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South Dakota Senate Bills
All categories · Most recent action · 552 bills, broken down by day
Wednesday, Feb 26, 2025
2 billsTuesday, Feb 25, 2025
10 bills-
SR 702 SD Feb 25, 2025Supporting the repeal of the Sioux-Dakota Removal Act.Passed
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SB 81 SD Feb 25, 2025prohibit the use of a firearms code for transactions involving firearms, accessories, components, and ammunition and to provide a civil penalty therefor.Signed
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SB 47 SD Feb 25, 2025clarify eligibility for licensure as a video lottery operator.Signed
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SB 33 SD Feb 25, 2025make appropriations for water and environmental purposes and to declare an emergency.Signed
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SB 204 SD Feb 25, 2025prohibit the expenditure of certain funds appropriated for purposes related to the construction of a prison facility.Passed
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SB 188 SD Feb 25, 2025amend eligibility to vote by absentee ballot.Passed
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SB 150 SD Feb 25, 2025improve South Dakota.Passed
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SB 147 SD Feb 25, 2025promote and enhance the greatness of South Dakota.Passed
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SB 124 SD Feb 25, 2025establish the Incarceration Task Force.Passed
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SB 107 SD Feb 25, 2025exempt trailer manufacturers and trailer dealers from certain provisions regarding motor vehicle dealer license requirements.Passed
Monday, Feb 24, 2025
4 bills-
SJR 506 SD Feb 24, 2025Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election an amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, limiting to a flat rate the real property taxes.Passed
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SB 48 SD Feb 24, 2025modify provisions pertaining to the registration of voters.Passed
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SB 199 SD Feb 24, 2025support the betterment of South Dakota.Passed
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SB 117 SD Feb 24, 2025allow a dealer in motor homes or recreational park trailers to construct and operate campsites at a dealership location.Passed
Friday, Feb 21, 2025
8 bills-
SCR 605 SD Feb 21, 2025Promoting a resilient and healthy Black Hills forest through active forest management and retention of the current forest products industry.Passed
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SB 207 SD Feb 21, 2025freeze property tax revenues and assessments for two years.Passed
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SB 186 SD Feb 21, 2025establish standard time in this state.Passed
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SB 151 SD Feb 21, 2025improve the transparency and openness of state government.Passed
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SB 149 SD Feb 21, 2025improve the operations and effectiveness of South Dakota.Passed
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SB 148 SD Feb 21, 2025provide for the economic development of South Dakota.Passed
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SB 121 SD Feb 21, 2025reduce maximum values for certain property taxes levied on owner-occupied single-family dwellings, and to increase the rates for certain gross receipts taxes and use taxes.Passed
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SB 104 SD Feb 21, 2025provide for the publication of the cast vote record of automatic tabulating equipment and to make an appropriation therefor.Passed
Thursday, Feb 20, 2025
13 bills-
SJR 504 SD Feb 20, 2025Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election an amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, requiring a number of signatures on a petition to initiate a constitutional amendment be obtained from each county.Passed
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SCR 608 SD Feb 20, 2025To provide for an interim study to examine the South Dakota criminal justice system with a focus on substance abuse, mental health issues, and corrections.Passed
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SCR 607 SD Feb 20, 2025Encouraging the Legislature to continue using person-first language that acknowledges the person before any disability.Passed
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SCR 606 SD Feb 20, 2025Expressing the Legislature's concern about the potential for a carbon oxide pipeline to become a weapon of mass destruction to be used by terrorists or unfriendly governments and urging the Public Utilities Commission to conduct risk assessments and establish stronger regulatory and security measures for carbon oxide pipelines to ensure adequate state, county, business, and family emergency response planning.Passed
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SC 810 SD Feb 20, 2025Honoring Hannah Heiman of Clark, South Dakota Girls State Governor, and David Yusten Jr. of Sioux Falls, South Dakota Boys State Governor, and the South Dakota American Legion and Auxiliary for their sponsorship and coordination of the Girls State and Boys State programs.S
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SC 809 SD Feb 20, 2025Honoring Bryan Brewer, Sr., for his visionary leadership, transformative impact, and unwavering dedication to advancing athletics, academics, and community empowerment.S
