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// COMMUNITY & BUSINESS
CHECK OUT THE NEW POOL!
New pool construction is
wrapped up for 2021 season!
pgs. 6-7
WHY DOES $5 MATTER?
Real testimonials from
Brandon Residents and Administrators
// S P R I N G 2 0 2 1 // I S S U E 7
pgs. 20-21
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Executive Director
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605.941.4141
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FROM THE Communications
Coordinator
CHAMBER BOARD Rachel Polan
605.582.7400
Harry Buck, Board Member of BV Commerce admin@brandonvalleychamber.com
Brandon Valley Area Chamber of Commerce
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successful it will make all things better for all of us.
Remember that when you shop in Brandon or Valley
Springs, your sales tax stays here. I often tell people Inside Brandon is published by the
to not complain about our potholes when heading Brandon Valley Area Chamber of
Commerce in partnership with the
someplace else to shop. Stay informed by following City of Brandon & City of Valley Springs.
us on Facebook or twitter and visit our web site on a
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See
INSIDE
Pool.........................................................................................6 #KeepingUpWithCovid
Safety Town........................................................................ 10
This publication includes
City Finances......................................................................12
dates and times that are
Advice from the Experts............................................... 14 subject to change due to
Lawn Watering.................................................................. 16 the situation currently
Booster Days.......................................................................17
effecting the community.
The listed dates are
City Ordinances................................................................ 18
current as of May 26, 2021
Cover Story........................................................................ 20
Brandon Community Event Calendar ���������������������22
Community Events......................................................... 23
You
Chamber Member Directory........................................27
can’t buy
happiness
but you can
buy local.
Thank you for your
pg 16
support to small
businesses!
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remember to shop local! BUY BRANDON Welcomes you to join in on the Community $5 Challenge Goal! If each household spent an extra $5.00 each week locally we are in line to hit our $5.00 Challenge Goal www.brandonvalleychamber.com Issue 7 Spring 2021 Inside Brandon | 5
// BRANDON MUNICIPAL POOL
Brandon Municipal Pool Summer Program IMPORTANT! - ON-LINE REGISTRATION INFORMATON
Location: Aspen Park Registration for swimming lessons and the purchase of season pool passes should
Opens: May 28, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. be completed on-line. Login or create an account at
http://cityofbrandon.maxgalaxy.net/Home.aspx. Please call the City of Brandon at
Management: Tyson Newton, Pool Manager
582-6515 if you are unable to login to your existing account OR consider using the
“forgot password” option. Please DO NOT create another account as doing so
Contact: Swimming Pool - 582-7555 causes duplication issues.
City Hall - 582-6515
New account holders will receive a barcode key tag for each person listed on their
Open Swim: Daily 1:00-4:50 p.m.; 6:30-8:50 p.m.
account. The key tag is scanned each time the person goes to the pool. A picture
• The 50/10 plan will be utilized. The pool will be cleared for ten minutes each hour.
of the key tag holder will be taken on their first visit to the pool. Please keep the
These ten minutes can be used by adult swimmers. This gives both swimmers and
lifeguards a rest break. key tag(s) as they are to be used every year.
• Daycare groups are welcome, but supervisors are asked to be in the water with the
Additional key tags, to include lost key tags or an extra key tag for use at daycare
group at a ratio of 10:1. Please use your best judgement on ratio based on age.
and/or summer programs, can be purchased at the pool or at City Hall for $5.00
• Please make reservations for groups larger than 20.
each.
Family Swim: Tues., Thurs., Sat., Sun. 5:00-6:20 p.m.
• Parents/adults must be in the water with any child under age 18.
• Flotation devices are not permitted with the exception of lifejackets. General Pool Rules:
• Swimsuits with built-in flotation are not permitted. • Bring the barcode key tag(s) each time you go to the pool.
• The child to adult ratio in the main pool should not exceed 10:1.
Lap Swim: Mon., Wed., Fri. 5:00-5:45 p.m. • Inflatable devices, including inflatable swimsuits, are NOT allowed.
• Limited to age 15 and older. Admission fee or season pass is required. • Bags or purses are NOT allowed in pool area except those carried by adults.
Water Aerobics: Mon., Wed., Fri. 5:45-6:30 p.m. • Food, alcohol, glass or breakable products are NOT allowed in pool area.
• Limited to age 15 and older. Admission fee or season pass is required. • NO running, wrestling or water fighting allowed.
• Only clean footwear is allowed in the pool area.
Non-Refundable Season Pass: • Please be considerate of other swimmers, pool guest and staff.
• Child Single (age 0-18) $40.00 • Pool rules and regulations are made and enforced for swimmer safety.
• Adult Single (age 19-59) $50.00 • Pool Staff are responsible for enforcing the pool rules.
• Senior Citizens (60 and over) $40.00 • Pool Staff has the right to establish and enforce rules not specifically written in order to
• Family (w/kids 18 and younger) $100.00 ensure swimmer safety.
• Anyone failing to comply with pool rules will be asked to leave the pool area.
Non-Refundable Daily Fee:
• Questions or concerns regarding the actions of the pool staff should be directed to the
• Child (age 0-18) $ 4.00
Pool Manager.
• Adults (19 and over) $ 5.00
• Senior Citizens (60 and over) $ 4.00 Swimming Lessons
• Registration Date & Time: Tuesday, May 4, 2021. The on-line portal goes live at
Weather Policy (per Keloland):
4:30 p.m.
• If lightening or other threatening weather is detected, the pool will be closed for a
• Registration for swimming lessons should be completed using the on-line portal at
period of 30 minutes. The 30 minutes begins again with each flash of lightning.
http://cityofbrandon.maxgalaxy.net/Home.aspx.
Everyone must be removed from the pool area during this time.
• If you have questions or are unable to register on-line, City Hall will be open until 6:00
• If the pool cannot reopen after 1 hour of closure due to bad weather, the pool will close
p.m. on registration day. City Hall is located at 304 S Main Ave.
for the remainder of that session. If possible, it will reopen for the next session.
• Swimming lesson fee is $40.00 per session with materials included.
• Temperatures below or near 65° F at 1:00 p.m.: afternoon session will not be held
• Payment is required at the time of registration.
• Temperatures below 70° F at 5:00 p.m.: pool will close at 6:30 p.m.
• Four sessions of swimming lessons are being provided as shown in the table below.
