AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRoad & Bridge Funding: Yankton County is asking voters for a 60-cent-per-$1,000 road and bridge levy (with a two-year sunset) to address a widening gap between about $9 million in maintenance needs and a $5.1 million budget. Voter Access Fight: A federal judge expedited briefing in a League of Women Voters lawsuit over South Dakota’s documentary proof-of-citizenship requirement for new voters, with absentee voting starting Sept. 18. Public Health—Water Safety: DANR is warning South Dakotans to watch for harmful algal blooms on lakes, urging “When in Doubt, Stay Out!” and noting toxin maps can’t confirm safety in real time. Cybersecurity—Water Systems Hit: CISA says more than 100 U.S. water systems were targeted in July, including South Dakota, as attackers probed internet-exposed control equipment. State Budget Outlook: Economic advisers say South Dakota’s revenue picture is better than expected, but warn about federal policy uncertainty, drought, and workforce shortages. Local Life & Culture: Lifescape hosted a wacipi to connect kids with Native heritage, and Heartland Humane Society marked 25 years. Business & Growth: Amazon’s new Sioux Falls delivery station is now operating, boosting capacity for a four-state area. Sports & Community: Mitchell Christian runners swept individual titles at the Mitchell Invitational cross country meet.
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