Rapid City leaders on data centers
What the city decided
Rapid City held a town hall survey on data center policy with over 220 residents participating, with most responses opposing data centers or supporting strict controls. (October 14, 2026, Rapid City) · Every decision on the record
Officials the record names
No local official is named in a published decision or statement of Rapid City yet. A person appears here only where a published decision or statement names them, and an individual vote only where the source states it; otherwise the page reads "Individual votes not on the record".
On your ballot November 3
- Governor Dan Ahlers & Steven McCleerey, Larry Rhoden & Tony Venhuizen
- U.S. Senate Mike Rounds, Brian L Bengs
- U.S. House 1 district in South Dakota; which one covers Rapid City comes from the Census Bureau's relationship files once that level ships
Election Day is November 3
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