2025 Bills Signed By the Governor | South Dakota Legislature

2025 Bills Signed By The Governor

Bill	Title

HB 1001	update a reference to the Internal Revenue Code for purposes of higher education savings plans.
HB 1002	require that all certified educators take a course in South Dakota Indian Studies.
HB 1003	amend definitions pertaining to the school funding formula.
HB 1004	provide tuition for a student who is placed in a residential treatment center that provides educational programming.
HB 1005	modify the requirement for payment of a private home study by the Department of Social Services.
HB 1007	prohibit use of the South Dakota public utilities commission gross receipts tax fund for reimbursement of costs incurred by the Public Utilities Commission.
HB 1008	include a hybrid facility as a facility to be regulated by the Public Utilities Commission.
HB 1011	revise provisions related to the stenographic recording of certain proceedings.
HB 1012	clarify the status of the Statewide One-Call Notification Board as an agency administered by the Department of Public Safety and the duties of the Board.
HB 1014	modify provisions related to emergency medical services personnel and to declare an emergency.
HB 1015	increase licensure fees related to the practice of funeral service and cremation.
HB 1016	revise provisions related to pharmacy and to increase fees.
HB 1021	modify the annual fee for concentrated animal feeding operations and to establish an application fee.
HB 1022	prohibit the misbranding of any cell-cultured protein product.
HB 1024	amend certain fees collected by the secretary of state.
HB 1026	make an appropriation for the replacement of the Richmond Lake dam and spillway, for the general maintenance and repair of other state-owned dams, and to declare an emergency.
HB 1027	repeal obsolete provisions pertaining to noncollecting retailers.
HB 1028	revise certain references to the Internal Revenue Code.
HB 1029	update provisions of the South Dakota Retirement System.
HB 1030	update the South Dakota Retirement System's member information protection provisions.
HB 1031	update the South Dakota Retirement System member identity verification procedures.
HB 1032	update a reference to the Internal Revenue Code in South Dakota Retirement System statutes.
HB 1033	make an appropriation for costs related to emergencies and disasters impacting the state and to declare an emergency.
HB 1034	make an appropriation for costs related to the suppression of wildfires impacting the state and to declare an emergency.
HB 1036	establish a minimum combined balance of the budget reserve fund and general revenue replacement fund.
HB 1037	suspend the tax collection allowance credit for filing returns and remitting taxes electronically.
HB 1039	amend the programs reimbursing a teacher or school counselor for earning national board certification.
HB 1040	reduce the state's contribution to a subsidized high school dual credit program.
HB 1041	revise and repeal certain provisions pertaining to the state library and State Library Board.
HB 1042	make an appropriation for the construction of historical exhibits at the Cultural Heritage Center.
HB 1044	authorize the use of a newborn safety device for the voluntary surrender of a newborn and to make clarifying changes.
HB 1046	revise the General Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2025.
HB 1047	make an appropriation to reimburse health care professionals who have complied with the requirements for rural recruitment assistance programs, and to declare an emergency.
HB 1049	update the official code of laws.
HB 1051	update provisions on the interim legislative oversight of administrative rulemaking.
HB 1052	prohibit the exercise of eminent domain for a pipeline that carries carbon oxide.
HB 1053	require age verification by websites containing material that is harmful to minors, and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1056	prohibit the preparation, sale, and distribution of certain kratom products and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1057	transfer moneys from the South Dakota-bred racing fund to the special racing revolving fund.
HB 1059	clarify the meaning of teleconference for purposes of open meeting requirements.
HB 1061	prohibit a health care provider from restricting or denying a parent or guardian's access to certain medical records and other health information of a minor.
HB 1062	amend provisions pertaining to the maintenance and publication of the statewide voter registration file.
HB 1063	revise the provisions for preparing a fiscal note for ballot questions.
HB 1066	revise residency requirements for the purposes of voter registration.
HB 1067	define the term "must."
HB 1068	allow a student to wear certain military decorations at a school graduation ceremony and to declare an emergency.
HB 1071	modify practice criteria for physician assistants.
HB 1072	modernize provisions relating to water development districts.
HB 1074	modify the individuals eligible to sign an affidavit of homelessness for purposes of obtaining a free copy of a birth certificate.
HB 1075	modify the persons eligible to sign an affidavit for proof of homelessness for purposes of waiving the fee for a nondriver identification card.
HB 1079	increase the number of off-sale licenses from two to three in municipalities and counties of one thousand or less.
