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Rhoden unveils plan to slow property tax increases for five years
Currently, unless two-thirds of its voters “opt out” of the state’s property tax limit, a local government can only ask for 3 ...
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South Dakota Highway Patrol expanding to address public safety
Sioux Falls could soon see more highway patrol troopers on city streets and highways.Friday the governor held a news conference to make a big announcement ...
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden signs his first bill, banning sanctuary cities in SD
The bill provides protections for law enforcement officers who carry out immigration enforcement actions. Rhoden also signed 14 other bills.
Q&A with Gov. Larry Rhoden on property taxes, state budget, job transition
Gov. Larry Rhoden talked with the Argus Leader for an interview about property taxes, the state budget, and finding success ...
Rhoden sworn in as South Dakota Governor in Pierre
In Pierre, the changing of the guard became official on Saturday as Larry Rhoden took the oath of office to become the 34th ...
Larry Rhoden talks about his transition as the new South Dakota Governor
Larry Rhoden speaks about his experience with his transition as the new South Dakota governor. Homeland Security Secretary ...
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Larry Rhoden gave his first address to the South Dakota Legislature as governor. Read it here
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden delivered his first joint address to the South Dakota Legislature as governor on Tuesday. His ...
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Kristi Noem resigns, Larry Rhoden succeeds to office of South Dakota governor
Larry Rhoden, the right-hand man of South Dakota's first female governor, Kristi Noem, has officially succeeded to ...
South Dakota executive deck shuffled amid Larry Rhoden's succession to governor
Amid Larry Rhoden's succession to South Dakota governor, several executive staffers under former Gov. Kristi Noem were shuffled into new roles.
Larry Rhoden-led property tax reform would cap assessments, adjust freeze program
Part of the proposal would cap cities' and counties' yearly property tax increases at 3% even if assessments rise above that ...