• No refunds will be given due to weather.
• Lessons are held Monday through Friday for two weeks per session.
• Class size is limited to 12 students on a first come basis.
• Swimming lessons are led by certified Water Safety Instructors.
• Swimming lessons will be held as scheduled unless temperature is below 60° F per
Keloland.
Brandon Swimming Pool Swim Lessons Schedule 2021
Session 1: June 7-June 18 Session 2: June 21-July 2 Session 3: July 12-July 23 Session 4: July 26-August 6
9:00 9:45 10:30 11:15 9:00 9:45 10:30 11:15 9:00 9:45 10:30 11:15 9:00 9:45 10:30 11:15
Whales Whales Whales Whales Whales Whales Whales Whales Whales
Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1
Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2
Level 4 Level 3 Level 3 Level 3 Level 3 Level 4 Level 3 Level 3 Level 3 Level 3 Level 4 Level 3 Level 4 Level 3 Level 3
Level 5 Level 6 Level 4 Level 6 Level 4 Level 5 Level 4 Level 5 Level 4 Level 4 Level 6 Level 4 Level 5 Level 4 Level 6
• Whales classes are for children 3 and 4 years of age
• REGISTER DATE & TIME: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 starting at 4:30 p.m. at • Level 1 children must be 5 years of age by the end of the class to pass
http://cityofbrandon.maxgalaxy.net/Home.aspx or in-person at City
• Classes are subject to change, depending on registration numbers
Hall between 4:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
• Starfish (evening) classes are for children who do not qualify for Level 1.
• Yellow highlighted classes are set aside for Summer Programs/Large
o Starfish Session: Mon., Wed., Fri., July 12-30, 5:00 – 5:40 pm
Daycares. Make sure to have a second option when registering as they will
o Parents must be in the water with their children
most likely fill up.
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE POOL IN 2021! COME AND SEE THE NEW SPLASH PAD, TWO NEW SLIDES AND
MORE!
Disclaimer: Photos taken in public spaces, including photos of people attending public events and activities, may be used by the City
of Brandon in publications.
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// SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM
BRANDON SUMMER REC 2021 KICKOFF
PROGRAM OF SUPERVISED RECREATION FOR ALL BRANDON AREA YOUTH
JUNE 8 – JULY 30TH REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR FIELD TRIPS.
HOURS: 9:30 A.M. – 3:30 P.M. Registration is on-line at www.cityofbrandon.
SUMMER REC CLOSED JULY 2ND - 5TH maxgalaxy.net/BrowseActivities.aspx.
LOCATED AT BRANDON ELEMENTARY
SUMMER REC Please use the same website as registering your family for
Entrance will be the North Entrance to the tile gym at swimming lessons and pool passes. Please login to your
Brandon Elementary. Use the west (bus) parking lot by the exsiting account or, if you don’t already have one, create
small fenced playground. Follow the sidewalk to where the an account at: www.cityofbrandon.maxgalaxy.net/Home.
buildings meet. Enter through the north red door. aspx
By registering online you give permission for field trips.
Contact: Summer Rec – 582-3460 (after June 8th) Registration online is not the same as signing up for a
Summer Rec Director – Barb Sperlich at particular field trip. Sign up for field trips will still be at the
City Hall 582-6515 gym, with payment required to hold the spot. (One check
per activity is preferred.) Registration is still recommended
for your child to participate in gym activities, however,
ARTS, CRAFTS & PLAYGROUND PROGRAM anyone attending a Field Trip must pre-register online.
We will have a supervised program of crafts and indoor
and outdoor games. Also many other special events will All activities are open to persons with disabilities. We
be held at the Brandon Elementary gyms and playground. encourage all children to actively engage and participate
These activities are open to children of all ages. A few in age-appropriate activities during the summer. The
of the activities available include: ping pong tables, air recreation dept. will provide accessibility assistance to
hockey, foosball table, painting, coloring, board games, make physical and social integration successful.
and many other craft and game activities. Outdoor events
include kickball, dodgeball, and sidewalk chalk. Plus more!
There will be a supply charge on some crafts.
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MORE WAYS
TO CARE FOR YOU
EXPANDED
SERVICES IN
BRANDON
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Van Es, MD, Ziegeldorf, CNP, Schultz, CNP, Thorpe, MD, Curtis, MD, CNM, Obstetrics Morgan, MSW-PIP,
Family Medicine Family Medicine Family Medicine Pediatrics Pediatrics & Gynecology Behavioral Health
The Sanford Brandon Clinic is committed to your health now and into the
future. Receive care for your whole family, including walk-in and after hours
acute care seven days a week. Expanded services include:
• Family Medicine
• Pediatrics
• OB/GYN
• Beginning March 1 — Acute Care and Orthopedic Fast Track
• Monday-Friday 5 - 9 p.m.
• Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
sanfordhealth.org
215-514-149 2/21
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SAFETY TOWN
COMES TO BRANDON!
The “town” of Brandon will be painted on the blacktop. Modeled like the above photo, taken for the City of
Brookings Safety Town. We are excited to announce the children in the Brandon area will have the opportunity to
participate in Safety Town!
Safety Town is a two week safety program that will be offered for the first time in Brandon this summer. Children
ages five and six years old, will learn safety behavior through hands on learning activities, under the supervision of a
Brandon Police Officer and a teacher.
Our hope is that the safety skills and procedures children learn at Safety Town will stay with them through
their lifetime. Our goal is for Safety Town graduates to grow up to be a safe and responsible members in their
communities.
This program would not be possible if it were not for the help and cooperation of the Brandon Police Department,
City of Brandon, Brandon Valley School District, the Brandon Valley Optimist Club and our many sponsors.
Pictured left:
Trikes help teach crosswalk, stoplight and pedestrian safety.
10 | Inside Brandon Spring 2021 Issue 7WHAT DO KIDS LEARN AT
SAFETY TOWN?
Pedestrian safety
What a police officer does
Fire safety
Poison control
Stranger awareness
Bike safety
Weather safety
Animal safety
Water safety
Bus safety
911 & EMT services
To learn more on how you can promote safety with Brandon area
children, please contact:
Vickie David, Brandon City Council, vdavid@
cityofbrandon.org
OR Officer Anthony Lingen, School Resource Officer,
alingen@cityofbrandon.org
GIVE THE GIFT
OF FOOD.
