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2015 Legislative Update 3-9-2015
Positions are updated as POSITIONS ON 2015 PENDING LEGISLATION bills are able to be BY THE reviewed by the District. LEGEND SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT Color Key Updated Sioux Falls Legislators Positions not yet approved by District 9 – Deb Peters, Paula Hawks, Steve Hickey School Board District 10 – Jenna Haggar, Don Haggar, Steven Haugaard Passed both District 11 –David M Omdahl, Jim Stalzer, Mark Willadsen houses District 12 – Blake Curd, Arch Beal, Alex Jensen District 13 – Phyllis Heineman, Steve Westra, G. Mark Mickelson Dead District 14 – Deb Soholt, Tom Holmes, Larry Zikmund Key Bills District 15 – Angie Buhl O’Donnell, Karen L. Soli, Patrick Kirschman House Bill 1013 Introduced by: The Committee on Health and Human Services at the request of the Department of Social Services Dr. Celeste Uthe-Burow 367-4283 An Act to certain provisions related to social work licensure. Impact: This bill is seeking to clarify and clean up language related to the licensing of bachelor level social workers. Position: The District takes no position on this bill. The Sioux Falls School District employees Master’s Level Social Workers and do not employee bachelor level social work practitioners. House Bill 1044 Introduced by: The Committee on Education at the request of the Department of Education Sue Simons 367-5384 An Act to revise certain provisions regarding educational personnel certification and discipline. Impact: This bill is attempting to streamline and organize into one section the criteria and procedure for issuing, suspension, and non-renewal teacher and administrator certificates and for those administrators who are employed without a certificate and to outline the procedure of for discipline of teachers and administrators by their respective professional commissions. -
District Title Name Home Address City State Zip Legislative Email Party Leadership District 01 Rep
District Title Name Home Address City State Zip Legislative Email Party Leadership District 01 Rep. Steven D. McCleerey 45708 116th Street Sisseton SD 57262 [email protected] DEM District 01 Rep. Susan Wismer 10970 Prairie Hills Pl. Britton SD 57430 [email protected] DEM Minority Whip District 02 Rep. Lana Greenfield PO Box 243 Doland SD 57436 [email protected] REP District 02 Rep. Burt Tulson 44975 SD Highway 28 Lake Norden SD 57428 [email protected] REP District 03 Rep. Drew Dennert 523 N. Arch St., Apt. 3 Aberdeen SD 57401 [email protected] REP District 03 Rep. Daniel Kaiser 1415 Nicklaus Drive Aberdeen SD 57401 [email protected] REP District 04 Rep. Jason W. Kettwig 1109 Washington Dr. Milbank SD 57252 [email protected] REP District 04 Rep. John Mills 21730 464th Ave. Volga SD 57071 [email protected] REP District 05 Rep. Hugh M. Bartels 1244 N. Maple Watertown SD 57201 [email protected] REP District 05 Rep. Nancy York 921 8th Ave. NE Watertown SD 57201 [email protected] REP District 06 Rep. Isaac Latterell PO Box 801 Tea SD 57064 [email protected] REP Majority Whip District 06 Rep. Herman Otten PO Box 326 Tea SD 57064 [email protected] REP District 07 Rep. Spencer Hawley 1215 W 8th St. S Brookings SD 57006 [email protected] DEM Minority Leader District 07 Rep. Tim Reed 627 Medary Ave. Brookings SD 57006 [email protected] REP District 08 Rep. Leslie Heinemann 47962 228th St. -
Equality South Dakota Political Action Committee 2018 Voter's Guide
