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In February, state residents can make their voices heard at three AARP South Dakota–sponsored legislative coffee events in Sioux Falls.
When the legislature convenes this month for its nine-week session, AARP South Dakota and its volunteer advocates will be promoting policies that benefit older adults.
Take a walk on the safe side: Be an advocate for sidewalks, less dangerous crosswalks and properly timed traffic lights that enhance accessibility for all in your community.
AARP is encouraging individuals 50 and over to explore the state this summer by participating in the AARP South Dakota State Park Challenge.
AARP South Dakota is connecting members with local leaders and experts to answer questions about aging and cognitive function.
AARP is encouraging individuals and communities to explore ways to make their areas better places to live for residents of all ages.
AARP South Dakota is encouraging residents to get active in 2021 by completing 605 kilometers throughout the year—whether by walking, cycling or doing another activity.
The coronavirus pandemic is expected to linger over this year’s legislative session when state lawmakers return to Pierre this month.
Five municipalities received 2020 AARP Community Challenge grants, and AARP South Dakota funded three more projects.
State laws that took effect July 1 will help South Dakota residents age 50-plus by providing tax refunds, offering more protections against fraud and telemarketers, and expanding health care access.
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