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SB 214 SD Feb 20, 2025repeal the expiration of a reduction in certain gross receipts and use tax rates.Passed
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SB 200 SD Feb 20, 2025provide for the sale of vintage distilled spirits to certain on-sale licensees.Passed
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SB 181 SD Feb 20, 2025provide for noncustodial visitation of a minor born out of wedlock.Passed
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SB 168 SD Feb 20, 2025prohibit non-disclosure agreements in settlement cases involving the Associated School Boards of South Dakota Protective Trust Workers Compensation Pool.Passed
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SB 153 SD Feb 20, 2025require that expenditures from the department of game, fish and parks fund be budgeted through the general appropriation bill.Passed
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SB 142 SD Feb 20, 2025revise the dates for submission of budget requests.Passed
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SB 126 SD Feb 20, 2025establish the manner of determining payments for the child care assistance program.Passed
Wednesday, Feb 19, 2025
10 bills-
SB 85 SD Feb 19, 2025provide property tax relief to certain senior owners of owner-occupied single-family dwellings.Passed
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SB 49 SD Feb 19, 2025prohibit the exercise of the right of eminent domain for the construction of certain facilities.Passed
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SB 35 SD Feb 19, 2025modify substances listed on the controlled substances schedule and to declare an emergency.Signed
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SB 29 SD Feb 19, 2025amend provisions regarding the Division of Insurance and the former Division of Securities operating fund.Signed
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SB 213 SD Feb 19, 2025exempt any food grown, raised, or otherwise produced in this state from state sales tax.Passed
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SB 194 SD Feb 19, 2025classify nicotine products as tobacco products, to increase tax rates on cigarettes and tobacco products, to create the healthcare workforce development fund, and to make an appropriation therefor.Passed
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SB 158 SD Feb 19, 2025address preauthorization requirements for certain health care services and utilization review requirements for certain health benefit plans.Passed
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SB 141 SD Feb 19, 2025distinguish between new construction and improvements to existing structures for purposes of calculating increases in revenue payable from property taxes.Passed
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SB 12 SD Feb 19, 2025limit the amount of money that may be loaned to a candidate or political committee.Signed
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SB 101 SD Feb 19, 2025provide a tax credit to limit the taxes due on property over the previous year.Passed
Tuesday, Feb 18, 2025
13 bills-
SCR 604 SD Feb 18, 2025Supporting the expansion of transportation services for veterans receiving medical care in this state.Passed
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SB 86 SD Feb 18, 2025expand eligibility for the rural recruitment assistance program to include chiropractors and optometrists.Passed
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SB 43 SD Feb 18, 2025establish a timeframe within which a remote seller and marketplace provider must register and remit sales tax.Signed
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SB 42 SD Feb 18, 2025clarify the wholesale purchase price of tobacco products.Signed
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SB 218 SD Feb 18, 2025revise provisions associated with residency for voting purposes.Passed
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SB 212 SD Feb 18, 2025require that pipeline applicants acquire county permits prior to submission of a permit application to the Public Utilities Commission.Passed
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SB 211 SD Feb 18, 2025revise and clarify notice and hearing procedures of the Public Utilities Commission.Passed
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SB 210 SD Feb 18, 2025clarify the Interim Rules Review Committee's oversight of emergency rulemaking.Passed
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SB 205 SD Feb 18, 2025increase the limit on the number of video lottery machines in a licensed establishment.Passed
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SB 203 SD Feb 18, 2025increase the minimum age to purchase a lottery ticket.Passed
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SB 196 SD Feb 18, 2025incorporate the Oceti Sakowin Essential Understandings in public school curriculum.Passed
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SB 183 SD Feb 18, 2025establish requirements that state agencies must follow when applying for federal grants.Passed
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SB 182 SD Feb 18, 2025require every permanent or emergency administrative rule proposal to receive the approval of an elected official before submission to the Legislative Research Council.Passed