Equality South Dakota Political Action Committee 2018 Voter's Guide EqSD PAC endorses this candidate based upon survey response, voting record or volunteered info EqSD PAC opposes this candidate based upon voting record or other information. This candidate has a mixed voting record or a mixed survey response New candidate on which EqSD PAC does not have any information District Office Party Name City statewide governor Dem Billie Sutton Burke statewide governor Rep Kristi Noem Castlewood statewide governor Liberatian Kurt Evans Wessington Springs statewide US Representative Dem Tim Bjorkman Canistota statewide US Representative Rep Dustin "Dusty" Johnson Mitchell statewide US Representative Liberatian George D. Hendrickson Sioux Falls statewide US Representative Independ Ron Wieczorek Mt. Vernon statewide attorney general Dem Randy Seiler Fort Pierre statewide attorney general Rep Jason Ravnsborg Yankton 1 senate Dem Susan M. Wismer Britton 1 house Dem H. Paul Dennert Columbia 1 house Dem Steven D. McCleerey Sisseton 1 house Rep Tamara St John Sisseton 2 senate Rep Brock L. Greenfield Clark 2 senate Dem Paul Register Redfield 2 house Dem Jenae Hansen Aberdeen 2 house Rep Kaleb W. Weis Aberdeen 2 house Rep Lana J. Greenfield Doland 2 house Dem Mike McHugh Aberdeen 3 senate Rep Al Novstrup Aberdeen 3 senate Dem Cory Allen Heidelberger Aberdeen 3 house Dem Brooks Briscoe Aberdeen 3 house Rep Carl E Perry Aberdeen 3 house Rep Drew Dennert Aberdeen 3 house Dem Justin Roemmick Aberdeen 4 senate Dem Dennis Evenson Clear Lake 4 senate Rep John Wiik Big Stone City 4 house Liberatian Daryl Lamar Root Clear Lake 4 house Rep Fred Deutsch Florence 4 house Dem Jim Chilson Florence 4 house Rep John Mills Volga 4 house Dem Kathy Tyler Big Stone City 5 senate Rep Lee Schoenbeck Watertown 5 house Dem Brett Ries Watertown 5 house Dem Diana Hane Watertown 5 house Rep Hugh M. -
District Here
District Legislators Leg. Dist. Aberdeen School District Rep. David Novstrup 3 Rep. Dan Kaiser Sen. Al Novstrup Agar-Blunt-Onida School District Rep. Mary Duvall 24 Rep. Tim Rounds Sen. Jeff Monroe Alcester-Hudson School District Rep. David L. Anderson 16 Rep. Jim Bolin Sen. Dan Lederman Rep. Nancy Rasmussen Andes Central School District 17 Rep. Ray Ring Sen. Arthur Rusch Rep. Bernie Hunhoff 18 Rep. Mike Stevens Sen. Jean Hunhoff Arlington School District Rep. Peggy Gibson 22 Rep. Dick Werner Sen. Jim White Armour School District Rep. Kent Peterson 19 Rep. Kyle Schoenfish Sen. Bill Van Gerpen Rep. Kent Peterson Avon School District 19 Rep. Kyle Schoenfish Sen. Bill Van Gerpen Rep. Julie Bartling 21 Rep. Lee Qualm Sen. Billie Sutton Baltic School District Rep. Roger Hunt 25 Rep. Kris Langer Sen. Tim Rave Belle Fourche School District Rep. Betty Olson 28B Sen. J. Sam Marty Bennett County School District Rep. Kevin Killer 27 Rep. Elizabeth May Sen. Jim Bradford Rep. David L. Anderson Beresford School District 16 Rep. Jim Bolin Sen. Dan Lederman Rep. Nancy Rasmussen 17 Rep. Ray Ring Sen. Arthur Rusch Big Stone City School District Rep. Fred Deutsch 4 Rep. John Wiik Sen. Jim Peterson Bison School District Rep. Dean Schrempp 28A Sen. J. Sam Marty Rep. Kent Peterson Bon Homme School District 19 Rep. Kyle Schoenfish Sen. Bill Van Gerpen Rep. Julie Bartling 21 Rep. Lee Qualm Sen. Billie Sutton Bowdle School District Rep. Justin Cronin 23 Rep. Michele Harrison Sen. Corey Brown Rep. Don Haggar Brandon Valley School District 10 Rep. Steven Haugaard Sen. -
Expenditures Sch-B
