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The City of Freeman is run by a 6-member city council & mayor. Each city council meeting includes a time for public input for residents to talk about the issues impacting Freeman.

Resources, programs, and services available at Mitchell Public Library include - books (physical, eBooks, and audiobooks) for readers of all ages; digital magazines; Spanish language materials; movies; board games; magazine, journal, and newspaper databases; various subject databases; practice exams for a variety of pursuits; programming for children, teens, and adults; summer reading programs; interlibrary loan services; free computer use; free Wi-Fi; mobile printing; 3D printing; community meeting rooms; and used book sales.

City office responsible for processing payment of residential utility services for city water, sewer, and some electric bills. Payment options: Pay Online: https://www.siouxfalls.gov/register-pay Automated Bill Payment Plan: (ACH) Monthly payments can be deducted from the customer's bank or savings account and set up through the self service portal at https://onemeter.siouxfalls.gov/ Pay In Person: Customers may pay bills at the Sioux Falls Utilities Billing Office, 231 N. Dakota Avenue, during regular business hours (8:00am - 5:00pm, Monday - Friday). There is a drop box located in the alley of the entry way to ground floor for after business hours. Please do not put cash in the drop box. Payment by Phone: Call (605) 367-8131 (24 hours a day / 7 days a week) to pay using the automated phone system. Will need 17-digit utility billing account number available. Pay by Mail: Sioux Falls Utilities provides a courtesy preaddressed envelope for mailing checks. Please do not mail cash. Pay at a Drop Box: Located in the alley outside of City Center, 231 N. Dakota Avenue, in downtown Sioux Falls. Please do not place cash in the drop box. Contact the City of Sioux Falls Utility Billing Office at (605) 367-8131 for more information. Disconnection information: The City will shut off water due to non-payment Monday - Thursday before 12:00noon. Before water is shut-off due to non-payment, the resident receives official notices in the mail and may also receive a voice message. A door-hanger is left on the property after the water has been shut off due to non-payment. Payment must be made (including all balance due and disconnection charge) through the Utility Billing Division Office (605) 367-8131 before service will be restored. If payment is made by 5:00pm, water service can be turned back on the same business day. This may occur well after 5:00pm. Employees do not/cannot accept payments in the field after 5:00pm to restore service that has been disconnected for non-payment.

Serving the citizens of Sioux Falls. All Fire Stations are a Safe Place for youth.

Sioux Falls has three skate parks: Drake Springs Skate Park, Kuehn Park, and Barb Iverson Skate Plaza. Only skateboards, inline skates, and BMX bikes allowed. No other wheeled devices of any kind are allowed within the skate park. Availability of skate parks in the future may be dependent on patrons' compliance with the following: Skate at your own risk as parks are not supervised and users assume all risks inherent in the use of these facilities. Use of these facilities may result in serious injury or death. It is strongly recommended that users wear an approved helmet, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards. Food and drink are not allowed inside the rink or skate park areas. Glass, alcohol, and smoking are prohibited. No stickers, loud music, inappropriate language/actions, or reckless behavior allowed.

Processes applications for permits, land use, and business licenses, conducts building inspections, enforces regulatory compliance, provides information related to building permits, home construction, drone flying, and more, holds public meetings to discuss and make decisions regarding the growth and development of the city, lists development plans and zoning codes, and includes a GIS Division that provides mapping services, data, and technical support to the City and the public.

Parks and Recreation office provides tree planting information, oversight of the Auld-Brokaw Trail System, maintains a trail and parks map, and oversees park and facility rental. The Parks and Recreation department offers a recreation scholarship program for youth under 17 who live in Yankton to attend one swimming lesson and one recreation program per year dependent on class openings and financial and/or personal hardship. Summit Activities Center features an indoor pool with water slide, 2 gymnasiums, 3 multi-purpose rooms, cardiovascular equipment, multi-station weights, free weights, small indoor track, and locker facilities. Summit Activities Center outdoor facilities include 8 lighted tennis courts, an all-weather track, 2 softball fields, a walking path, and an arboretum with many different variety of trees and shrubs. Huether Family Aquatics Center is located at the intersection of 21st Street and Douglas. Offers an Olympic-sized pool, 2 3-meter high dive spring boards, 2 1-meter spring boards, 2 small water slides, and a Wading pool.

Watertown Fire Rescue is a dedicated organization with 36 full-time firefighters. Watertown Fire Rescue currently has two fully staffed fire stations serving the citizens of Watertown and surrounding Codington County. The department specializes in: fire investigation, fire prevention and education, fire service training, fire suppression, inspection and pre-planning, plan review, burn permits, fireworks permits, fire extinguisher training to local businesses, smoke detector installation, Public Access Defibrillator program (PAD), and first Aid training to local businesses.

