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Mayor Jason Salamun joins Murdoc for a candid conversation following his announcement that he will not seek reelection as Rapid City mayor in 2027. Salamun explains the personal decision behind stepping away after six years on the City Council and four years as mayor, reflecting on Rapid City’s investments in public safety, parks, streets, the new sports complex and continued economic growth. He also looks ahead to what comes next for the city, offering advice to potential mayoral candidates on leadership, sacrifice, family, values and developing a clear vision for Rapid City. With nine months remaining in office, Salamun says he intends to “finish strong,” remain fully engaged through the end of his term and ultimately hand the city over to its next leader. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mayor Jason Salamun joins Murdoc for a Labor Day weekend edition of Meeting with the Mayor, reflecting on family, making memories and the end of another Rapid City summer before diving into what’s happening around town. They discuss the city’s partnership with Dakota Biochar to turn wood waste from last winter’s massive windstorm into a useful product while freeing up valuable landfill space. Salamun also shares a major milestone for the new sports complex after officially signing the paperwork for the project’s land. Plus, they talk about the groundbreaking research happening at the Sanford Underground Research Facility, remember former legislator and community leader David Lust following his selection to the South Dakota Hall of Fame, preview potential improvements at Storybook Island, and discuss progress toward bringing an Indigenous-focused medical school to Rapid City. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mayor Jason Salamun joins Amy Rose to share a major update on Rapid City’s first Chick-fil-A, with the La Crosse Street location now ahead of schedule and expected to open in November. They discuss the city’s ongoing efforts to attract businesses like Costco and the long process behind bringing new retailers to Rapid City. Salamun also highlights progress on the regional sports complex after the fifth and final agreement was signed and construction officially kicked off. The conversation turns to Rapid City’s growing east side, where a new police precinct, Fire Station 9 and community park are moving forward on Homestead Street, along with 21 new positions planned to support the fire station. They also discuss the city’s $65 million investment in streets over the next two years, expanded mill and overlay work, pothole repairs, weekly recycling service and the everyday concerns Rapid City residents bring to the mayor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mayor Jason Salamun joins Murdoc to discuss a busy week of growth and investment across Rapid City, from the kickoff of the Central States Fair to new parks, playgrounds and expanding soccer facilities. Mayor Salamun shares a major milestone for the regional sports complex, with more than $66 million secured and the naming rights partnership with Sanford Health officially approved. They also check in on Rapid City’s two Chick-fil-A locations, which could open sooner than previously expected, and discuss conversations among South Dakota mayors about data centers and economic development. The conversation also covers prison and jail overcrowding, public safety cameras and data privacy, and efforts through Safe South Dakota to address statewide criminal justice challenges. Plus, Salamun highlights his proposed city budget, which would make the largest investment in Rapid City roads in the city’s history. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mayor Jason Salamun joins Murdoc to recap the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and its impact on Rapid City, from downtown visitors and tourism dollars to public safety concerns across the region. They discuss the recent gunfire incident on Skyline Drive and the quick work by investigators to identify those involved, along with a proposed reasonable accommodations ordinance addressing group homes in Rapid City neighborhoods. Mayor Salamun also reflects on the life and legacy of longtime community leader Stan Adelstein and recognizes retiring Post 22 General Manager Wayne Sullivan for his decades of service to local youth. They also look ahead to the Central States Fair, discuss the search for a new Parks and Recreation director, welcome a new class of Rapid City teachers, and provide an update on the regional sports complex, including proposed naming rights for Sanford Health. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mayor Jason Salamun joins Murdoc to discuss the announcement of Sanford Health as the naming rights partner for Rapid City's new regional sports complex, marking another major milestone as the project moves toward construction. They also cover proposed regulations on large data centers, including protections for water resources and neighborhood impacts, plus updates on the city's 2027 budget with historic investments in roads and infrastructure. The conversation highlights the new Rapid City Impact Fund, celebrates Post 22's state baseball championship, previews an upcoming sports complex community forum, and ends with Mayor Salamun sharing when he expects to announce whether he'll seek reelection. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mayor Jason Salamun joins Murdoc to discuss the aftermath of South Dakota's Republican gubernatorial runoff, explaining why he chose not to endorse a candidate while emphasizing the importance of working with whoever voters elect. They also share the latest on Rapid City's regional sports complex, including upcoming naming rights, construction milestones, and the economic impact expected from year round tournaments. The conversation covers the upcoming school bond election, a recent cybersecurity incident involving the city's wastewater system, preparations for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and why Rapid City continues to see strong growth and investment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Amy Rose fills in as guest host for Murdoc as Mayor Jason Salamun discusses Rapid City’s proposed 2027 budget, including the largest investment in roads and infrastructure in city history, no recommended property tax increase, and how strong sales tax revenue is helping fund public safety, parks, and quality of life projects. They also clear up questions surrounding Flock cameras and privacy, discuss the ongoing impacts of the Pennington County cyberattack, celebrate new community investments like Natural Grocers and Monument Health’s Children's expansion, and preview the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally with a look at city preparations, favorite concerts, and why the rally remains one of the Black Hills’ biggest traditions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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