*ANY DONATION IS WELCOME*
SOME ITEMS WE NEED ARE:
HOT COCOA BOXES
BROWNIE MIX
BEEF STEW
PUDDING CUPS
BOTTLE JUICES On the Menu is an event scheduled on the 4th
Tuesday of each month that includes a lunch,
networking activities and a featured speaker.
OPEN TUE & THUR 4 - 6 PM
605 582 7001
Check the Chamber's calendar
Drop off Locations: located on our website at:
Sunshine Foods & City Hall, Brandon www.brandonvalleychamber.com for details
www.brandonvalleychamber.com Issue 7 Spring 2021 Inside Brandon | 11CITY FINANCES PROPERTY TAX
& SALES TAX
PROPERTY TAXES (OWNER OCCUPIED ONLY)
Property tax is one source of revenue that supports the day to day operations of your City. The Minnehaha County Auditor’s Office
collects all property taxes and then distributes the taxes to the appropriate entity. The City receives about 21.5% of an owner-occupied
residential property tax bill. Property tax revenue is a general fund revenue supporting police, fire, streets, snow removal, parks, pool
and more. Property tax is one of the major sources of revenue for any City and without this we could not run your City. A worksheet
to figure your taxes is available at www.cityofbrandon.org/taxes. *Please note this does not provide opt outs, Special Assessments or
Frontage amounts if applicable.
2020 Taxes Payable in 2021 100,000 Taxable Value for Payable 2021
Municipal Levy Fire $13.80
3.546_________21.56% Library $30.10
School Levy Municipal Property Taxes
9.118__________55.44% Water $354.60
County Levy District
Taxes
3.322__________20.20% $2.30
Water District Levy County Property Taxes
0.023____________0.14% $332.20 School Property Taxes
Library Levy $911.80
0.301___________1.83%
Fire Levy
0.138___________0.84%
SALES TAX
Sales tax is important to the City and another major source of revenue. This revenue source is not quite as consistent or predictable as
property taxes. Sales tax changes with the economy. With every dollar you spend, two cents goes to the City’s General Fund. Sales tax
revenue is a key component in being able to improve your city. Sales tax pays for debt, projects and equipment in the General Fund.
Sales Tax History 2021 General Fund Revenues
4000
4000
License/Permits 1.1%
3500
3500 Inter Govt/Grants 5.5%
Goods/Services 2.4%
3000
3000
Fund Balance 8.9% Sales Tax 37.4%
2500
2500
Misc. Rev 0.1%
2000
2000
Fines 0.0% Other 7.9%
3,210,842.86
2,944,182.06
3,526,581.40
2,815,216.11
3,338,409.18
2,984,270.12
1500
1500
1000
1000 Property Taxes 36.6%
500
500
00 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Christina Smith, Finance Officer
Phone: (605) 582-9056
Email: csmith@cityofbrandon.org
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BRANDON AREA Economic Indicators
Sales Tax Collected....................... jan - Dec 2019.........................Jan - Dec 2020 ���������������������������������������������Percent Change
Sales Tax - 2%........................................3,338,409.18..................................3,526,581.40 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� +5.63 %
Third Penny (BBB)...............................239,429.37.....................................228,373.23 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� -4.61 %
YTD Combined Total..........................3,577,838.55..................................3,754,954.63 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� +4.95 %
Building Permits ............................ Jan - August 2019 .................Jan - August 2020 ���������������������������������������Percent Change
Residential...............................................$5,183,286.00...............................$8,508,672.00 ���������������������������������������������������������������������� +48.57 %
Commercial.............................................$2,944,108.00 .............................$8,297,823.00 ������������������������������������������������������������������������+95.25 %
YTD.............................................................$8,127,394.00 ..............................$16,806,495.00 ������������������������������������������������������������������� +69.62 %
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Go to www.Smile.Amazon.com >> Search “Brandon Valley” >> Select One of the local charities to benefit!
Disclosure: Obviously we want to help support local business as much as possible, however, we know there are just some things only
the depths of the internet can provide. That being said, when you travel sites, like Amazon, we want to make sure we provide you with
a way to give back to our community.
Brandon Lumber Company., Inc.
403 Main Avenue, • Brandon, SD 57005 • 605-582-3252
Quality Building Materials
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www.brandonvalleychamber.com Issue 7 Spring 2021 Inside Brandon | 13// ADVICE FROM THE EXPERTS
THE BIG 3
Nutritional Education on Macronutrients
Carbohydrates, Protein, Fats.
By Kaleb & Haley Lindsey-Stevens
With all of the dieting options in society today, many people find themselves lost and/or bouncing from diet
to diet. Trying to keep up with the newest “fad” diet can be exhausting and more often than not they are un-
sustainable, lead to more weight fluctuation, less results, and just exhausting to keep up with.
This is evidenced by the increase in the health and obesity epidemic we see in the United Sates. In 2020 70%
of the US was overweight. The alarming and more concerning number is that 30% of that population was
classified as obese. Obesity has a direct correlation to many of the leading causes of death such as heart
disease and diabetes being two of those major causes. Statistics show that these numbers are going to
continue climbing based on lack of nutrition education, fast convenient choices being more un-healthy, and
lack of access to quality food sources.
Therefore, a change in the understanding of the big 3 macronutrients can have a major impact on a person
ability to make smarter food choices, understand the importance of quality nutrition vs. “meat & potatoes”
and/or “real food”, and the health and obesity epidemic. The Big 3 are protein, carbs, and fats. It is important
to understand how your body works so you can give it the nutrition it needs. Incorporating The Big 3
into every meal of the day is important for balanced nutrition and giving your body what it needs to stay
energized.
PROTEIN:
We love it for two main reasons. Its helps build muscle and curb your appetite. Your muscles are what fuel
your metabolism. Your metabolism is what burns calories and energizes your body. Protein is the “building
block” that helps you repair your muscle. Meals rich in protein are especially useful because they help you
feel fuller, longer.
CARBOHYDRATES:
Carbs are NOT your enemy! They’re actually one of the most misunderstood parts of The Big 3. Your carb
intake should be personalized to you. However, a general rule of thumb is a 40/30/30 split among carbs,
protein, and fats. Don’t be afraid of carbs, just remember which ones are better for you. i.e. whole fruits,
vegetables, beans, whole grains.
