South Dakota Allocates $8 Million for Box Elder Road Repairs Due to Ellsworth AFB Activity
The South Dakota legislature passed Senate Bill 130, allocating $8 million to repair Box Elder roads affected by Ellsworth Air Force Base activities. The funding aims to address damage caused by construction related to the B-21 Bomber's housing. The South Dakota Ellsworth Development Authority will manage the repair funds, relieving local taxpayers of the financial burden.
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The South Dakota legislature approved Senate Bill 130, allocating $8 million to repair roads in Box Elder damaged by construction activities related to Ellsworth Air Force Base. The damage is primarily from heavy equipment moving in and out of the base as part of preparations for housing the B-21 Bomber. The South Dakota Ellsworth Development Authority will administer the funds, which come from the state general fund, sourced through sales and excise taxes, relieving local residents from covering the repair costs.
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