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Long awaited changes to the Rapid City Vision Fund are coming. After public concern was voiced in opposition, the mayors’ plan will remain largely in place.
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Rapid City’s mayor says the city could have communicated better with groups that serve meals to homeless people before building a fence around the area those meals are served.
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NewsWith two weeks left before a daytime mission center in Rapid City closes, about two dozen people are continuing to urge the city council to help keep the homeless population warm.
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After a dozen years of service, a Rapid City daytime mission center will stop serving homeless people.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has approved a $1 million grant for pollution reduction efforts in Rapid City. However, Mayor Jason Salamun wants the newly elected council to take a second look at the plan.
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The Rapid City Council has approved the first reading of the city’s proposed budget. If approved, it would represent a big win for the new mayor’s administration.
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Rapid City is under new leadership. Mayor Jason Salamun discusses the contentious mayoral race, his first priorities and his goals for the city.
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Barring future council actions and at the urging of current Rapid City mayor Jason Salamun, runoff votes will return to Rapid City elections.
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New Rapid City mayor Jason Salamun is starting to get his feet under him in the first 100 days. Now, he returns to one of his top promises from the campaign trail – public safety.
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Should a mayor or alderman be elected with less than fifty percent of the vote is the question in front of the Rapid City Council. New mayor Jason Salamun advocating for his peers to answer no.