AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDriver Licensing Update: South Dakota’s Driver Licensing Program is rolling out a new driver’s license and ID design this month with added security features and a refreshed layout. Public Safety Tech & Privacy: The state is considering limits on automatic license plate reader cameras (“Flock cameras”) after privacy concerns, with Attorney General Marty Jackley saying safeguards are needed before problems arise. MMIP Leadership: Jackley appointed Marlys Big Eagle as South Dakota’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons specialist, tasked with coordinating investigations and supporting families. Legislative Pay: Lawmakers endorsed budget increases for the Legislative Research Council to cover higher legislator pay and per diem. Courts & Politics: Judge Carmen Means dismissed an anti-compete lawsuit tied to Kyle Peters, a Watertown council member and Noem family son-in-law. U.S. Senate Race: Independent challenger Brian Bengs says Wounded Knee Medal of Honor awards “should not stand,” while Sen. Mike Rounds says he wants “the facts” first. Disaster Relief: South Dakota received a presidential disaster declaration for June-July storms, with federal aid covering 75% of eligible public infrastructure repairs. Local Government: Rapid City’s Dinosaur Park will light “Dino” blue for South Dakota Mines’ home opener.
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