HB 1080	void covenants that prohibit or restrict the possession or use of firearms and ammunition.
HB 1083	modify the requirements for obtaining an agricultural processor's lien.
HB 1092	make an appropriation for a student teacher stipend grant program.
HB 1093	modify the permissible dates for a school district bond election.
HB 1094	modify laws regarding school bus safety and to provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1095	extend the area in which a director for an irrigation district may reside.
HB 1096	prohibit eligibility for a suspended imposition of sentence for certain rape offenses.
HB 1097	establish and modify provisions for the temporary training of nonresident physicians.
HB 1099	modify the community paramedic endorsement.
HB 1100	clarify which opinions must be included in the annual judicial opinions report prepared by the Legislative Research Council.
HB 1106	require a report regarding refugee resettlement services.
HB 1114	make an appropriation for the purchasing of equipment to support the South Dakota Board of Technical Education.
HB 1116	repeal a reporting requirement regarding industrial hemp.
HB 1118	prohibit the award or use of state moneys for the research, production, promotion, sale, or distribution of cell-cultured protein.
HB 1125	create a share the road bicyclist safety emblem for use on an emblem specialty plate.
HB 1126	modify provisions pertaining to the compensation of a recount board.
HB 1127	require that notice of a county's canvass, post-election audit, and testing of automatic tabulating equipment be posted to the secretary of state's website.
HB 1129	provide for the transfer of motor vehicles and boats upon death.
HB 1130	provide permissible dates for municipal and school district elections.
HB 1131	make an appropriation for the restoration, maintenance, and repair of the state capitol.
HB 1133	amend bond requirements.
HB 1139	allow individualized investigative treatments for patients with life-threatening or debilitating diseases or conditions.
HB 1141	provide an exception for employers to acquire and distribute opioid antagonists that are available over the counter.
HB 1143	require that the director of equalization adjust certain agricultural land values.
HB 1144	adopt the dietitian licensure compact.
HB 1157	amend the maximum fee limit due when applying for a county drainage permit.
HB 1160	waive the driver license renewal period for members of the military and their families, and employees of the state department.
HB 1161	allow additional forms to verify military service for a veteran designation on a commercial driver license or commercial learner's permit.
HB 1164	revise the process for nominating candidates for lieutenant governor.
HB 1173	eliminate the cap on assessment amounts for road improvements.
HB 1174	revise certain provisions related to the rights and obligations of a father of a child born to an unmarried mother.
HB 1184	amend the deadline for filing a petition to initiate a measure or constitutional amendment.
HB 1188	allow nonresident military members to purchase three-day temporary nonresident waterfowl licenses.
HB 1189	extend by two years the date on which moneys appropriated to the Governor's Office of Economic Development in 2021 for marketing, route restoration, business development, and air service marketing will revert to the general fund.
HB 1192	remove the maximum fee permitted to be charged by a notary.
HB 1194	authorize the cooperation of counties for purposes of operating an office of county director of equalization.
HB 1195	revise a provision related to the termination of parental rights of a child adjudicated abused or neglected.
HB 1196	update Uniform Unclaimed Property Act to include provisions related to virtual currency and notice requirements.
HB 1208	designate an individual using the address of a mail forwarding service or post office box when applying to register as a voter or vote by absentee ballot as a federal voter.
HB 1216	modify and repeal provisions related to the Legislative Research Council.
HB 1218	address the imposition of firearm restrictions on certain employees, officers, volunteers, and other individuals.
HB 1221	make an appropriation for victim services provided by nonprofit organizations.
HB 1222	expand the authorized carrying, possession, and storage of a concealed pistol.
HB 1225	update and repeal provisions related to the reporting of hospital charge information.
HB 1230	revise a provision related to unauthorized distribution of fentanyl and provide a penalty therefor.
HB 1232	modify requirements relating to the operation of salons and booths and to declare an emergency.
HB 1238	establish protections for a veteran seeking assistance in a veterans' benefit matter.
HB 1239	revise certain provisions related to the restriction of access to obscene materials in a public library or public school library.
HB 1245	exempt from the state sales and use tax gross receipts for certain services to a partnership.
HB 1256	require the inclusion of certain information on a candidate's nominating petition or on a ballot question petition.
HB 1259	prohibit unauthorized access to certain multi-occupancy rooms.
HB 1264	require the disclosure of an outstanding loan balance on a campaign finance disclosure report.
HB 1265	establish provisions related to the sharing of information with the national marrow donor program.
SB 1	update references to certain federal motor carrier regulations.