FATS:
Like carbs there are beneficial fats and fats you don’t need. Your body needs beneficial fats because they
have essential fatty acids that your body can’t make, so you have to eat them or take them in a supplement.
Beneficial fats come from fatty fish such as salmon, olive oil and olives, nuts and nut butters. Also, there
are some vitamins you need that are fat-soluble (vitamins A, D, E, and K), which means they can only be
absorbed into your body with some fats. So it is okay to add a little fat to your meals, but make sure the
overall nutritional value of your diet is balanced.
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7// SECOND SATURDAYS The event logo, designed by Caliber Creative, has special meaning. "The infinity symbol was created to be a noticeable mark of the Second Saturday event that will be repeating the second Saturday of each month throughout the year. Not only does the mark represent the ongoing event but also holds the shape of the c & o in second as well as looks like a hanger shape which represents what Second Saturday is all about - shopping local and supporting the Brandon Valley community." Every Second Saturday you can find deals, events and specials from Chamber member businesses all over town. We’re always updating our list of deals at brandonvalleychamber.com/second-saturdays. Check back often to make sure you don’t miss out! www.brandonvalleychamber.com Issue 7 Spring 2021 Inside Brandon | 15
// BRANDON WATER CONSERVATION
BRANDON LAWN WATERING
PROGRAM
STAGE 1
• Green Designation - Watering is permitted only between the hours of 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m., with consumers having
even numbered addresses watering on even numbered calendar dates and consumers with odd numbered addresses
watering on odd numbered calendar dates.
* NO WATERING BETWEEN THE HOURS OF
10AM - 6PM
STAGE 2
• Yellow Designation – Watering is permitted only between the hours of 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m., and on the address basis as
follows: Consumers having an address that ends:
In 0 or 1 on Mondays
In 2 or 3 on Tuesdays
In 4 or 5 on Wednesdays
In 6 or 7 on Thursdays NO WATERING BETWEEN THE HOURS
In 8 or 9 on Fridays OF 10AM - 6PM
A Yellow Designation is automatically in effect if the water treatment plant produces 1.6 million gallons of water per day for
3 consecutive days or if production reaches 2 million gallons for a single day. After a Yellow Designation is in effect, if water
production is less than 1.6 million gallons per day for 10 consecutive days, then the designation shall change back to Green.
STAGE 3
• Red Designation – No watering of yards is permitted; watering of trees, shrubs, vegetables and flowers is only permitted
between the hours of 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m. Red Designation is automatically in effect when after a Yellow Designation,
the water treatment plant produces 1.6 million gallons per day for an additional 7 consecutive days or if production reaches
2 million gallons for a single day. After a Red Designation is in effect, if water production is less than 1.6
million gallons per day for 10 consecutive days then the designation shall change back to
Yellow. However, if the Red Designation is in effect for two times in a calendar year, then it
shall stay in effect until September 15 of that year at which time it shall change to Green.
For purposes of the tiered system, the term “watering” is defined GET TEXTS!
to mean distribution of water directly through an irrigation system,
sprinkler system, hose or pipe and not a can, bucket or pail.
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TM// VALLEY SPRINGS HAPPENINGS
Valley Springs
BOOSTER DAYS 2021
Everyone is invited and welcome to the Valley
Springs Booster Days held the second weekend
304 S SPLITROCK
in July. The fun begins on Friday evening with BRANDON, SD
a community picnic and entertainment by local 605.582.6383
artists with fireworks at dusk. Saturday’s events
kick off with the ever-popular Mud Volleyball!
Other events have included a Kid’s Tractor Pull,
Fireman’s Water Fight, and Little Boys and Big
Toys as well as a variety of kids games. The
day concludes with a parade beginning at 7:00
pm. The festivities conclude on Sunday with a
community church service at the Legion Ball Park.
Contact the Valley Springs Community Club for
more information.
Event dates and times are to be determined based
on current Covid-19 situation.
THE THREE RULES
582.6766 OF REAL ESTATE
1. LOCATION
Brandon, SD
2. LOCATION
3. HARRY BUCK
Residential
& Commercial 605.366.0221 • 324 S Splitrock Blvd., Brandon, SD
Trash • Compost • Recycling www.harrybuck.com • Harry@HarryBuck.com
www.brandonvalleychamber.com Issue 7 Spring 2021 Inside Brandon | 17// CITY OF BRANDON ORDINANCES
ORDINANCES
CITY ORDINANCES HELP KEEP THE PUBLIC SAFE AND STRUCTURED. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE
MORE ORDINANCES PLEASE VISIT WWW.CITYOFBRANDON.ORG.
LICENSING OF ANIMALS property. It shall be unlawful for any person OPEN BURNING
to allow an animal off the premises without
All cats and dogs kept, harbored or The following types of open burning are
the animal being held in leash. Any animal
maintained, in the City of Brandon shall be permitted when no Minnehaha County burn
riding in a motor vehicle is considered to
licensed and registered if over six months ban is in effect.
be on the owner’s property. Violation of
of age. Animal licenses shall be issued by
this ordinance is punishable by a fine or by Only charcoal and untreated, unpainted,
the Finance Officer or Pet Service provider
imprisonment, or both, as established in clean, dry wood and manufactured fire logs
authorized by the City Finance Officer
1-10-1 of the Brandon Municipal Code. less than two feet in length may be burned.
upon payment of a fee in an amount to be
Any person, firm, or corporation having
established by resolution of the City Council. The fire must not be on a wood or wood
permanent or temporary control of any
The owner shall state at the time application composite surface and must be contained
animal within the City limits and located
is made for such license and upon such in a pit, ring or manufactured fire pit
upon the animal owner’s private property,
forms as the Finance Officer may provide or chimenea, or outdoor fireplace not
or upon any other private property, or
for such purpose the owner's name and exceeding three feet in diameter and two
upon any public property, or in or upon a
address, and the name, breed, color and sex feet in height.
motorized or unmotorized vehicle of any
of each animal owned or kept by the owner,
kind, shall at all times: Fire pits and rings must be located at
and present to the Finance Officer directly
or through the Pet Service provider a record A. Have the animal ties to a stake, post or least 15 feet away from structures and
by a licensed veterinarian that the animal tree of a size sufficient to restrict the animal; combustible materials. They also must be no
has been vaccinated for rabies as provided or more than 18 inches in depth from ground
hereafter. Violation of this ordinance is level, must be at least 6 feet away from
B. Have the animal leashed and the leash
punishable by a fine or by imprisonment, or adjoining property lines, and must have an
under the control of a person who is
both, as established in 1-1-6 of the Brandon appropriate screen or cover in place.