Generated On: 1/4/2010 4:15:12 PM Schedule B: Expenditures Sch-B Wellmark, Inc. PAC or WellPAC Status: Amended Committee Type: Iowa PAC Statutory Due Date 10/19/2008 County: NA Adjusted Due Date District: 0 Filed Date 10/17/2008 1:28:06 PM Committee Code: 6498 Postmark Date Political Party: Not Available Amendment Date 7/20/2009 3:45:59 PM Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure Name & Address Purpose Expenditure Date Committee ID Amount 464 Kibbie for Senate 7/28/2008 Check # P.O. Box 190 Fund-Raiser (Attended) $500.00 1742 Emmetsburg, IA 50536 Contribution to John Kibbie for Senate 1247 Mark Smith for Iowa House 7/31/2008 Check # 816 Roberts Terrace Fund-Raiser (Attended) $250.00 1743 Marshalltown, IA 50158- Contribution to Mark Smith for Iowa House 1545 Palmer for State Representative 8/7/2008 Check # 114 First Ave E Fund-Raiser (Attended) $500.00 1744 Oskaloosa, IA 52577 Contribution to Eric Palmer for State Representaive 1516 Rielly for Senate 8/7/2008 Check # 113 North Market Fund-Raiser (Attended) $1,000.00 1745 Oskaloosa, IA 50577 Contribution to Tom Rielly for Senate 1131 Citizens For Kuhn 8/11/2008 Check # 2667 240th Street Reverse Transaction $0.00 1748 Charles City, IA 50616 Contribution to Mark Kuhn 1534 Citizens for Schoenjahn 8/11/2008 Check # 221 Park Ave. PO Box 132 Political Contribution $500.00 1747 Arlington, IA 50606-0132 Contribution to Citizens for Brian Schoenjahn 5136 Rod Roberts for Governor 8/11/2008 Check # 732 San Salvador Avenue Political Contribution $250.00 1750 Carroll, IA 51401-1838 Contribution to Rod Roberts for Iowa House 1334 Watts for House 8/11/2008 Check # 28232 Prospect Ave. -
2012 Primary Election
State Senator - 02 - REP (South Dakota) 2012 Primary Election - OFFICIAL RESULTS Brown County Precinct Art Fryslie Norbert Barrie TOTALS Courthouse Community Rm #8 (Courthouse Community Room ) 11 25 36 Columbia American Legion (Columbia American Legion ) 11 20 31 School/Blind & Visually Imp #16 (School for Blind & Visually Impaired) 13 14 27 Warner Community Center (Warner Community Center) 17 36 53 Stratford Community Center (Stratford Communty Center) 7 12 19 Groton Community Center (Groton Community Center) 16 64 80 Claremont Fire Station (Claremont Fire Station) 1 9 10 TOTAL 76 180 256 State Senator - 02 - REP (South Dakota) 2012 Primary Election - OFFICIAL RESULTS Clark County Precinct Art Fryslie Norbert Barrie TOTALS Blaine, Cottonwood, Sp Val, War (Bradley Community Center) 10 6 16 Ash, Woodland, Garfield, Elrod (Clark County Courthouse) 14 2 16 Raymond Twp, Logan, Fordham, To (Raymond Fire Hall) 15 3 18 Thorp, Maydell, Eden, Town of G (Prairie Ridge Lodge ) 14 2 16 Mt Pleasant, Day, Darlington (Clark County Courthouse) 2 3 5 Foxton, Merton, Town of (Clark County Courthouse) 15 4 19 Lake, Washington, Collins (Willow Lake Grace Lutheran Church) 21 2 23 Town of Willow Lake (Willow Lake Community Center) 27 9 36 Town of Vienna, Pleasant (Vienna Town Hall) 35 4 39 Richland, Hague, Rosedale (Carpenter Community Center) 11 0 11 City of Clark Ward I (Clark Senior Citizens - Ullyot Bldg ) 28 4 32 City of Clark Ward II (Clark Senior Citizens - Ullyot Bldg ) 30 10 40 City of Clark Ward III, Lincoln (Clark Senior Citizens - Ullyot Bldg ) -
2016 City Numbers Phone Directory
