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From the entire staFF at the south dakota trucking
association
Chairman’s Message...............................3
President’s Message...............................5
Update From Black Hills Log Haulers Association President Robert Christian...7
December Driver of the Month.................9
SDTA Creates Milestone Award..............23
See a Doctor and Stay at the Ranch: Video Visits Now Available at Sanford Health..............................................33-35
Number of Members Signed Up Since Latest Convention.................................37
Welcome New SDTA Members................37
FMCSA Will Clarify Sleep Apnea Instructions to Medical Examiners........39
Thank You Advertisers...........................40
Dates To Remember...............................41
Board of Directors.................................44
DECEMBER 15, 2014
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SDTA’S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMike Habeck, Chairman of BoardDavid Bultsma, Vice ChairmanJeff Gillespie, TreasurerRobert Christian, SecretaryRick Hoogendoorn, Past ChairmanMyron L. Rau, PresidentMike Habeck, ATA Vice President
SDTA’S BOARD OF DIRECTORSJustin AndersTom BeuzekomLinda BickfordKimberly BonhartLloyd BultsmaBrian ClarkArt DonovanBryan EdenGlade EvensonFrancis HammRandy Hartley Larry KlaahsenJerred KoppmannJody KuperJustin LarsonJerry Ollerich Matt ParkerRobert PuntWade Stebbins Dave StoterauDan SwensonLyn TschetterJeff WatkinsBud WestendorfBob Willey
SDTA’S PAST ChAIRPERSOnSStan AndersLarry AndersonRobert Appelwick Ted Bultsma Rich Burns Darrold Dean Bernard FeldhausRick HoogendoornAlton PalmerJeff Parker Gene PhillipsMichelle SchipperRandy ThompsonWayne ViessmanStephen Willers
South Dakota Trucking Newsis published monthly by the
AnnuAl SubScription For $35.00
PO Box 89008Sioux Falls, SD 57109-9008
Phone: 605-334-8871Fax: 605-334-1938
www.southdakotatrucking.com
SDtA St FF MEMbErSMyron L. rau
MicheLLe WeLLsExecutive Assistant
PaM KoLsethComptroller
Jay steensMaPrintshop Manager
Patty hinzOffice Assistant/Graphic [email protected]
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Wow, the weather has been quite an experi-ence for the last couple of months. Zero to 60 degrees depending on what week or what area of the state you are talking about. I was convinced when we got a good shot of snow in November that we were in for a LONG winter. So far, we have not had it too bad (knock on wood).
Whether you want to talk about the contro-versial 34 hour restart in the hours of service
rules, posting CSA Scores so everyone can view them, highway funding, driver shortages or etc.; the trucking industry is never wanting for issues. Unfortunately, there will be federal and state issues that effect this industry for a long, long time; perhaps forever.
I am writing this message while aboard a commercial flight headed to a Western Trucking Association Executives Council (WTAEC) meeting. This is a meeting of my peers in the western states of this country. This is a very important meeting for me to attend since the western states have so much in common when it comes to the trucking industry. Our agenda contains in-dustry issues while also including nonprofit trade association management issues. Since we are all friends and peers, our mutual issues seem to find mutual answers. It is always a great meeting to participate in.
On Monday, January 12, 2015, I will again be headed to what I call "winter camp" at the State Capitol in Pierre. With pleasure, I will again be lobby-ing your efforts to the South Dakota Legislature. Although the South Dakota trucking industry will not be championing a specific issue in 2015, I know there will again be a long list of issues that have a direct effect on this in-dustry; highway funding in particular.
Lobbying the State Legislature is an event to which I look forward to going to but by the time it is over, I cannot wait to get away from. As usual, as it has been for the last 23 years, I will be on the ground in Pierre for the entire 40 day legislative session. For those that have provided an email address, you can watch your email for weekly reports as to what is happening in the State Capitol Building. If you are not in that email group and you want to be, please call your SDTA Office and request to be added. As always, if there is an issue about which you would like to visit with me, please call your SDTA Office and a staff member will get a message to me.
Until next month/year - BE SAFE and have a very Merry Christmas!
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siouX FaLLs, sD siouX city, ia 877-449-5400 800-274-2364
Gary MarchMark Dermit
Doug norgaard, SalesDean palmer, Service
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I would like to dedicate this month’s article to Larry McCollam (aka Midnight). After 33 plus years of just hauling logs Larry has decided it is time to fully retire. Larry has been a teacher, role model and mentor for many of us. He set a bar of very high standards for us to follow. His years of experience, wis-dom and caution will be deeply missed. I personally will miss the enthusiastic good mornings as well as his words of cau-
tion of the dangers in the work that we perform. I will never forget his “Ya-4” response to a radio conversation. I am sure you will be able to find Larry on any given hunting road during hunting sea-son or working in the garden during the summer months. Maybe you’ll see him just sitting in front of the shop on a warm sunny summer day. I know I will be stop-ping occasionally to mooch fresh vegeta-bles, share some good conversation and listen to some words of experience and wisdom. Although you will be missed by all of us Larry, we wish you many years of an enjoyable retirement and thank you for just being who you are (Midnight).
It’s holiday time - a time to be thankful for the good things in our lives. I for one am not only thankful for the good things in my life, but for all the good people in my life. My holiday wish for everyone is that I hope you feel as blessed as I do during this joyful season and hope we all have a very good year.