physically large enough to control the
Municipal Code. animal; or Manufactured freestanding fire pits and
C. Have the animal contained by a visible or chimenea must be located at least 15 feet
3-2-4 CITY ANIMAL TAGS away from structures and combustible
invisible fence. The presence of functional
Upon payment of the license fee, as set by invisible fencing on private property shall be materials. They must also be at least 6 feet
resolution of the City Council, the made known by prominent placement of a away from adjoining property lines, and
Finance Officer shall issue to the owner a sign indicating such fencing is present, must have an appropriate screen or cover
tag for each animal so licensed. Every which sign shall be readily visible to in place.
owner shall be required to provide each passers-by. Failure to post notice of the All recreational fires must be supervised by
animal with a collar to which the license presence of invisible fencing shall constitute at least one person over 18 years of age until
tag must be affixed, and shall see that the acknowledgment that no such fence is the fire has been completely extinguished.
collar and tag are constantly worn. present and mere failure to post the notice A garden hose connected to a water supply
Animal tags shall not be transferrable from shall not be a defense to any action brought or fire extinguishing equipment or materials
one animal to another and no refunds by the City of violation of this must be readily available.
shall be made on any animal license fee ordinance.
because of death of the animal or the The use of flammable or combustible liquids
owner's leaving the City before expiration of 3-2-26 NUMBER OF PETS LIMITED is not permitted.
the license period.
It is unlawful for any person to have or to Police and fire officials are authorized
Violation of this ordinance is punishable by keep more than a total of three (3) dogs, to require that a recreational fire be
a fine or by imprisonment, or both, cats, pot-bellied pigs, turtles or rabbits immediately extinguished if it is determined
as established in 1-10-1 of the Brandon over the age of six (6) months, on any lot through investigation that the fire is not
Municipal Code. or premises in the City, unless such person in compliance with the above rules, the
residing on or in the lot or premises has a smoke becomes a nuisance or is offensive to
3-2-9 ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARGE valid kennel license issued by the City. The neighbors, or the burning is determined to
(LEASH LAW) City humane society, veterinarian officers constitute a hazardous condition.
It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or and retail pet stores are exempt from the
Any Open Burning, other than that listed
corporation, to allow any animal, provisions of this section. Those domestic
above shall not be permitted unless prior,
owned, controlled or harbored by any pets that are licensed by the City as of May
written authorization has been granted by
person to run at large on the streets, alleys, 1, 1993 are exempt.
the Brandon Volunteer Fire Department Fire
or property of any other person within the Chief.
City limits of Brandon, South Dakota.
Any person having an animal within the
City limits may allow it to roam but shall
have it tied, leashed, or fenced upon their
18 | Inside Brandon Spring 2021 Issue 7FIREWORKS
MIDWEST
"Fireworks" does not include items known commonly as "sparklers",
snakes, snaps and smoke balls.
RAILCAR
USE & DISCHARGE OF FIREWORKS
Except as otherwise provided through a City permit, fireworks may
only be discharged on July 3rd from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. and July 4 from
10 a.m. to 11 p.m. so long as:
No firework shall be fired off in or from any public roadway, public
BRANDON BUSINESS
property, or park within the City of Brandon.
SINCE 2000
No firework shall be discharge by any minor (under the age of 18)
outside the supervision of a responsible adult.
No firework shall be discharged in any reckless fashion that creates
a substantial risk of death or serious physical injury to another or BRANDON CHAMBER
damage to property of another.
PLATINUM MEMBER
All firework debris shall be collected from the yards, sidewalks, and
properly disposed of no later than 9:00 a.m. the morning following
SINCE 2009
the discharge.
EMERGENCY BAN BY THE CITY COUNCIL
The use or discharge of all fireworks may be banned by resolution
of the City Council because of dry climatic conditions or other such
emergencies.
PUBLIC DISPLAY PERMITS
The City Council may, upon application, issue a fireworks permit to
individuals, groups or organizations for organized, public fireworks
displays. The permit may be for any date of the year upon such terms
and conditions as established by the City Council.
Visit CityofBrandon.org for the full FIREWORKS Ordinance.
City Ordinances: Ordinance Book: Title 07 – Miscellaneous Offenses:
Chapter 7-1 Fireworks
visit www.CityofBrandon.org
for a book of Ordinances.
PROUD SUPPORTER OF
THE COMMUNITY
Locally owned and operated 25965 482nd Avenue
Greg Carmon, Owner Brandon, Sd 57005
David Smook, President 605.582.8300
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WHY AN EXTRA $5 MATTERS.
Brandon
Resident Brandon
Lou’s life drastically changed when she was hit by a drunk
driver i n May 2019. It was the driver’s 2nd drunk driving
Resident
offense and one that nearly cost Lou her l ife. Due to the i Emily’s parents commute to Sioux Falls for work
njuries she sustained Lou can no l onger drive. Lou shared so she relies on the Brandon Transit Bus to get
with us that she uses the Brandon Transit Bus for everything. her to work at El Tapatio. Her Mom explained
The bus takes her to her therapy, doctor and chiropractic the transit bus service is so convenient because
appointments. They have even given her transportation to the bus picks Emily up and drops her off right at
funerals. She states “we have everything we need i n Brandon their home. Emily shared she loves to talk to her
and I really l ove that we have this service.” She continued on bus drivers about her favorite sports teams the
to say that the bus drivers have all been so good to her and Twins and the Vikings. She also said her favorite
they are so good to fit her in. Lou feels the Brandon Transit thing about riding the bus i s talking to the other
Bus has been such a blessing to her because i t allows her the people who ride the bus with her.
ability to get out and about and she feels really lucky to be
able to do that! - A testimonial from Emily Gross
- A testimonial from Lou Narum
Blessed Redeemer
Blessed Redeemer Lutheran Preschool is honored to be working with the Brandon City Transit. Together, we offer an
opportunity to provide transportation services to the parents in the Brandon community which allows their children to
attend our 2.5-hour program. We are capable of serving 80 students in our current schedule and 96 when offering an
additional class. We typically have over 50% of our students using this service. Parents have expressed their appreciation,
as many preschoolers would not be able to attend our educational program without this transportation. Our preschoolers
use this service for numerous reasons, such as they attend in-home daycare or daycare centers, they have smaller siblings,
so parents have occupied schedules with naps or convenience, parents working from home and unable to leave
for drop off/pick up. Our current teachers have 53%, 38% and 42% of their preschoolers who utilize this service. This is
28/63 (44.4%) students overall. We are blessed to be working with such committed individuals, who we rely on to provide
a beginning educational journey for the young children in the Brandon community. We are thankful for the relationships
the drivers build with the children. They truly care about our students and provide a safe and secure environment. They
go above and beyond, as they even attend our Christmas programs and Graduation ceremonies, showing their love and
their investment in these children.
