AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDiesel Rules: South Dakota says only agricultural producers with a valid exemption certificate may use dyed diesel on roads for now. Nonfarm users could still owe federal taxes, while state and local taxes remain in force. Local Authority: Attorney General Marty Jackley says road districts can regulate, permit and inspect construction or excavation on roads within their boundaries, and charge fees. Immigration: Gov. Larry Rhoden extended the National Guard’s support for ICE through 2027, drawing concern from immigration advocates. November Ballot: Four South Dakota counties will ask voters to approve sales taxes intended to reduce property taxes; voters will also decide four statewide amendments and a closely watched District 25 Senate race. Higher Education: The Board of Regents approved planning for an estimated $60 million renovation of South Dakota State University’s Animal Science Complex. Temporary Workers: Federal data show South Dakota worksites received 823 H-2B worker approvals for construction employers through June 30, with a 99.6% approval rate.
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