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South Dakota State Legislation

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2026–2026 Session

10 bills
HB 1326

Budget bill funds schools and health services

Lawmakers would fund general and special education aid and reduce the owner-occupied levy for 2027. The bill also directs $9 million for opioid grants and partially restores TANF benefits.

Signed by the Governor on March 30, 2026 H.J. 578

HC 8026Democratic

Commemoration honors Lakota wellness group

Lawmakers would pass a commemorative bill recognizing Oaye Luta Okolakiciye for Lakota wellness and cultural continuity.

H.J. 517

HC 8027Democratic

Legislature honors Lakota child welfare leader

The Legislature would honor Barbara Dull Knife for child welfare advocacy and Lakota leadership.

H.J. 517

HC 8028Democratic

Legislature to honor high school athlete

Lawmakers in the South Dakota Legislature would formally recognize Marvin Richard III for his high school athletic career. The measure is a commemorative recognition and currently listed as in progress.

H.J. 517

SC 826Democratic

Eagles honored for championship season

A resolution would recognize Wall High School Eagles as 2025 Class 9A state champions. It commends players, coaches, staff, and the community.

S.J. 471

SC 827Democratic

Senate honors Lakota student-athlete leader

Senate would formally commemorate Ashlan Carlow-Blount for athletics and academics.

S.J. 471

SC 828Democratic

Senate honors Lakota leader Joseph Marshall III

South Dakota Senate would honor Lakota leader Joseph Marshall III with a commemorative resolution.

S.J. 471

SC 829Democratic

Legislature honors local economic group

South Dakota Legislature recognizes Wall Economic Development Corporation's 10th anniversary with a commemorative resolution.

S.J. 471

SC 830Democratic

Commemoration honors Dave Bonde's service

Lawmakers would formally recognize Dave Bonde for leading the Fort Pierre Development Corporation and serving as Senate sergeant-at-arms.

S.J. 471

SC 831Democratic

Buffalo Return Commemoration Honors Tribes

Resolution would recognize the buffalo’s return to Oceti Sakowin and other tribal lands, honoring tribal nations and partners. It contains no duties, funding, or enforcement powers.

S.J. 471