Board of Minerals Environment – meets for tours Deadwood

Board of Minerals Environment – It will meets for tours of mines or mine sites Deadwood

To see the agenda and packet for the September 17, 2025 Board of Minerals and Environment meeting in Deadwood.  This information is available on the South Dakota Boards and Commissions Portal at https://boardsandcommissions.sd.gov/Meetings.aspx?BoardID=67

Agenda – https://boardsandcommissions.sd.gov/bcuploads/Agenda%20BME%20Sept%2017%202025%20mledits.pdf

Meeting Packet

https://boardsandcommissions.sd.gov/bcuploads/Packet%20BME%20Sept%2017%202025%20mledits.pdf

Board of Minerals and Environment , at the Mineral Palace Hotel and Gaming – Gem Theater Room, 604 Main Street Deadwood, SD September 17, 2025

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Open to public. If you are attending the tour at 11 am – please contact Roberta Hudson or Eric Holm at (605) 773-4201. Persons interested in attending will need to provide their own transportation for the site tour. Four-wheel drive vehicles are recommended for travel in certain areas

September 17 – 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time – Gem Theater Room, Business items discussed  & public comment period

11:00 AM Safety Meeting and tour of Gilt Edge Mine

12:30 PM Break

2:00 PM** Homestake Office Parking lot—safety meeting and brief overview of Homestake East Waste Rock Depository and Blacktail Water Treatment Plant

2:45 PM Tour of Richmond Hill Mine

4:30 PM Safety meeting and tour of DTRC exploration areas

5:30 PM Informational presentation by Dakota Gold and Adjourn at Round House, Lead

*Times are tentative and subject to change based on number of participants and other factors.

** Post-break meeting location subject to change based on number of participants—alternate location to be announced to participants prior to break.

 

Note: After adjournment of the board meeting, on September 18, 2025, board members will break up into groups of four or less and tour other sites related to mining and mineral exploration. This is being done for the educational benefit of newer board members. The separate non-quorum tours are not open to public participation.