Numbers 2016 Directory CONTENTS Sioux Falls City Lincoln County Minnehaha County Metro Communications Agency — 911 Courts Legislators South Dakota State Sioux Falls School District and Area School Districts News Media Subject Index Name Index Summary of Directory Updates To search directory, press Ctrl + F to bring up search box NAMES IN THIS DIRECTORY MAY NOT BE USED FOR MAILING LISTS FOR ADVERTISING OR OTHER NONOFFICIAL USE. This phone directory was published by the City of Sioux Falls. The online version of the phone directory will be kept updated as updates are received. Please send future updates directly to Multimedia Support as the changes occur. If you have questions concerning the phone directory, please call Multimedia Support at 367-8854. Revisions to City section—Inform your major organizational unit’s phone directory contact person of the revision needed. Revisions to other sections—Copy the page to be revised and write your revisions in red. Send to Multimedia Support, City Hall North Annex, 132 North Dakota Avenue, P.O. Box 7402, Sioux Falls, SD 57117-7402, or fax to 367-8113. LAST UPDATED: AUGUST 5, 2016 FREQUENTLY CITY OF SIOUX FALLS ACCOUNTING, See Finance CALLED NUMBERS ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, See Central Services, When you have questions Multimedia Support or concerns about . Call… AIRPORT AUTHORITY Costello Terminal, Joe Foss Field Animal Control 367-7000 2801 Jaycee Lane, 57104-0196 Building (Permits and Licensing) 367-8670 Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday–Friday Executive Director Fire Nonemergency 367-8093 Dan Letellier 336-0762 or 367-7375 Household Hazardous Waste Facility 367-8695 Deputy Director Human Relations Commission 367-8745 Richard King 336-0762 or 367-4397 Office Manager Library Services or Materials 367-8700 Dawn Carlson 336-0762 Mosquito Control 367-8284 Telefax Machine 367-7374 Mowing, Weeds 978-6900 ANIMAL CONTROL, See Police Nuisances (Noise, Junk Cars, Trash, Garbage) 367-8760 Parking Tickets 367-8170 ATTORNEYS 367-8880 Parks/Recreation Information 367-8222 MAIN OFFICE 100 South Dakota Avenue, Suite 200, P.O. -
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Official Monthly Publication Member of National League of Cities Contents Features www.sdmunicipalleague.org SDML 2017 Events Calendar . .7 2017 Rib Dinner and Municipal Government Day South Dakota at the Legislature . .8 MUNICIPALITIES Legal Holidays for 2017 . .9 Managing Editor: Yvonne A. Taylor Editor: Carrie A. Harer Municipal Tax Payments . .10 2017 Legislative Session: PRESIDENT DISTRICT CHAIRS Legislative Calendar . .9 Laurie Gill Dist. 1 - Mike Grosek Mayor, Pierre Mayor, Webster Carrying Your Message to the Capitol . .10 How to Track a Bill Online . .11 1st VICE PRESIDENT Dist. 2 - Paullyn Carey Standing Commitees . .12 Mike Wendland Finance Director, Huron How an Idea Becomes Law . .13 Mayor, Baltic 2017 Legislators By District . .14-17 Dist. 3 - Amy Nelson 2nd VICE PRESIDENT City Manager, Yankton 2017 Municipal Election Calendar . .18 Anita Lowary Finance Officer, Groton Dist. 4 - Becky Brunsing Municipal Elections: Q & A . .20 Finance Officer, Wagner TRUSTEES Pauline Sumption Dist. 5 - Renae Phinney 2017 SD Homeland Security Grant Opportunity . .29 Finance Officer, Rapid City President, Ree Heights Deadwood Fund Grant Applications . .30 Karl Alberts Dist. 6 - Leland Treichel Finance Officer, Aberdeen Mayor, Roscoe Why the 21st Century Cures Act is Good for Cities . .31 Steve Allender, Dist. 7 - Arnold Schott SDPAA – A Look Back and a Look Ahead . .32 Mayor, Rapid City Mayor, McLaughlin Christine Erickson Dist. 8 - Harry Weller Buffer Strips Along the Big Sioux River and Councilmember, Sioux Falls Mayor, Kadoka Skunk Creek Improve Water Quality . .34 Debbie Houseman Dist. 9 - Carolynn Anderson Leading Resilient Communities Finance Officer, Lake Andes Finance Officer, Wall in a Changing Environment . .38 PAST PRESIDENT Dist. -
