Don’t forget to vote at your polling place on June 7th between 7 am and 7 pm! Early voting is still available at the Auditor’s office until 5 pm on Monday June 6th. We hope to see you all!

You can check out sample ballots on the Auditor’s election page.

If you want to check your registration go to the South Dakota Secretary of State’s website. https://sos.sd.gov/Elections/VIPLogin.aspx

If you have a smart phone check out the Vote605 App.
https://sdsos.gov/elections-voting/voting/VOTE605.aspx

Assessor: The Fall River County Department of Equalization is accepting applications for a permanent full-time certified assessor. Applicant must have excellent customer service, computer, math, written and verbal communication skills, and have the ability to read maps and understand legal descriptions. Applicant must have assessor certification or be willing to obtain. Experience in construction, real estate, or appraisal is a plus. Submit applications to the Department of Equalization. Working day is 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday.  Position does require overnight travel a couple times a year for training. Starting wage $12.00/hour for certified assessor, $9.50/hour for uncertified with increase upon certification. Position has full benefits: health insurance, SD retirement, annual & sick leave.  Deadline is May 6.

Work Location: Fall River/Oglala Lakota County Courthouse in Hot Springs, SD

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Clerk: The Fall River County Department of Equalization is accepting applications for a permanent full-time clerk. Applicant must have excellent customer service, computer, math, written and verbal communication skills, and have the ability to read maps and understand legal descriptions. Working day is 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday. Starting wage $9.50/hour. Position has full benefits: health insurance, SD retirement, annual & sick leave. Submit applications to the Department of Equalization. Deadline is April 29.

Work Location: Fall River/Oglala Lakota County Courthouse in Hot Springs, SD

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Remember that the 1st half of taxes (and all special assessments) are due by April 30th which is next week. Those who plan to pay in person at the Treasurer’s office should try to avoid coming from 11:00 to 1:00, or on Fridays as these are the busiest times.

Taxes can also be paid online with a credit card as long as you have your tax bill number.