South Dakota § 34-3B-1 Drug abuse prevention and rehabilitation programs authorized--Scope--Contributions to nonprofit organizations.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 34-3B-1 — Drug abuse prevention and rehabilitation programs authorized--Scope--Contributions to nonprofit organizations.

South Dakota § 34-3B-1

Title 34PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 34-3BCOUNTY AND MUNICIPAL DRUG EDUCATION PROGRAMS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 34-3B-1 (2026).

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The boards of county commissioners of the several counties and the governing bodies of municipalities are authorized to:

(1)Create and operate programs for alerting area citizens to the present incidence, causes and nature of misuse and abuse of drugs, including alcohol, and substances and their effects;

(2)Create and apply broad, coordinated, and effective remedial programs to reduce the drug misuse and abuse problem, including preventive and rehabilitative countermeasures to the drug misuse and abuse problem;

(3)Institute both preventive and rehabilitative community programs among youth and adult groups; and (4) Contribute sums of money annually to establish, promote, and support nonprofit organizations engaged in preventive or rehabilitative community programs among youth

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The boards of county commissioners of the several counties and the governing bodies of municipalities are authorized to: (1) Create and operate programs for alerting area citizens to the present incidence, causes and nature of misuse and abuse of drugs, including alcohol, and substances and their effects; (2) Create and apply broad, coordinated, and effective remedial programs to reduce the drug misuse and abuse problem, including preventive and rehabilitative countermeasures to the drug misuse and abuse problem; (3) Institute both preventive and rehabilitative community programs among youth and adult groups; and (4) Contribute sums of money annually to establish, promote, and support nonprofit organizations engaged in preventive or rehabilitative community programs among youth or adult groups.