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Write to the mayors and legislators of Pennington County, SD

Pennington County, South Dakota has 8 municipal governments serving about 94,044 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

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Shown at the card's true proportions — if it fits here, it fits in print.

Local stamp · step one

Which city hall?

A statewide list of mayors was not available for South Dakota, so we don’t have their names. Cards go to the Office of the Mayor.

A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of Pennington County instead, choose the State stamp.

Address book — Pennington County

A statewide list of mayors was not available for South Dakota, so we don’t have their names. Mail to city hall is addressed to the office and still arrives.

MunicipalityLed byCity hallPopulation
Box Elder Office of the Mayor 420 Villa Dr, Box Elder 57719 12,581
Hill Office of the Mayor Po Box 395, Hill City 57745 959
Keystone town Office of the Mayor Po Box 689, Keystone 57751 242
New Underwood Office of the Mayor Po Box 278, New Underwood 57761 615
Quinn town Office of the Mayor Po Box 71, Wall 57790 64
Rapid City Office of the Mayor 300 6th St, Ste 2, Rapid City 57701 78,824
Wall Office of the Mayor Po Box 314, Wall 57790 695
Wasta town Office of the Mayor Po Box 103, Wall 57790 64

At the state house for Pennington County

Larry Rhoden (Republican)Governor of South Dakota
Tony Venhuizen (Republican)Lieutenant Governor
Red Dawn Foster (Democratic) Senate District 27
John Carley (Republican) Senate District 29
Amber Hulse (Republican) Senate District 30
Helene Duhamel (Republican) Senate District 32
Curt Voight (Republican) Senate District 33
Taffy Howard (Republican) Senate District 34
Greg Blanc (Republican) Senate District 35
Liz May (Republican) House District 27
Peri Pourier (Republican) House District 27
Kathy Rice (Republican) House District 29
Terri Jorgenson (Republican) House District 29
Tim Goodwin (Republican) House District 30
Trish Ladner (Republican) House District 30
Nicole Uhre-Balk (Democratic) House District 32
Steve Duffy (Republican) House District 32
Curt Massie (Republican) House District 33
Phil Jensen (Republican) House District 33
Heather Baxter (Republican) House District 34
Mike Derby (Republican) House District 34
Tina Mulally (Republican) House District 35
Tony Randolph (Republican) House District 35