- A testimonial written by Michelle Ternus, Blessed Redeemer Lutheran Preschool Director
20 | Inside Brandon Spring 2021 Issue 7Prairie Rehabilitation
For our patients and our therapists, the Brandon City Transit is invaluable to Prairie
Rehab. Over the years we have had many patients benefit from the transit’s services.
The scheduling office is very helpful and accommodating to the patients as well as our clinic. Gwen is great about
communicating with us and helps our front desk coordinate times for appointments. The drivers are outstanding! Todd,
Darryl, Denny and Eileen assist the patients when they enter and exit the bus and walk with them to the building. They are
kind and cheerful and a pleasure to visit with when they drop off the patients. They care about the people they transport
and it shows!
When the patients arrive they are so grateful and pleased with the services provided by the transit drivers. The drivers
are always on time and willing to take people to multiple places, including the grocery store, to hair appointments, to
church and to have coffee with friends! If not for the Brandon Transit, some people who want and need to get out into
the community would not be able to. This service is vital to the emotional and physical well-being of the residents of
Brandon!
Prairie Rehab is very grateful for the wonderful services provided by the Brandon Transit and we
are lucky to have this amenity in this community.
- A testimonial written by Michelle Albrecht, PT Prairie Rehabilitation
Helping Hand
Assisted Living
At Helping Hand Assisted Living, we utilize the Brandon Transit
Brandon in multiple ways. Many of our residents do not have cars or
Resident
family local. They use Brandon Transit service to get to their
appointments, lab draws and immunizations. This takes the
burden off of family to take time off of their work schedule to take
Colleen has been using the bus every
residents to these in town visits. Many residents use it for medical
week since Covid-19 started. Some people
appointments, chiropractor, dental and vision appointments. In turn,
have family to do shopping for them, but
this is to support the l ocal community in these services. Residents
others don’t have anyone nearby and don’t
are also able to use the Brandon Transit to get to the Library,
drive. Colleen has a car, but it’s much more
grocery store, gas stations, and restaurants. They also utilize it for
convenient to ride the bus with other residents
shopping to the stores that are located in the community to be able
to Sunshine every week. The 2 drivers are very
to shop local. This is beneficial to all our residents i ncluding those
helpful; they make sure we’re safe and sound.
with disabilities or l imited capabilities. They can take residents
The lift on the bus makes it easy for those who
with wheelchairs and walkers as well. Staff at Brandon transit is
use walkers to get in the bus. The drives help
very caring and understanding. They try to make any arrangement
stow the walkers before the trip. The drivers
for residents to be able to get out into the community. When we
always make sure everyone is back on the bus
admit a new resident to our facility, and they are notified of this
before they leave Sunshine.
transportation they are very appreciative and enjoy this option
- A testimonial from Colleen Dathner to be independent. Independence is very important with this
population and not feel excluded from society.
- A testimonial written by Christina McElwain,
RN Administrator at Helping Hand Assisted Living
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June - October CHAMBER CALENDAR
Marketing Committee Marketing Committee Second Saturdays Member Relations
Meeting Meeting Saturday August 14, 2021 Meeting
Wednesday June 2, 2021 Wednesday July 7, 2021 Wednesday Sept 22, 2021
Coffee with the Council
Executive Meeting Brew Crew @ Kingbird Saturday August 14, 2021 Issues Management
Friday June 4, 2021 Friday July 9, 2021 Council Meeting
City Council Meeting Thursday September 23, 2021
City Council Meeting Second Saturdays Monday August 16, 2021
Monday June 7, 2021 Saturday July 10, 2021 Brew Crew @ Scooters
Special Events Friday September 24, 2021
Chamber Board Meeting Coffee with the Council Committee Meeting
Wednesday Jine 9, 2021 Saturday July 10, 2021 Wednesday August 18, 2021 Executive Meeting
Friday October 1, 2021
Brew Crew @ Kingbird Chamber Board Meeting Member Relations
Friday June 11, 2021 Wednesday July 14, 2021 Meeting City Council Meeting
Wednesday August 25, 2021 Monday October 4, 2021
Second Saturdays 19th Annual Golf ParTee
Saturday June 12, 2021 Friday July 16, 2021 Issues Management Marketing Committee
Council Meeting Meeting
Coffee with the Council City Council Meeting Thursday August 26, 2021 Wednesday October 6, 2021
Saturday June 12, 2021 Monday July 19, 2021
Brew Crew @ Scooters Brew Crew @ Kingbird
Special Events Special Events Friday August 27, 2021 Friday October 8, 2021
Committee Meeting Committee Meeting
Wednesday June 16, 2021 Wednesday July 21, 2021 Marketing Committee Second Saturdays
Meeting Saturday October 9, 2021
