The 4th of July is almost here, so where can you shoot Fireworks in Fall River County?

County

In Fall River County outside of city limits fireworks are permitted SOUTH of the Cheyenne River (everything North is in the Black Hills Fire Protection District) AS LONG AS the fire danger for the Prairie is LOW or MODERATE. The discharge of fireworks is permitted from June 27 through July 10, 2022.

Angostura

Game, Fish, and Parks does not allow fireworks on their properties, this includes the Angostura Recreation Area as well as Sheps Canyon Recreation Area.

Election Results for the 2022 Primary election are available through the South Dakota Secretary of State Website.

Fall River County Results

Statewide Results

The Fall River County Emergency Manager is accepting applications for an assistant. Duties will include writing reports, data gathering, resource tracking, answering phones, attending meetings, taking and processing minutes, attending training on subjects pertaining to emergency management.  Should have a good working knowledge of computers, Microsoft word, excel, and publisher, ability to work with individuals under stress or irritation. Ability to work in all kinds of weather and under varying, sometimes dangerous, conditions. Must have a valid South Dakota Driver’s license. $14/hour starting wage. Open until filled. Submit applications to Fall River County Auditor’s Office at 906 N River St, Hot Springs SD 57747. See full description here.

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Admin Assistant/Assessor:  The Fall River County Director of Equalization is accepting applications for an Administrative Assistant to receive training to become a certified assessor. This position involves performing field inspections of properties, including gathering and listing information, entering data, uploading photos and doing sketches of all properties. Also, assisting with other various day to day office activities. Qualifications include strong computer skills, the ability to read legal descriptions and maps, and experience in customer service and good public relations skills. A background in finance, property appraisal, real estate, or construction is beneficial but not required. The requirements include: a high school diploma (college degree preferred), the ability to gain the South Dakota CAA certification within one year, a valid driver’s license. The starting wage is $12-$14/hour depending on experience, there is a $2/hour raise upon certification. Benefits include paid health, vision and dental insurance; vacation, sick and personal leave and South Dakota State Retirement. Submit applications to the Fall River County Director of Equalization office, 1029 N. River St, Hot Springs, SD. Closing May 2nd. 

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