SB 2	increase civil penalties for commercial driver violations.
SB 3	increase driver license fees.
SB 5	permit a sheriff to charge a fee for service of process, whether service is completed or not.
SB 6	authorize a loan from the South Dakota housing infrastructure fund to a school district adjoining a federal military installation for the construction or expansion of a school building.
SB 7	prohibit the adoption or implementation of certain policies related to immigration enforcement.
SB 8	establish certain criminal offenses for boat operators and to provide penalties therefor.
SB 10	shorten the time before records of a Governor or a lieutenant governor are opened to the public.
SB 12	limit the amount of money that may be loaned to a candidate or political committee.
SB 13	clarify the enactment and effective date of a measure initiated or referred within a political subdivision.
SB 14	revise and repeal provisions related to agricultural production facilities and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 15	expand the policy advisory committee for animal damage control.
SB 17	clarify when a political committee must file certain campaign finance disclosure statements.
SB 24	revise provisions relating to the promulgation of rules to set licensing and inspection fees for plumbers and related professions.
SB 25	clarify the adoption and use of the plumbing code.
SB 26	reduce employer contribution rates and increase the administrative fee rate for reemployment assistance.
SB 27	revise provisions relating to licensing fees for cosmetology, esthetics, and nail technology.
SB 28	revise provisions relating to licensing fees and license renewal dates for the practice of barbering and to declare an emergency.
SB 29	amend provisions regarding the Division of Insurance and the former Division of Securities operating fund.
SB 30	remove outdated provisions within the insurance code.
SB 31	revise amounts for inspection fees for electrical installations.
SB 32	revise amounts for licensing fees for the practice of accountancy.
SB 33	make appropriations for water and environmental purposes and to declare an emergency.
SB 34	update the roles of the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources and the Department of Public Safety regarding burning and burn permit issuing authority.
SB 35	modify substances listed on the controlled substances schedule and to declare an emergency.
SB 36	repeal the oath requirement for an application for a lodging establishment, campground, food service establishment, or mobile food service establishment license.
SB 37	revise and repeal provisions related to the 911 emergency surcharge and the 911 Coordination Board.
SB 38	modify requirements for a vehicle approaching a vehicle that is stopped or occupying the shoulder of the highway with warning lights flashing.
SB 39	revise the description of highways included in the state trunk highway system.
SB 40	revise Department of Transportation regulatory authority regarding aeronautics.
SB 41	clarify the minimum age requirements for a hunting license.
SB 42	clarify the wholesale purchase price of tobacco products.
SB 43	establish a timeframe within which a remote seller and marketplace provider must register and remit sales tax.
SB 44	modify tax refunds for elderly persons and persons with a disability, to make an appropriation therefor, and to declare an emergency.
SB 45	impose a motor vehicle technology fee.
SB 46	specify the funds into which certain boat fees are deposited.
SB 47	clarify eligibility for licensure as a video lottery operator.
SB 52	authorize the expansion of the South Dakota State Veterans Cemetery, to make an appropriation therefor, and to declare an emergency.
SB 54	revise the distribution of revenue from the cigarette tax.
SB 55	revise property tax levies for school districts and to revise the state aid to general and special education formulas.
SB 56	authorize the payment of lease rental obligations to the South Dakota Building Authority by the Bureau of Finance and Management, to make an appropriation therefore, and to declare an emergency.
SB 58	revise provisions related to human trafficking, to prohibit the obstruction of human trafficking enforcement, and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 59	revise provisions relating to the delivery, possession with intent to deliver, and possession of unauthorized articles in a state correctional facility, and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 60	expand the access and investigatory authority of the state auditor.
SB 61	modify the authority of the Board of Internal Control.
SB 62	establish mandatory reporting requirements related to improper governmental conduct and crime, and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 63	establish protections for state employees who report improper governmental conduct and crime.
SB 64	revise provisions related to the establishment of an initial parole date.
SB 65	provide for the sale of certain real estate located in Pennington County and to provide for the deposit of the proceeds.
SB 66	revise certain provisions related to capital improvements of state buildings.
SB 68	require an individual be a citizen of the United States before being eligible to vote and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 69	revise provisions related to trusts.
SB 70	modify the maximum sparsity benefit a sparse school district is eligible to receive.
SB 71	revise provisions pertaining to the compulsory age for school attendance.
SB 72	revise the payor of autopsy costs in certain circumstances.
SB 73	require that an individual registering as a voter when applying for a driver license be a resident of this state for the purposes of voting.
