Current Meeting Overview
Acting within its legislative mandates, the GFP Commission serves as the advocate and liason between the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks and its customers and partners. The Commission consists of eight members, appointed by the Governor for four-year terms.
Live Stream of Commission meetings is available for users wanting to listen to the meeting, but unable to make it to the meeting itself.
November 7, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. CT | November 8 , 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. CT
Capitol Building Room 414 — Pierre, SD | Livestream link
Zoom Meeting Link | To join via conference call, dial 1.669.900.9128 | Webinar ID: 912 6417 6710 | Passcode: 970458
- Agenda
- Commission Book
- Notice of Regular Meeting
- Public Notice-Charles Mix Donation
- Public Notice-Cotton Slough Exchange
- Public Comments
- Meeting Minutes
Public Input: To provide comments, join the meeting in person, via zoom, or via conference call per the info above. To conduct the public hearing and/or open forum as efficiently as possible we ask those wishing to testify to register by 1:00 pm CT by email to Liz.Kierl@state.sd.us. Testifiers should provide their full names, whom they are representing, city of residence, and which proposed topic they will be addressing.
Written comments can be submitted here. To be included in the public record, comments must include full name and city of residence and meet the submission deadline of seventy-two hours before the meeting (not including the day of the meeting).
Conflicts of Interest Disclosure Requirements
All South Dakota state government boards and commissions are subject to the conflicts
of interest disclosure requirements contained in Chapter 3-23 of the South Dakota
Codified Laws. The GFP Commission will comply with the requirements of this law by
following a procedure for the conflict of interest disclosure. At the beginning of each
GFP Commission meeting, the chair reads paragraphs 1-5 and asks if any
commissioner has a conflict that needs to be disclosed. If any commissioner discloses
conflict, the chair will finish reading paragraphs 5-9. Then the Commission will
consider and act upon the conflict.