest

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Airport. Regional Falls Sioux the within located sculptures and Hospital McKennan Avera at display on art of tures on the University of Sioux Falls campus, sculp- works additional with downtown beyond grown has SculptureWalk world. the around artists from annually sculptures new boasts and nation the in displays sculpture outdoor year-round largest the side- the walks in downtown Sioux Falls. along The exhibit is one round of year displayed sculptures with summer SculptureWalk, an exciting exhibit of 62 outdoor celebrates Falls Sioux Downtown with interactiveexhibits. Center Discovery Science a and galleries arts visual theater, OMNI an theater, a box” “black hall, multi-use performance state-of-the-art a features The Cultural Highlights Washington Pavilion of Arts & Science Washington PavilionofArts& 33 Sioux Falls Parks & Rec State Parks & Recreation Areas in the Region 80+ Parks - 3,350 Acres of Park Land is South Dakota’s newest state park in more than 40 years. 500 Recreational Classes & Programs Just minutes southeast of Sioux Falls, Good Earth is located within Blood Run National Soccer & Football Fields Historic Landmark; considered one of the oldest areas of long-term habitation within Baseball & Softball Fields the country. The park is an important cultural site and unique nature retreat. Lacrosse Fields & Pickleball Courts Tennis, Basketball & Volleyball Courts (Valley Springs) Skate Parks / Skating Rinks / Ice Rinks (Brandon) Disc Golf Courses & Dog Parks Big Sioux Recreation Area . . . Lake Alvin Recreation Area (Harrisburg) 29 Miles of Paved Bike Paths . . . Lake Vermillion Recreation Area (Montrose) 3 City-owned Golf Courses . . . (Canton) 7 Aquatic Centers / Swimming Pools (Garretson) Wading Pool / Spray Pad . . . 5 Community Centers . . . Great Plains Zoo & Delbridge Museum 45-Acre Facility Minor League Sport Teams 1,000 Animals / 137 Species Children’s Petting Zoo Canaries - American Association of Independent Professional Baseball Carrousel & Train Rides Museum with 150 Mounted Animals SkyForce - NBA Gatorade League . . . Great Bear Recreational Park Stampede - U.S. Hockey League Downhill Skiing & Snowboarding Cross-country Skiing & Tubing - Indoor Football League . . . Storm Municipal Band Concerts . . . Thunder FC - National Premier Soccer League Hiking & Mountain Biking Trails . . . USS Battleship South Dakota Memorial . . . Mary Jo Wegner Arboretum . . . IcePlex & Indoor Tennis Center . . . Outdoor Campus Butterfly House & Marine Cove 605.367.8222 . . . www.siouxfallsparks.org Regional Medical hub . . . Metro AreaLongTerm Care Specialty Hospitals Hospital Systems Sanford Canton-InwoodMedicalCenter Avera HeartHospitalofSouthDakota Encompass HealthRehabilitation Sioux FallsSpecialtyHospital www.selectspecialtyhospitals.com Veteran’s MemorialHospital Avera BehavioralHealthCenter Sanford USDMedicalCenter Select SpecialtyHospital www.encompasshealth.com Sanford Children’sHospital Avera McKennanHospital Avera DellsAreaHospital www.sanfordhealth.org Sanford HeartHospital www.siouxfalls.va.gov www.lifescapesd.org Sanford Health www.avera.org www.sfsh.com Facilities: 20 Beds: 1,399 LifeScape Hospital Avera

Sanford Research . . . Falls Sioux Avera ResearchInstitute Health ResearchCenters hospitals inRapidCityorYankton,SouthDakota. Center, Sanford USD Medical Center and Veteran’s Memorial Hospital in Sioux Falls, or Third- and fourth-year students learn at Avera McKennan Hospital & University Health state. the for doctors of generation next the create help to practice family emphasizes and service and research education, includes mission school’s The state. the in sionals profes- and residents students, of education medical for standard South the set of has University Dakota The of Medicine of School Sanford the century, a than more For Sanford SchoolofMedicine staff thehospitalsandclinicswithinmetroarea. located in Sioux Falls and enhances health care in all the hospitals. Nearly 1,000 doctors area and beyond. The Sanford four-state School of Medicine of The University of a South Dakota is in people serves and community hospitals healthcare Falls specialty Sioux of the clinics, variety numerous a and systems care health regional two to Home Health Care medical center

between eonzd s the as recognized www.sanfordresearch.org www.avera.org Denver and the finest major finest Mayo Clinic. 35 Sioux Falls Development Foundation 200 North Phillips Avenue #101 Sioux Falls, SD 57104 800.658.3373 * 605.339.0103 [email protected] www.siouxfallsdevelopment.com