City Council Meeting Issues Management Wednesday September 1, 2021
Monday June 21, 2021 Council Meeting Coffee with the Council
Thursday July 22, 2021 Executive Meeting Saturday October 9, 2021
Member Relations Friday September 3, 2021
Meeting Brew Crew @ Scooters Chamber Board Meeting
Wednesday June 23, 2021 Friday July 23, 2021 City Council Meeting Wednesday October 13, 2021
Monday September 6, 2021
Issues Management Member Relations City Council Meeting
Council Meeting Meeting Chamber Board Meeting Monday October 18, 2021
Thursday June 24, 2021 Wednesday July 28, 2021 Wednesday September 8, 2021
Special Events
Brew Crew @ Scooters City Council Meeting Brew Crew @ Kingbird Committee Meeting
Friday June 25, 2021 Monday August 2, 2021 Friday September 10, 2021 Wednesday October 20, 2021
BCF Jim Fjerestad Marketing Committee Second Saturdays Brew Crew @ Scooters
Memorial Golf Meeting Saturday September 11, 2021 Friday October 22, 2021
Tournament Wednesday August 4, 2021
Friday June 25, 2021 Coffee with the Council Member Relations
Executive Meeting Saturday September 11, 2021 Meeting
Executive Meeting Friday August 6, 2021 Wednesday October 27, 2021
Friday July 2, 2021 Special Events
Chamber Board Meeting Committee Meeting Issues Management
City Council Meeting Wednesday August 11, 2021 Wednesday Sept 15, 2021 Council Meeting
Monday July 5, 2021 Thursday October 28, 2021
Brew Crew @ Kingbird City Council Meeting
Friday August 13, 2021 Monday September 20, 2021
To add an event to the calendar please email admin@brandonvalleychamber.com
All events can be found online at www.brandonvalleychamber.com
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// BRANDON EVENTS
BRANDON CouNseliNg serviCes llC
EVENTS 605.582.7418
June - September Client Centered Counseling for
Children, Teens, Adults and Families
Seventh Annual Jim Fjerestad Memorial Golf Tournament
Friday June 25, 2021 • City of Brandon Depression • Adjustment Issues • Anxiety • OCD
Call Bonnie Fjerestad for info 605.582.3946 ADD/ADHD • Anger Management • Behavioral Issues
Relationship Issues • Trauma Recovery • Eating Disorders
Brandon Area Chamber of Commerce
Annual Appreciation Mixer Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Tuesday, June 29, 2021 • 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Emotional Freedom Technique
Brandon Golf Course • 2100 E Aspen Blvd Matrix Reimprinting
Registration required
BV Chamber 19th Annual Golf ParTEE
Friday July 16, 2021 • 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Kara L. Baas, MS, LPC-MH, QMHP
$100/person. Team of 4 for $350. Licensed Professional Counselor - Mental Health
Check in begins at 8:30 AM. Shotgun start at 9 AM Qualified Mental Health Professional • Licensed in SD and IA
Brandon Golf Course 2100 E Aspen Blvd NewDay@alliancecom.net • www.NewDaySD.com
1320 E. Rushmore Dr. Suite 107
Brandon, SD 57005
“This is the beginning of a new day.... let it be something good.”
Husets Speedway
Husets Speedway events on page 21
Visit www.husetsspeedway.com for tickets and information!
Brandon Farmers Market
Saturdays May - October 9am - 2pm
Thursdays starting July thru August 4pm - 7pm
515 N Splitrock Blvd
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SUN. MAY 16th SUN. JULY 25th
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CHAMBER MEMBER DIRECTORY
ACCOUNTANTS PERFORMANCE PRESS COSTELLO PROPERTY ARTS, CRAFTS,
900 E Redwood Blvd. MANAGEMENT LLC
EBEL HEARD & CO Brandon, SD 57005
ANTIQUES, AND
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310 South 2nd Ave (605) 582-7070 Sioux Falls, SD 57108 COLLECTIBLES
Rock Rapids, IA 51246 www.performancepressinc.com (605) 336-9131 DAKOTA KID CREATIONS
(605) 582-1208 www.costelloco.com
www.EbelHeard.com SALESUP STUDIO & SHOPPE
1612 S Locust Ave EAGLE CREEK (TALLY-HO ART GALLERY)
H & R BLOCK Brandon, SD 57005 APARTMENTS 515 N Splitrock Blvd
238 E Holly Blvd. (605) 323-9970 106 Sandstone Brandon, SD 57005
Brandon, SD 57005 www.salesup.io Brandon, SD 57005 (605) 582-2580
(605) 582-8781 (605) 275-4245 www.dakotakidcreations.com
www.hrblock.com www.residepropertymanagement.com
THE WAREHOUSE
LUSH CPAS AG PRODUCTS 1001 N Splitrock Blvd.
RIDGEVIEW PLACE
208 W Ironwood St & SERVICES APARTMENTS Brandon, SD 57005
Brandon, SD 57005 705 S. 8th Ave. (605) 582-3845
AGASSIZ SEED & SUPPLY
(605) 359-6034 1800 N Walnut Ave Brandon, SD 57005 www.thewarehouseinbrandon.com
WOLTMAN GROUP PC Brandon, SD 57005 (605) 582-6800
www.ridgeviewplacesd.com
7001 S Lyncrest Pl (605) 789-4775
Ste. 200 www.agassizseed.com ASSOCIATE
THE BLUFFS
Sioux Falls, SD 57108 AT WILLOW RUN MEMBERS &
CHS
(605) 361-1200 26033 482nd Ave. 7900 E Arrowhead Prkwy NON-PROFIT
www.siouxfallscpa.com
Brandon, SD 57005 Sioux Falls, SD 57110 ORGANIZATIONS
(605) 582-2415 (605) 340-8490
www.chsbrandon.com www.lloydcompanies.com/apart- AMERICAN LEGION
ADDICTION ments/the-bluffs-at-willow-run.html POST #318
& RECOVERY PO Box 465
ANIMATION Brandon, SD 57005
WASHED CLEAN APPLIANCE (360) 584-8019
MINISTRIES DAKOTA KID CREATIONS REPAIR www.bvlegion.org
THE THRIFT SHOP STUDIO & SHOPPE
2701 E 15th St
& CONSULTING BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF
(TALLY-HO ART GALLERY)
