Mission Public RecordsSouth Dakota

Mission, located in Todd County, SD, has a homeownership rate of around 48%, with the remaining 52% renting. The median home value is approximately $67,000, while median monthly rent stands near $600. Housing mainly consists of single-family homes and mobile homes, with some small apartment complexes. Neighborhoods are close-knit and primarily residential. Property values have remained relatively stable in recent years. Todd County property taxes average 1.34% of assessed value, making local taxes relatively low compared to national rates.

Mission, located in Todd County, SD, had a 2020 population of approximately 1,156. The median age was around 25 years, reflecting a young community. Females made up about 52%, while males comprised 48%. Mission's population is predominantly Native American (86.7%), with small percentages of White (8.8%), and other races. Hispanic or Latino residents accounted for roughly 3.9% of the total population.

Mission city, Todd County, South Dakota, primarily relies on private vehicles for transportation—over 85% of workers commute by car, with carpooling accounting for about 15%. Public transit options are minimal, and less than 1% of residents use buses or shuttles for commuting. The average one-way commute is approximately 16 minutes. Transportation infrastructure is basic, centered on US Highway 18. Vehicle ownership is lower than the national average, with about 19% of households lacking a car. Major employment hubs include local schools, health services, and the nearby Rosebud Sioux Tribe administrative offices.

Healthcare in Mission, Todd County, SD, is primarily served by the Indian Health Service-operated Rosebud Hospital, which has 35 beds and provides inpatient and outpatient services. The area also has a community health center and smaller clinics. Over 80% of the population is Native American, with high uninsured rates—about 36% under 65 (2021 CDC data). Common health issues include diabetes, heart disease, and substance use disorders. Provider shortages exist, with approximately 1 primary care doctor per 5,000 residents. Access is limited, reflected by high preventable hospitalization and ER visit rates.

Mission city, located in Todd County, SD, is served primarily by the Todd County School District, which operates Todd County High School and several elementary and middle schools. The high school graduation rate is around 79%, while only about 10% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. There are approximately four public schools in the area. School safety initiatives and Native American cultural programs are prominent. The average school rating in the area is about 3 out of 10. Adult education opportunities are limited but available via community programs.