S.D. Highway 37 has experienced increased traffic between Parkston and Mitchell due to increased commercial and residential development and continues to serve significant north-south through traffic in the region.
The SDDOT is currently planning to reconstruct S.D. Highway 37 in Parkston between S.D. Highway 44 and Hutchinson County 22 / 275th Street / West Glynn Drive in 2026 and 2027. In addition to confirming the roadway design for the project through Parkston, the corridor study will also provide guidance for needed improvements along the remainder of S.D. Highway 37 as future development projects and pavement rehabilitation projects are completed.
Objectives of this study include:
Project Limits:
Applicable documents and work products from the study:
City of Mitchell Master Transportation Plan
Davison County Master Transportation Plan
Davison County Comprehensive Plan – 2023
Davison County 5 Year Transportation Plan 2022-2026
SDDOT Strategic Highway Safety Plan
Soybean Processing Plant Traffic Study
The S.D. Highway 37 Corridor Study schedule is broken into three phases of work, as follow:
Each phase is concluded with either an Open House (Phases 1 and 2) or release of formal study recommendations (Phase 3). Any construction activities associated with findings from this study are expected to occur no earlier than 2026.
We currently anticipate determining a recommended solution and delivering a final report by the end of 2024.
The first set of public meetings were held on February 20, 2024, in Parkston and February 21, 2024, in Mitchell. The following information was presented at the public meetings:
As part of obtaining feedback from the community about this project corridor, we have developed a comment map feature that can be accessed through the link below.
Comment on our MapSubmit comments and questions to the project team.
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