South Dakota SB102 modifies the distribution of gaming revenues, increasing the percentage allocated to the state general fund over time.

South Dakota SB102 modifies the distribution of gaming revenues, increasing the percentage allocated to the state general fund over time. Initially, ten percent of funds will go to the state general fund in 2026, increasing to sixty percent in 2029 and each year thereafter. The bill also allocates ten percent to municipalities in Lawrence County, excluding the City of Deadwood, based on population. Additionally, ten percent is designated for school districts in Lawrence County, and another ten percent is directed to the City of Deadwood for historic restoration and preservation.

South Dakota SB102 modifies the distribution of gaming revenues, increasing the percentage allocated to the state general fund over time.

South Dakota SB102 modifies the distribution of gaming revenues, increasing the percentage allocated to the state general fund over time. Initially, ten percent of funds will go to the state general fund in 2026, increasing to sixty percent in 2029 and each year thereafter. The bill also allocates ten percent to municipalities in Lawrence County, excluding the City of Deadwood, based on population. Additionally, ten percent is designated for school districts in Lawrence County, and another ten percent is directed to the City of Deadwood for historic restoration and preservation.