City of Sioux Falls
Here’s some encouraging news: Sioux Falls ranks among the least-stressed cities in the nation.
Open or unsealed beverages could soon become illegal to drink or possess in most city parks and other public property, according to ordinance changes being considered by the Sioux Falls City Council.
Sioux Falls residents largely are happy with the city’s parks system – but have plenty on their wish list for improvements.
“It’s the best that can be possible for the city of Sioux Falls.” Get ready to have some fun: Jacobson Plaza opens next week.
It’s largely a “basic needs” budget – lots of roads, some parks and public safety projects. Take a look at the city’s newly proposed five-year capital program.
More than 300 people have applied to join the next class of Sioux Falls Fire Rescue — a success story with a lot of elements behind it.
It will be more than a decade until both downtown viaducts are fully replaced – but a key milestone in the design process is underway and scheduled to wrap up this year.
Tucked out of sight for many in Sioux Falls is a north-side neighborhood that’s coming together and planning for improvements.
As a major construction season ramps up, efforts to help manage traffic congestion are accelerating with it.
The annual Fourth of July parade is off, but the picnic will go on, and new events have been added throughout the holiday week.
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