South Dakota Bills

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1021: modify the annual fee for concentrated animal feeding operations and to establish an application fee.

This bill proposes changes to the annual fees charged to concentrated animal feeding operations in South Dakota, including modifications to the existing fee structure and the creation of a new application fee. It directly affects agricultural facilities that house large numbers of livestock by adjusting the financial requirements for operating these operations. The legislation would require operators to pay updated annual charges and an additional fee when submitting applications related to their facilities. These changes aim to modify how fees are collected from these agricultural businesses without altering the fundamental regulatory framework governing them.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1040: reduce the state's contribution to a subsidized high school dual credit program.

This bill proposes reducing the state's financial contribution to a subsidized dual credit program for high school students. It directly affects the South Dakota Department of Education, high school students, and the institutions that administer the dual credit program. The key mechanism involves decreasing the amount of state funding allocated to this educational initiative.

Topics ✗ Budget & Taxes ✗ Education

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1066: revise residency requirements for the purposes of voter registration.

HB 1066 modifies South Dakota's voter registration residency requirements, directly affecting individuals seeking to register to vote in the state. The bill adjusts the time period that applicants must reside in the state before they can register, though the specific duration is not detailed in the provided text. This change aims to update the rules governing who is eligible to participate in the voter registration process. The legislation focuses on procedural adjustments to state election laws without altering the fundamental right to vote.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1114: make an appropriation for the purchasing of equipment to support the South Dakota Board of Technical Education.

HB 1114 allocates state funds to purchase equipment for the South Dakota Board of Technical Education. This appropriation directly supports vocational training programs by providing necessary tools and machinery for students. The bill authorizes financial resources without specifying exact equipment types or quantities. This measure enables the board to maintain and expand its technical education facilities.

Topics ✓ Budget & Taxes ✓ Education ✓ Technology

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1259: prohibit unauthorized access to certain multi-occupancy rooms.

HB 1259 prohibits unauthorized access to certain multi-occupancy rooms in South Dakota. The bill directly affects building owners, property managers, and tenants by establishing rules about who may enter shared living spaces. Key provisions require landlords to obtain consent before entering rooms occupied by multiple tenants, ensuring privacy rights are protected. The law aims to prevent unlawful intrusions while allowing necessary access for maintenance or emergencies when proper notice is given. This policy change strengthens tenant protections without altering existing landlord responsibilities for property upkeep.

Topics ✓ Criminal Justice ✓ Housing

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1164: revise the process for nominating candidates for lieutenant governor.

HB 1164 modifies how candidates are nominated for the position of lieutenant governor in South Dakota. The bill establishes a new process for submitting nominations, specifying requirements for who can nominate candidates and the timeline for submitting these nominations. It directly affects political parties, election officials, and individuals seeking to run for lieutenant governor. The legislation outlines procedural steps for candidate nomination without changing the fundamental election rules or candidate qualifications.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1174: revise certain provisions related to the rights and obligations of a father of a child born to an unmarried mother.

HB 1174 modifies South Dakota laws governing the legal rights and responsibilities of fathers of children born to unmarried mothers. The bill updates provisions related to paternity establishment, custody, and support obligations to align with current legal standards. It directly affects unmarried fathers, mothers, and the children involved in these family situations. The legislation aims to clarify existing procedures without changing the fundamental requirement that fathers must establish paternity to gain legal standing.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1264: require the disclosure of an outstanding loan balance on a campaign finance disclosure report.

This bill requires political campaign finance reports in South Dakota to include the outstanding balance of any loans taken out by candidates or committees. The change directly affects political candidates, political action committees, and campaign finance reporters who must now disclose remaining loan amounts on their filings. By adding this specific financial detail, the bill aims to provide more transparency about the total funding sources used in political campaigns. The provision applies to all campaign finance disclosure reports submitted under South Dakota law.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1012: clarify the status of the Statewide One-Call Notification Board as an agency administered by the Department of Public Safety and the duties of the Board.

This bill clarifies the legal status of the Statewide One-Call Notification Board, designating it as an agency under the Department of Public Safety. It outlines the specific duties and responsibilities of the Board to ensure proper coordination of underground utility notification services. The legislation aims to provide clear administrative structure for the Board's operations without changing its core function.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1232: modify requirements relating to the operation of salons and booths and to declare an emergency.

HB 1232 modifies the rules governing how hair salons and booths must operate in South Dakota. The bill updates existing requirements for salon licensing, safety standards, and operational procedures to reflect current industry practices. It also declares an emergency to allow the changes to take effect immediately without waiting for the standard legislative timeline. This legislation directly impacts salon owners, employees, and customers by establishing new compliance standards for salon businesses.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1083: modify the requirements for obtaining an agricultural processor's lien.

HB 1083 modifies the requirements for obtaining an agricultural processor's lien in South Dakota. The bill directly affects agricultural processors and farmers by changing the rules for when and how liens can be placed on farm products. Key provisions likely adjust the conditions under which a processor can secure payment through a lien on crops or livestock. This change aims to clarify or update the legal process for agricultural debt collection without altering the fundamental purpose of the lien system.

signed · South Dakota · House Mar 31, 2025

HB 1184: amend the deadline for filing a petition to initiate a measure or constitutional amendment.

This bill, HB 1184, changes the deadline for citizens to submit petitions to start a ballot measure or constitutional amendment in South Dakota. It directly affects voters who wish to propose new laws or changes to the state constitution through the initiative process. The key provision adjusts the specific date by which these petitions must be filed, potentially altering when citizens can launch such efforts. This change modifies existing election procedures without adding new powers or restrictions to the initiative system.

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