Sioux Falls, SD 57103 THE SIOUX EMPIRE
515 N Splitrock Blvd AFFORDABLE APPLIANCE
824 E 14th St
(605) 231-3235 Brandon, SD 57005 REPAIR & CONSULTING
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
www.washedcleanministries.com (605) 582-2580 48387 Valley View Cir
www.dakotakidcreations.com Valley Springs, SD 57068 (605) 338-8061
www.bgcsiouxempire.org
(605) 838 -8667
ADVERTISING aarc@alliancecom.net BRANDON AREA FOOD
CALIBER CREATIVE, LLC
APARTMENTS PANTRY
6221 E. Silver Maple Cir. & RENTAL 406 Main Ave.
ARCHITECTURE P.O. Box 712
Ste.102 PROPERTIES Brandon, SD 57005
Sioux Falls, SD 57110 ARCHITECTURE
ASPEN PARK (605) 582-7001
(605) 275-8588 INCORPORATED
www.thinkcaliber.com APARTMENTS 415 South Main Avenue
801A E Birch St BRANDON AREA SOCCER
ICAN, INC. Sioux Falls, SD 57104 ASSOCIATION
Brandon, SD 57005
4320 S. Louise Avenue (605) 339-1711 MCHARDY PARK SOCCER
(605) 360-8901 www.architectureinc.com
Ste. 201 www.siouxfallsrental.com COMPLEX
Sioux Falls, SD 57106 STONE GROUP Brandon, SD 57005
605 679-4262 AUGUSTA PLACE
ARCHITECTS INC. (605) 906-7381
icanadvertising.com TOWNHOMES 600 E 7th st www.brandonareasoccer.com
2501 E. Augusta St. Sioux Falls, SD 57103
MAKE DESIGN STUDIO Brandon, SD 57005 BRANDON CITYWIDE
308 Vera Lane 605-271-1144 RUMMAGES
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www.facebook.com/makedesign-
studio AUTUMNVIEW (605) 582-3390
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APARTMENTS
NUWAVE DIGITAL 1413 E. Rushmore Dr.
MARKETING Brandon, SD 57005
106 S Sandstone Ave #17
(605) 360-9770
Brandon, SD 57005 www.painteddoorproperty.com
(605) 215-1840
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PO Box 816 PO Box 854 7820 S Townsley Ave Unit 1 7101 East Arrowhead Prkwy
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LIBRARY YOUTH SOFTBALL DISTRICT 10 AUTOMOTIVE INC.
305 S. Splitrock Blvd. PO Box 714 REPRESENTATIVE 25513 480th Ave
Brandon, SD 57005 Brandon, SD 57005 47629 258th Street Garretson, SD 57030
www.brandonvalleysoftball.com Sioux Falls, SD 57104
(605) 582-2390 (605) 594-3910
www.siouxfalls.org/contactus/ (605) 334-1121 www.nordstromsauto.com
library/brandon-library
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Brandon, SD 57005 (605) 582-3232 321 S. Main Ave 25362 485th ave
(605) 582-6515 www.brandonfiredepartment.com Brandon, SD 57005 Garretson, SD 57030
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SOCIETY
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Brandon, SD 57005 (605) 978-2804 COMMUNITY CLUB 1000 E. Cliff St.
www.dakotaresources.org Valley Springs, SD 57068
1000 Broadway
BRANDON LIONS CLUB
FIRST PRIORITY OF THE Valley Springs, SD 57068 (605) 757-6866
P.O. Box 435 www.parkerautosd.com
Brandon, SD 57005 GREAT PLAINS (605) 366-3702
(605) 582-6769 PO BOX 862 STURDEVANT'S
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BRANDON VALLEY AREA MINISTRIES
(605) 261-9148 104 S. Splitrock Blvd.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.facebook.com/fpbrandonvalley THE THRIFT SHOP
2701 E 15th St Brandon, SD 57005
306B S. Splitrock Blvd. (605) 582-7500
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THE MISSION BALL (605) 231-3235
(605) 582-7400 715 N Six Mile Rd.
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www.washedcleanministries.com WIRTJES AUTO REPAIR
Sioux Falls, SD 57110 & SALES
BRANDON VALLEY (605) 376-3982 324 Main Ave
ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB www.themissionball.org AUCTIONEER Brandon, SD 57005
301 S. Splitrock Blvd. (605) 582-6936
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF T. BRICK AUCTION
Brandon, SD 57005
BRANDON VALLEY AND REAL ESTATE
(605) 582-6418 1000 N. West Ave.
www.brandonvalley.k12.sd.us/ 48117 266th St
boosterclub/ Suite #110 Brandon, SD 57005 BAKERY
Sioux Falls, SD 57104 (605) 310-3245
BRANDON VALLEY SUNSHINE FOODS STORE
(605) 336-7318 www.tbrickauction.com
117 N. Splitrock Blvd.
BAND PARENTS www.jasd.org
PO Box 886 Brandon, SD 57005
Brandon, SD 57005 ROYAL FAMILY KIDS (605) 582-3512
CAMP #285
AUTOMOTIVE www.brandon.sunshinefoodstores.com
(605) 582-7858 REPAIR & CARE
www.brandonvalleybands.com 201 S. Sioux Blvd Platinum
Brandon, SD 57005 AUTOBODY SPECIALISTS
BRANDON VALLEY (605) 582-2409 48132 Hwy 42
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION www.siouxempire.royalfamilykids.org
Brandon, SD 57005 BANKS
PO Box 605
Brandon, SD 57005 SBA (605) 582-7171 FIRST BANK & TRUST
2329 N. Career Ave www.autobodysd.com 500 S. Highline Pl
(605) 582-3840
www.brandonvalleybaseball.com Suite 105 BJM ENTERPRISE, INC Sioux Falls, SD 57110
Sioux Falls, SD 57107 191 101st Street (605) 978-3041
BRANDON VALLEY FINE (605) 330-4243 www.bankeasy.com
Beaver Creek, MN 56116
ARTS BOOSTER CLUB www.sba.gov
PO Box 721 507-597-2012 FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Brandon, SD 57005 SIOUX COUNCIL BOY 101 S. Splitrock Blvd.
EWE PULLET
SCOUTS OF AMERICA Brandon, SD 57005
(605) 201-3357 SELF SERVICE
www.brandonvalley.k12.sd.us/fine- 800 N. West Ave. (605) 782-5960
arts Sioux Falls, SD 57104 USED AUTO PARTS www.fnbsf.com
47989 255th st.
(605) 201-7160 Platinum
BRANDON VALLEY www.siouxbsa.org Garretson, SD 57030
HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (605) 594-4172 FRONTIER BANK
101 W. Beechnut St SIOUX FALLS AREA www.ewepullet.com 101 S Phillips Ave
Brandon, SD 57005 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Sioux Falls, SD 57104
200 N. Phillips Ave #200 H2OSE IT CARWASH
(605) 351-9463 221 N Splitrock Blvd. (605) 332-3832
www.brandonvalleyhockey.com Sioux Falls, SD 57101 www.frontierbk.com
Brandon, SD 57005
(605) 336-1620 Silver
www.siouxfallschamber.com (605) 582-7885
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