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Johnson graduates from leadership program

Johnson graduates from leadership program Dusty Johnson, Mitchell resident and chief of staff to South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard, is one of 48 graduates of The Council of State Governments’ 2012 Toll Fellows Leadership Program.

By News release , January 05, 2013

Political vets: Current climate poisonous

Political vets: Current climate poisonous Former congressmen say bitter partisan battles harm democratic process.

By Tom Lawrence , November 13, 2012

Governor’s chief of staff to visit GF&P panel

Governor’s chief of staff to visit GF&P panel PIERRE — Top members of the Daugaard administration refused Thursday to provide detailed information about a vague item on the agenda for next week’s meeting of the state Game, Fish and Parks Commission.

By Bob Mercer , July 06, 2012

Dusty Johnson selected for Toll program

Dusty Johnson selected for Toll program PIERRE — Dusty Johnson, Mitchell resident and chief of staff for Gov. Dennis Daugaard, is one of 48 state leaders from across the nation selected for the prestigious Toll Fellowship Program sponsored by The Council of State Governments.

By News release , June 26, 2012

LAWRENCE: GOP heads to election in a house divided

There’s the Main Street side of the party, pro-business, pro-growth and pro-government. Then there are the tea party Republicans, the folks who believe the other Republicans are in league with the devil and Democrats, and aren’t sure which is worse.

By Tom Lawrence , April 25, 2012

Dusty Johnson: SD could teach DC lessons in effective government

Dusty Johnson: SD could teach DC lessons in effective government South Dakota officials are cutting regulations and working to create jobs, he said, while Congress and President Obama are passing laws that are hundreds of pages thick and halting progress on hiring people in private-sector jobs, such as the Keystone XL pipeline.

By Tom Lawrence , April 20, 2012

TUPPER: Concern for openness finally reaches the top

TUPPER: Concern for openness finally reaches the top Somebody at the top finally gets it. That somebody is Mitchell’s very own Dusty Johnson, the chief of staff for Gov. Dennis Daugaard. Speaking Thursday about a directive the Daugaard administration often gives to bureaucrats, he said this: “It’s your job to provide the information, not to find ways to hide it.”

By Seth Tupper , January 27, 2012

GOP official joins with Democrats to support open government

PIERRE — The Republican governor’s chief of staff and a Democratic leader in the Legislature agree that public bodies should be allowed to keep minutes during closed-door meetings, but some Republican legislative leaders oppose the idea.

By Seth Tupper , January 27, 2012

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Governor's budget tour hits Mitchell

Governor's budget tour hits Mitchell Gov. Dennis Daugaard does not support law changes to abolish structural deficits or place annual limits on state government spending, he said Monday. Last week, during his budget address to the Legislature in Pierre, the new governor proposed $127 million in cuts to eliminate the state’s structural deficit. A “structural” deficit exists when a budget is balanced with money from sources such as reserves, while ongoing expenses remain greater than ongoing revenue.

By Seth Tupper , January 25, 2011

Paustian, Seberts, Shafer Memorials given awards

Paustian, Seberts, Shafer Memorials given awards Chris Paustian almost didn’t go to the Mitchell Area Chamber of Commerce and Mitchell Area Development Corporation’s annual awards and recognition banquet Friday night. But his wife, Sandi, talked him into it and, after receiving the Community Service Award, he was glad she did.

By Austin Kaus , January 15, 2011

Transition plan takes shape as Johnson plans exit

PIERRE — The unusual and convoluted situation involving state Public Utilities Commissioner Dusty Johnson clarified Monday.

By Bob Mercer , January 04, 2011

Daugaard picks Nelson to fill vacant PUC spot

PIERRE — When Gov.-elect Dennis Daugaard needed to find a successor to Dusty Johnson on the state Public Utilities Commission, so that Johnson could become chief of staff in his new administration, Secretary of State Chris Nelson turned out to be the right man in the right place.

By Bob Mercer , November 24, 2010

Daugaard chooses Nelson, secretary of state will join Public Utilities Commission

PIERRE -- In selecting Secretary of State Chris Nelson to replace Dusty Johnson on the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission, Gov.-elect Dennis Daugaard chose a twice-elected public official with proven management and decision skills.

By Bob Mercer , November 23, 2010

Johnson calls career shift a chance to better serve state

Dusty Johnson said he has chosen to take his career in public service in another direction by accepting the post as chief of staff for Gov.-elect Dennis Daugaard.
“This move is a very clear indication that my political aspirations are going to take a back seat,” Johnson said in a telephone interview Monday with The Daily Republic.
“Chief of staff is generally not a springboard to any kind of political position,” he said. “A good chief of staff makes sure the governor gets the glory.”

By Tom Lawrence , November 23, 2010

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Dusty Johnson to be Daugaard's chief of staff, area natives also named to administration

PIERRE – South Dakota’s next governor announced the nucleus of his new administration Monday morning.
Rather than route most decisions through a chief of staff as Gov. Mike Rounds has done the past eight years, Gov.-elect Dennis Daugaard said he will have six people in his senior management team.

By Bob Mercer , November 22, 2010

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