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PO Box 700

08 East 2nd Ave.

Fort Pierre, SD 57532

(ph) (605) 223-7690

(fax) (605) 223-7693

(shop) (605) 223-7694

(swimming pool)
(605)223-7696

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City of Fort Pierre Housing Study

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Fort Pierre can be your gateway to the old West!

When you cross the Missouri River, the West really begins! From Buffalo ranching at Triple U, the film site for Kevin Costner's movie, Dances With Wolves, to the largest sale barn in five states; from hometown of nine-time World Champion rodeo star Casey Tibbs to world-class pheasant hunting and walleye fishing, Fort Pierre is the place you don't want to miss. The country-side has not changed much from the days when Meriwether Lewis and William Clark explored the young nation's newest land purchase for President Thomas Jefferson -- and we're a friendly town.

Check us out. You'll find a great place to live, play, and do business!

Press Releases


Swimming Pool Opening 2013 - May 24, 2013 The City of Fort Pierre anticipates the swimming pool will open for the summer on Friday, May 24th. If you have any questions regarding pool hours or swimming lesson dates and times please contact the Pool on or after May 24, 2013 at (605) 223-7696....more...
Winter Storm - February 08, 2013 Statewide Snowfall through Monday (2/11/13) morning A major winter storm is forecast to impact the State of South Dakota this weekend. Snow will begin to fall in the western portion of the State early Saturday and progressively spread east during the day. By Saturday evening...more...
Winter Storm - February 08, 2013 ...more...
Animal Tags 2013 - January 11, 2013 The CITY OF FORT PIERRE would like to remind their residents that City Ordinance requires licensing of domestic pets. This year you can either stop into the City office to obtain the license or take advantage of a reduced price shot clinic provided by Dr. Laura Carda (Bow Wow Meow) on Satu...more...
Publication - December 18, 2012 Stanley County School District 2012 No Child Left Behind Report Card are avaliable upon request at the city office....more...
Smoke Testing Sewer Lines - October 09, 2012 NOTICE Information About Smoke Testing Sewer Lines The City of Fort Pierre will smoke test its sanitary sewer lines October 30 and 31 2012. The South Dakota Association of Rural Water Systems will assist with this test which checks for Ground Water Infiltration into the sewer lines....more...
Smoke Testing Sewer Lines - October 09, 2012 NOTICE THE CITY OF FORT PIERRE and the SOUTH DAKOTA ASSOCIATION OF RURAL WATER SYSTEMS, WILL SMOKE TEST SEWER MAINS October 30 and 31 2012 Property owners are requested to fill all sewer traps and basement drains to prevent smoke from entering homes or busines...more...
Reminder for Tree Trimming - August 16, 2012 TREE TRIMMING NOTICE The City of Fort Pierre would like to remind all residents that trees must be trimmed to at least 10’ above the surface of the street, road or alley. Trees must also be trimmed so that no trunk, limb or branch comes in contact with any street lighting or p...more...
Tree Trimming 2012 - August 06, 2012 TREE TRIMMING NOTICE The City of Fort Pierre will be out this week marking trees with orange tape that need to be trimmed. Trees must be trimmed to at least 10’ above the surface of the street, road or alley. Trees must also be trimmed so that no trunk, limb or branch comes in contact...more...
Higher Bills - August 03, 2012 Because of the recent hot temperatures and draught conditions, Fort Pierre Municipal Utility customers can expect higher than normal bills in August. As temperatures rise electricity usage goes up, which generally results in higher utility bills. Add to that increased lawn watering due to the lack ...more...