Billie Sutton: the Right Choice
SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2018 VOLUME 50 | ISSUE 1 INSIDE THIS ISSUE SD-Epic Recommended — 2 | President’s Corner— 4 See Educators Run — 5 | 6 Reasons Why — 7 BILLIE SUTTON: THE RIGHT CHOICE DATES TO REMEMBER FOR SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS s educators, we know that SEPTEMBER 23 every decision made about our South Dakota Indian classrooms and schools is a Education Summit politicalA decision. We also know that in Pierre the coming year, South Dakotans will elect a new governor who will have a SEPTEMBER 29 tremendous impact on those decisions. SDEA Fall Leadership That is why it is crucial that as educators, we raise our voices and help elect the Conference candidate who has demonstrated time Rapid City and time again that providing a great education for all students, regardless OCTOBER 8 of their zip code, is a priority. As SDEA Native American Day President, I am pleased to announce that the SD-EPIC Steering Committee is Marty Jackley, accepted the invitation to talk (SDEA offices closed) recommending State Senator Billie Sutton to be about their vision for public education in South the next governor of South Dakota. Dakota. The recommendation is based on OCTOBER 13 Billie’s responses during the interview and his Senator Sutton has been a tireless advocate SDEA Fall Leadership proven record for public education. for schools and children. He played a crucial Conference role with the Blue-Ribbon Task Force ensuring The following are a few of Senator Sutton’s Sioux Falls bipartisan support for the half-penny sales responses to the SD-EPIC Questionnaire: tax for salary increases. -
Www .Y Ankton.Net
www.yankton.netwww.yankton.net YanktonYankton Daily Daily Press Press & & Dakotan Dakotan ■ ■ Thursday, Thursday, November Xxxxxxxx, 4, 2010 2010 www.yankton.netPAGE 5B S.D. STATE HOUSE RACES (CONTESTED) LANDS COMMISSIONER By The Associated Press DISTRICT 2 40 percent DISTRICT 18 DISTRICT 26B Here are the latest, unofficial returns from South Dakota (including area counties) x-Roger Hunt, GOP (i) 8,275 - 38 21 of 21 precincts - 100 percent 13 of 13 precincts - 100 percent 16 of 16 precincts - 100 percent in the race for Lands Commissioner. percent x-H. Paul Dennert, Dem (i) 4,617 x-Nick Moser, GOP (i) 5,149 - 33 x-Kim Vanneman, GOP (i) 2,989 TP PR Pille Johnson Greg Kniffen, Dem 4,905 - 22 - 30 percent percent - 67 percent Bon Homme...................................5 5 904 1,600 percent x-Elaine Elliott, Dem (i) 4,053 - x-Bernie Hunhoff, Dem (i) 4,957 - Joel Keierleber, Dem 1,498 - 33 CharlsMix.....................................13 13 1,258 1,954 2 to be elected. 26 percent 32 percent percent Clay..............................................11 11 2,019 2,054 Lana Greenfield, GOP 3,865 - 25 Charlii Gilson, GOP 2,740 - 18 Turner ............................................8 8 963 2,432 percent DISTRICT 11 percent Union ...........................................13 13 1,696 3,820 DISTRICT 28B Yankton........................................13 13 2,700 4,595 Norbert Barrie, GOP 2,855 - 19 13 of 13 precincts - 100 percent Jay Williams, Dem 2,684 - 17 36 of 36 precincts - 100 percent State Totals ................................791 791 95,210 188,953 percent x-Lora Hubbel, GOP 5,673 - 30 percent x-Betty Olson, GOP (i) 2,826 - 72 2 to be elected. -
Bill to Recognize Tribal Rulings