SB 74	require the publication and review of an explanation of the open meeting laws of this state.
SB 75	require an indication of United States citizenship status on a motor vehicle operator's license or permit, and on a nondriver identification card.
SB 76	repeal reporting and testifying requirements to the committees on health and human services regarding nursing facilities and long-term healthcare needs.
SB 77	update terminology related to ambulance operators.
SB 78	authorize a change in bullet diameter for use in taking certain animals.
SB 79	permit the operation of a Class I electric bicycle on the Mickelson Trail.
SB 80	revise provisions regarding students and trainees engaged in the practice of funeral service.
SB 81	prohibit the use of a firearms code for transactions involving firearms, accessories, components, and ammunition and to provide a civil penalty therefor.
SB 83	revise the penalty and provide treatment for the ingestion of certain controlled substances.
SB 84	extend the timeframe for filling a vacancy in a board of county commissioners.
SB 88	increase the amount of exempt proceeds when a homestead is sold or divided by court order.
SB 89	repeal the requirement that judicial officers be listed on a separate nonpolitical ballot.
SB 90	clarify provisions regarding tax deeds.
SB 91	revise the requirements for a petition to initiate a measure or constitutional amendment or to refer a law.
SB 92	require that the director of the Legislative Research Council and the secretary of state review an initiated measure and determine if the measure embraces more than one subject.
SB 93	prohibit payment or rebate of insurance deductibles by contractors providing motor vehicle repair services.
SB 97	allow the governing body of a municipality to change the use of municipally owned parkland by ordinance.
SB 99	make an appropriation for purchasing, storing, and distributing sexual assault kits.
SB 100	limit the imposition of restrictions on the carrying of a concealed pistol and other items of self-defense while on the campus of a public institution of higher education.
SB 106	require an individual be registered as a voter of this state before being eligible to be a petition sponsor for a ballot measure.
SB 109	permit a school district to implement a new or revised section 504 plan, individualized family service plan, or individualized education program for a student who is the child of an active-duty member of the United States armed forces.
SB 110	revise licensure and supervision requirements for physical therapists and physical therapist assistants.
SB 111	permit a court to order family therapy or reunification therapy in a custody or visitation dispute.
SB 115	revise a provision related to sexual contact with a child under eighteen.
SB 116	revise and repeal provisions related to street racing prohibitions and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 120	update the membership of the Animal Industry Board to include a poultry producer.
SB 123	revise provisions related to forensic medical examinations.
SB 128	amend requirements for an official newspaper.
SB 131	establish an electronic system for vehicle titles.
SB 135	exempt a motor vehicle insurer from a certain title fee.
SB 140	revise a provision related to the reimbursement of expenses incurred by a county in detaining a parolee.
SB 143	modify the composition and staffing requirements of the South Dakota-Ireland Trade Commission.
SB 144	require legislative approval for significant capital expenditures by the Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
SB 145	require legislative approval of real property leases that are necessary for the operation of state government and exceed specified durations or rental payments.
SB 146	revise provisions on interim transfers and appropriations.
SB 154	prohibit pharmaceutical manufacturers from interfering in contracts between 340B entities and pharmacies and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 155	reduce the amount of net receipts of unclaimed property deposited into the general fund.
SB 164	prohibit the use of a deepfake to influence an election and to provide a penalty therefor.
SB 167	revise certain provisions pertaining to municipal government.
SB 170	authorize the South Dakota State Brand Board to enter a memorandum of understanding with any Indian tribe for the investigation of cattle theft.
SB 171	add questions about historical property to seller's disclosure statement.
SB 173	revise the process by which a recount may be requested.
SB 174	include certain types of vehicles in the abandoned titling process.
SB 176	clarify the discovery procedures and powers and to modify the administration of the Government Operations and Audit Committee.
SB 179	modify requirements for off-road vehicle dealers at special events.
SB 185	amend provisions pertaining to the process by which the qualifications of a registered voter are verified.
SB 193	allow an applicant to have an interpreter present during the driving portion of a driver license exam.
SB 215	remove the prohibition against a landowner having an easement on the landowner's property.
SB 216	reduce the growth in the assessed value of owner-occupied property, limit increases in certain property tax revenues, revise provisions regarding school district excess tax levies, and revise eligibility requirements for a property tax assessment freeze.
SB 219	require the acceptance of a cash payment for admission to a school-affiliated event.
SB 220	appropriate money for the ordinary expenses of the legislative, judicial, and executive departments of the state, the current expenses of state institutions, interest on the public debt, and common schools.