Revenue Dept-Property Tax Division

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission (PUC) oversees various aspects of consumer assistance, energy, telecom, and warehouse operations within the state. The Commission is responsible for regulating utility services and ensuring consumer protection through programs like the SD Do Not Call initiative and resources for reporting outages. The PUC is led by a team of elected and appointed commissioners dedicated to maintaining fair and efficient utility practices, with terms extending into the next decade for current members. They actively engage with the public through events and meetings, providing transparency and a platform for community involvement in utility matters. Generated from the website

The South Dakota State Treasurer's Office is dedicated to preserving public trust and capital through effective management of cash resources, while also helping South Dakotans more successfully manage their personal finances through financial empowerment initiatives and partnerships. They hold millions of dollars in unclaimed funds for South Dakotans, which are returned to the rightful owners or heirs, and also oversee the distribution of state and federal funds to various recipients including cities, towns, counties, academic institutions, and agencies.Generated from the website

The State Auditor in Pierre, SD is a constitutionally independent office that serves as the taxpayers' watchdog, scrutinizing the manner in which state tax dollars are being spent and ensuring the checks and balances of state government. The office preaudits all claims against the state, administers state employee payroll, monitors fund balances, reconciles fund transfers, and submits numerous reports on the state's financial condition. It also audits and corrects wage data and social security records for state employees and governmental subdivisions, serving as a repository for W-2s for state employees.Generated from the website