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South Dakota Trust Land


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South Dakota Office of School and Public Lands

500 East Capitol Avenue
Pierre, SD 57501-5070

Phone: 605-773-3303

Jarrod Johnson, Commissioner

spl@state.sd.us
Of Interest
  • South Dakota Trust Lands and Education Funding
State Resources
  • Office of School and Public Lands 2008 Annual Report
  • South Dakota FY 2008 Revenues
Current Land Holdings 803,000 surface acres (23 percent of original land grant of 3.5 million acres); 5.2 million subsurface acres (added after original grant)
Uses agriculture, grazing, oil, gas, sand and gravel
Primary Revenue Source oil and gas leases
Trust Requirements Lands are held in trust pursuant to the state enabling act and state constitution. Office of the Commissioner of School and Public Lands established to manage these lands under the direction of an elected commissioner. School Lands are leased at public auctions for grazing and agricultural purposes with lease terms of five years with a renewable five-year option. Lease rates are set by statutory regulation.
Beneficiaries
  • common schools
  • universities
  • a school of mines
  • schools for the deaf and blind
  • juvenile corrections
  • State Training School
  • Development Center in Redfield

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