What does the floodplain management program do? Reviews plans for items from grading to building, issue floodplain permits, and track for compliance with FEMA regulations. This can include, but is not limited to: Provide property floodplain details to any interested persons (owners, renters, sellers, buyers, realtors, etc.) Review applications and issue permits. Interpret the boundaries of Flood Hazard Areas. Use best available data when Base Flood elevations are not provided. Determine substantial improvement/damage Notify adjacent communities, the State, and the Administrator of Alteration or Relocation to the water course. Ensure Maintenance of Watercourse Conduct inspections Investigate complaints of Code Violations Coordinate Map Amendments and Appeals Maintain for Public inspection all flood permit records i.e. Amendments, Revisions, Fill, Certificates, Elevation Certificates and No-Rise Certificates Maintain Floodplain Maps and Flood Data Maintain and update the Floodplain Management Ordinance Check for conformance for construction and fill in the floodplain for compensary storage requirements Maintain CRS (Community Rating System) program to keep flood insurance policies with the City eligible for a discount Obtain, review, and maintain Elevation Certificates (EC) for applicable properties Visit the website for other FAQ's, but in particular, people often wonder, Is my property in the flood plain? Click on this link to find out an answer and next steps: www.siouxfalls.gov/floodplain

Parks and Recreation oversees programs and services that are offered in the city of Dell Rapids. These include the Sioux River Red Rock Trail, Dell Rapids Swimming Pool, Dell Rapids Pavilion, City Park, Dell Rapids Campground, and Dell Rapids Baseball Program.

Serving Alcester citizens with the following services - Public Utilities (Water, Sewer, Garbage), Parks and Recreation, Mayor's Office / City Hall, City Administration via City Hall, Public Works, Permits, Licenses, and Zoning and Planning.

A drop-off recycling facility accepting the following recyclable items: plastic #1 and #2, tin cans, aluminum cans (market share price paid for aluminum cans), newspaper, corrugated cardboard, cereal/beer/pop/shoe boxes, lightweight press board, computer and white paper, mixed office and pastel paper (includes junk mail & window envelopes), shred office paper, magazines, catalogs, slicks, books, phone books, and scrap metals. Satellite drop-off trailers available around the City of Vermillion and accept only basic recyclables. For reasons of safety and capacity, cardboard and glass should not be deposited into the trailers.

Maintains and operates the wastewater collection and treatment facility to have a minimum impact on the environment and enhance the quality of life for the community.

Offering many services, including books for all ages, interests and all the best sellers, large print books, music CD's, school year programs, books on CD, variety of outreach services, downloadable eBooks and audiobooks through the Libby app. Additional services offered include a public meeting room, interlibrary loan service, South Dakota collection, current magazines and local newspapers, reference assistance, DVDs, summer reading program, public Wi-Fi access to the Internet, book deliver, genealogy, microfilm of local newspapers and microfilm reader printer, service to blind and handicapped through the State Library, fax service, proctor tests, photocopier & scanner, 3D printing and laminating.

The Public Works Department maintains and oversees the following areas: streets, bridges, city-owned buildings, water lines, sewer lines, water and waste water treatment, snow removal, parks, and cemetery.

Responsible for public relations, coordination of Human Resources functions, receiving the concerns of citizens and groups, and preparing the agenda and council packets for City Council meetings.

This hotline handles concerns/questions/complaints, and problem potholes will be patched up as quickly as possible. The Street Team has been notified and a work order will be generated.

Responsible for Administration of the City Zoning Ordinance and the Huron Comprehensive Plan. Handling requests and questions regarding future planning, permitted land uses, required landscaping, site development, preliminary and final plats, and required parking. Assisting with questions and applications for variances, conditional use permits, and home occupations. Assisting the City Engineer in administration of the Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance and the Subdivision Ordinance. Ensuring that the Zoning Ordinance and Comprehensive Plan are accurate and current. Supporting the City Planning Commission and the Huron Board of Historic Preservation. Specifically, this Department handles the following complaints: unmowed grass, lack of snow removal from sidewalks, accumulation of junk/garbage.

Roosevelt Swim Center Indoor and 50 meter Roosevelt Swim Center Outdoor Pool Providing open swim, family swim, walking pool, lap pool, water fitness classes, racquetball courts, land fitness classes, and limited cardio equipment. Parkview Pool Providing dividing board, fountains, slide, sand volleyball, and play area. Jimmy Hilton Pool at Sioux Park Providing youth dinosaur slide, lily-pads, 2 slides, and fountains. Horace Mann Pool Providing mountain slide, 2 run-out slides and 1 drop slide, climbing wall, and vortex pool. Aquatics division services include fitness classes, CPR classes, babysitting classes, lifeguard courses, and American Red Cross health and safety courses.

The animal control department assists in getting or renewing pet licenses.

Promotes equal access by providing education and awareness of fair housing laws. Seeks to resolve allegations of illegal discrimination through education and informal resolution. This office does not provide legal advice. Awareness includes: Fair housing issues with discrimination in housing because of race, color, national origin, religion, gender, familial status (families with children) and disability Disability rights in housing, including rights involving assistance animals Provides free training to tenants, landlords, property managers, and/or any interested individuals as it relates to fair housing laws and rights and responsibilities in housing.

Indoor walking track, basketball, volleyball, & pickle ball courts. Theater and full serving kitchen. Receptions, meetings, weddings, sporting events, reunions, dances and parties can be held here.

The Sioux Falls Police Department is responsible for protecting and serving the citizens of Sioux Falls, programs include Citizen's Academy. Safe Exchange Zone: A monitored parking area and lobby space at the Law Enforcement Center that is available to safely complete child custody transfers or online sales, parking area is available 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.

The Pierre Police Department is responsible for serving and protecting the citizens of Pierre. Provides fingerprinting services for area residents. Medication secured drop box - walk in lobby.

Maintains roadways, city vehicles and equipment. Other responsibilities include assisting with construction of new streets, curbs and gutters, city-wide clean-up, mosquito spraying, and construction of city facilities. Also maintains parks, fields, and all city properties.