AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoData Centers: Hundreds packed a Sioux Falls meeting Tuesday to discuss data center development with city and county officials, keeping local oversight and infrastructure demands in focus. Industrial Growth: Baldwin Supply is tripling its Sioux Falls branch to more than 50,000 square feet, expanding capacity for customers in manufacturing, agriculture, construction, mining and other sectors. Sewer Infrastructure: Sioux Falls’ expanded water reclamation plant can now handle about 30 million gallons a day, up from 21 million. A $45 million southeast sewer project aims to open land for development by 2030, while the $42 million Basin 15 project is nearing completion. Energy: Montana regulators delayed a decision on the NorthWestern Energy–Black Hills merger until Nov. 10, allowing more time to consider a proposed condition. The utilities serve customers in South Dakota. Agriculture and Transport: South Dakota was included in a $1.3 billion federal fertilizer investment, while harvest is underway, with 44% of corn and 89% of soybeans harvested. Work has also begun on the Platte-Winner Bridge, a major transportation project expected to serve the state for a century.
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