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Codington County SO $9,690.00 Body Worn Cameras Corson County SO $35,000.00 K9 Vehicle Deadwood PD $39,751.80 Vehicle Dewey County SO $24,555.00 In-Car Camera Systems Grant County SO $1,538.00 Binoculars McCook County SO $15,887.00 Body Worn Cameras Meade County SO $7,567.36 Spike Strips Mobridge PD $50,426.00 Audio Surveillance & K9 Equipment Oglala Lakota Co SO $16,684.00 Body Worn Cameras, In-Car Camera Pennington County SO $46,911.75 Vehicle, Radios, Continued Education SD Highway Patrol $56,675.00 Narcan & K9 vehicle, dog and kennel Stanley County SO $1,100.00 Cameras and tripods Tea PD $3,614.00 Computer, cameras, heat sealer, cell recorders Whitewood PD $12,610.00 In-car camera and body worn cameras systems & UA Kits Below are the list of agencies and their awards: Brookings PD $49,700.00 Vehicle, in-car camera system, computer Campbell County SO $14,200.00 Body Worn Cameras, Rifle, Body Armor Chamberlain PD $7,600.00 K9 replace- PIERRE, S.D. – The South Dakota Department of Education has awarded three Native American achievement school grants. The grant program was established by Senate Bill 82 and is a result of the Native American Student Achievement Advisory Council’s work. The purpose of the grant program is to fund three pilot schools within targeted public school districts, aimed at improving academic outcomes for Native American students. The following three schools have been awarded grants: • Todd County Cultural Elementary School • Todd County Middle School • Wakpala High School “These schools will be infusing Native American culture and language throughout their curriculum,” said Mato (MAH-toe) Standing High, director of the South Dakota Office of Indian Education. “Sometimes Native students struggle to feel a sense of belonging in our education system. It’s hard to learn when you don’t feel like you fit in. These grants are intended to help combat that problem. And the more students who feel like they belong, the better off every student in our state will be.” In selecting grant recipients, priority was given to projects that encourage academic perseverance, support development of the whole child, encourage student leadership skills and show commitment to increasing student success through building cultural identities. The achievement schools will have 2.5 years to plan for implementation before official rollout of programs in fall 2019. Each awardee will receive $590,000 over the grant period. Government Entities Set Information Release Policy PIERRE, S.D. – Officials of the South Dakota Department of Public Safety and several local governmental entities statewide have implemented a three-day information release policy designed to meet the requirements of a new amendment to the South Dakota Constitution. “Marsy’s Law,” was approved by voters in the Nov. 8 election. The amendment provides certain rights for crime victims and their families. 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South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) officials urge anglers, snowmobilers and recreationists to take extreme caution when venturing out. that victims have a chance to have their pertinent information withheld if they wish,” says DPS Secretary Trevor Jones. “Marsy’s Law provides that protection and we need to meet that requirement.” Pennington County State’s Attorney Mark Vargo says the goal is to find a balance. “We want to make sure the victims have some time to make an informed decision, but we also want to get the information out to the media and other professions in a timely fashion,” he says. Many agencies did not release such • Farm Filters • Hydraulic Hoses • Bearings & Seals information while the new amendment was under review. In the Department of Public Safety, access to the Office of Highway 1007 Broadway Ave. • Yankton • 665-4494 Safety’s Accident Records Reporting website had been suspended. 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