The Lake County State's Attorney serves the citizens of our county and of South Dakota as the chief prosecutor of adult and juvenile crimes occurring in Lake County. The office is committed to helping to preserve the quality of life and low crime rates enjoyed by those who reside in South Dakota.

While the principal responsibility of the office is the prosecution of adult and juvenile crime, the office has the duty of protecting children who may be living in abusive or neglectful homes. Additionally, the office is responsible for providing legal advice and representation to the Board of Commissioners for the county and other elected and appointed department heads and staff.

Staff

Aaron McGowan

State's Attorney Send an Email

Jennie Thompson

Paralegal Send an Email

April Lund

Victim / Witness and Legal Assistant Send an Email

Contact Information

Main Office

Address:
Lake County States Attorney
200 E Center St
Madison SD 57042

Phone:
605-256-7630
Fax:
605-256-7632

Announcements

March - License Plate Renewal F/G/J
Saturday, March 1, 2025

Vehicle License plate renewal for vehicle owners with the FIRST letter in their LAST NAME that begins with F or G or J.

Tax Assessment Freeze Program Deadline
Saturday, March 1, 2025

Elderly and disabled South Dakotans have until April 1 to apply for property tax relief under South Dakota's Assessment Freeze for the Elderly and Disabled Program. Applications are available at the local treasurer offices and on the Department of Revenue's website.

LOAD LIMITS - EFFECTIVE 3/6/25
Tuesday, February 25, 2025

Seasonal Load Limits will be effective on 03/06/25 due to the unusual warm weather conditions. Full notice can be found under the Public Notices page

PUBLIC SNOW REMOVAL NOTICE
Thursday, February 20, 2025

NOTICE: An individual who plows snow from a driveway onto a public road, or plows snow from a driveway across a public road piling it in the ditch, may be in violation of a SD law that prohibits dumping on or within highway right-of-ways. Intentional dumping on a highway right-of-way is a Class 1 misdemeanor. This may also be a violation of a SD law that prohibits the destruction of a highway grade or ditch, which is a Class 2 misdemeanor.

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