Monday, 1.13.14 ON THE WEB: www.yankton.net the midwest NEWSROOM: RESS AKOTAN [email protected] P D PAGE 11 Tyson Workers Approve New Contract Rule Changes DAKOTA CITY, Neb. (AP) — Workers at the Tyson Fresh Bill To Recognize Tribal Rulings Meats plant in Dakota City, Neb., will be getting raises BY GRANT SCHULTE mother’s home in Oklahoma, showed that he had legal cus- Impacting Small under a new contract they approved. Associated Press where he had lived for the tody of his son and that the Members of the United Food and Commercial Workers last year. John Keen said he two were living together. Market Airports union approved the deal Saturday. The new five-year con- LINCOLN, Neb. — Ne- presented school athletics of- Velder said the association tract covers more than 3,500 workers. braska lawmakers would en- ficials with a tribal court has recognized tribal-court NORTH PLATTE, Neb. Production workers will receive raises of $1.60 per hour sure the state recognizes civil order to show that he had rulings for decades, but offi- (AP) — The airlines serving over the life of the deal. rulings made by American In- legal custody of his son, Tay- cials weren’t able to confirm small markets in Nebraska Starting pay will increase to between $13.92 and $14.10 dian tribal courts under a bill lor. right away that Taylor Keen and Iowa have had a hard per hour. “They said, ‘This isn’t a met the eligibility require- time finding enough pilots prompted by a dispute about since new rules took effect Top maintenance workers will be paid up to $19.95 an whether an athlete could par- court,”’ Keen said. -
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Official Monthly Publication Member of National League of Cities Contents Features www.sdmunicipalleague.org 2015 Municipal Annual Report Forms . .6 2016 Legislative Information . .6-11 South Dakota SDMEA Superintendent & Foreman Conference . .12 MUNICIPALITIES 2016 District Meetings Schedule . .13 Managing Editor: Yvonne A. Taylor Editor: Carrie A. Harer SD Police Chiefs Accepting Award Nominations . .14 PRESIDENT DISTRICT CHAIRS SD Building Officials Seminar . .15 Meri Jo Anderson Dist. 1 - Mike Grosek Finance Officer, Mayor, Webster Code Officer of the Year Nomination Form . .16 New Underwood Dist. 2 - Tim Reed Scholarship Funds Available . .17 1st VICE PRESIDENT Mayor, Brookings Laurie Gill SD Transportation Alternatives Program . .18 Mayor, Pierre Dist. 3 - Amy Nelson City Manager, Yankton Building Relationships at District Meetings . .19 2nd VICE PRESIDENT Mike Wendland Dist. 4 - Debbie Houseman Important 2015 Tax Information Mayor, Baltic Finance Officer, Lake Andes Form 1095-B (Health Coverage) . .20 TRUSTEES Dist. 5 - Renae Phinney Gov. Daugaard Awards Four Community Pauline Sumption President, Ree Heights Finance Officer, Rapid City Development Block Grants . .21 Dist. 6 - Mike Hammrich Greg Jamison Councilmember, Ipswich How Cold Is Too Cold? Problems for Storage Tanks . .22 Councilmember, Sioux Falls Dist. 7 - Arnold Schott When It Doesn’t Surface . .24 Karl Alberts Mayor, McLaughlin Finance Officer, Aberdeen Using Social Media Effectively . .26 Dist. 8 - Harry Weller Steve Allender, Mayor, Kadoka Fixing Sign Codes after Reed: All Is Not Lost . .28 Mayor, Rapid City Dist. 9 - Carolynn Anderson Engaging Residents as Volunteers . .30 Anita Lowary Finance Officer, Wall Finance Officer, Groton Growing Public Servants . .34 Dist. 10 - Fay Bueno PAST PRESIDENT Finance Officer, Sturgis State Historical Society Awards Grants .