South Dakota Lawmakers Propose Allocation of $31 Million in One-Time State Funding
South Dakota lawmakers are proposing the allocation of at least $31 million in one-time state funding for various projects. Key proposals include $8 million for road repairs near Ellsworth Air Force Base, $3 million for a water infrastructure fund, and support for domestic violence and sexual abuse victim organizations. The funding decisions require a two-thirds majority in both legislative chambers. Other initiatives include funding for educational facilities and protective gear for firefighters. The budget process remains ongoing with potential changes to the final figures.
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South Dakota lawmakers are considering how to allocate over $31 million in one-time funding, down from nearly 30 proposals to under a dozen. Governor Larry Rhoden's budget included $14.4 million, which increased by $16.8 million due to updated revenue.
Major proposals include $8 million for road repairs near Ellsworth Air Force Base, $3 million for a water infrastructure fund, and funding for organizations supporting victims of domestic violence. Bills require a two-thirds majority to pass.
Other initiatives include $5 million for rural infrastructure and $2 million for behavioral health facilities. The legislative session is ongoing with final amounts subject to change.
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