Robert Christian, PresidentBLACK HILLS LOG HAULERS ASSOCIATION
Tom Scherf, Habeck Trucking, Inc., Belle Fourche, SD, has been selected as the December 2014 Driver of the Month by the South Dakota
DECEMBER 2014 DRivER of thE Month
Safety Management Council.
Mr. Scherf has logged over 3.8 million accident-free miles in his 32 years as a professional truck driver. The last 5 years have been spent driving for Habeck Trucking, Inc.
Tom consistently sets an example of profession-alism in the trucking industry. He always has a good attitude with a positive personality and does his absolute best to keep everyone on the road safe.
Tom and his wife Sue have two adult children, Daniel, 40 and Tonya, 37. They reside in Keizer, OR.
SDTA joins the Safety Management Council in congratulating Tom Scherf for being selected as the December 2014 Driver of the Month.
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Phone: (605) 334-0304Toll Free: (866) 862-8498
Fax: (605) 334-8057
arviD J. sWanson Pc27452 482nd AvenueCanton, SD 57013
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“Today in the town of David a Savior has been born;
He is Christ the Lord.”Luke 2:11
ANDERS TRUCKING, INC.UNION CENTER, SD
DakotalanD transportation inc.sioux Falls, sD
OUR MEMBERS HAVE SUBMITTED A RECORD NUMBER OF CHRISTMAS ADS THIS YEAR.
WE APPRECIATE THEIR SUPPORT!
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THERMO KING OF SIOUX FALLS, INC.1709 N. Cliff Avenue Sioux Falls, SD 57103Phone: (605) 334-5162 Fax: 605/334-1556www.thermokingsf.com
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“today in the town of David a savior has been born; He is christ the lord.”
luke 2:11
c&V HaYWortH truckinG, rapiD citY, sD
From Your Friends atThermo King of Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls, SD
To You And Yours From
LLoYd WheeLer Trucking, WhiTeWood, sd
Lloyd Bultsma TruckingSioux Falls, SD
A wish for peace and happiness at Christmas and throughout
the New Year.
Timpte, inc.Sioux Falls, SD
From your Friends at
premier compLiAnce, LLc, brAndon, sd
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Butler Machinery and all its associates would like to wish everyone a happy holiday season, extend our sincere thanks for all your valued business and wish you continued success in the new year.
Proudly serving Community
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Merry ChristMas
and a happy new year!
We take this time to thank you for the opportunity to serve you throughout the year. We wish you and yours a Merry Christmas
and a Happy and Prosperous New Year!
Peterbilt of Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls, SD
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A wish for peace and happiness at Christmas and throughout
the New Year.
Habeck Trucking, Inc.Belle Fourche, SD
“Today in the town of David a Savior has been born; He is Christ the Lord.”
Luke 2:11
WISHINg YOU JOY AND PEACE
AT THE HOlIDAY ANDTHROUgHOUT THE
NEW YEARFROM YOURFRIENDS AT
K&J TRUCKINgSIOUx FAllS, SD
VISIT US ON-LINE AT:
www.southdakotatrucking.com
see a Doctor and stay at the ranchVideo visits now available at Sanford HealthBy: Sanford Health
Before the sun peeks over the horizon until after it’s set for the day, you are busy. The chores never stop and your presence at the ranch helps keep things running smoothly.
But what about when you’re sick? How do you make time for a visit to the doctor with so much to do?
Now you don’t have to worry with video visits offered exclusively at Sanford Health. So when those coughs, colds, aches, pains or rashes strike, all you need is your computer, and you can stay where you are.
Lindsay Huser took advantage of the convenience of video visits during a work conference about four hours away from her home.
“My eye started getting very red and sensitive to light,” the Sioux Falls resident says. “I had three more days of the conference before returning home, and knew I needed to see a doctor before then.”
The problem was, her health care provider was not nearby – at least not physically. Lindsay was hesitant to reach out to a physician or clinic outside of Sanford Health, and then her mother told her about video visits.
“It made me nervous to try and find a doctor that I could trust without being familiar with my surroundings,” Lindsay says. “But when I learned that I could see a provider I trusted, it was a such a comforting feeling. I’ve always been happy with the care I’ve received at Sanford, so it was nice to have that option even though I was far from home.”
Video visits were introduced at Sanford this fall, to help deliver expert care in a convenient package. This way you don’t miss a beat on the job or at home, but still receive the care you need to stay healthy.
“Sanford Health is committed to not only providing you with unmatched expertise for your health, but also unmatched conve-niences to meet the demands of your busy life,” says Allison W. Suttle, MD, chief medical information officer at Sanford Health. “Video visits are one of many ways we are helping you have more control of your time and how you manage your health care.”
After logging in to her My Sanford Chart account, Lindsay simply answered a few questions to determine if a video visit would be beneficial in her situation. She scheduled an appointment with a Sanford provider that fit her schedule and following a brief visit, she soon had a prescription for drops in her hands.
“The entire process was beginning to end was so simple and seamless,” she says. “The provider even found the nearest phar-macy for me, and sent the prescription right over for me to pick up.”
Lindsay’s eye quickly cleared up with the drops, and she was able to attend the rest of her conference with no complications.
“I am grateful for this level of convenience when needing to see a doctor,” she says. “I would recommend this to anyone, and will not hesitate to use it in the future.”
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IMPROVING THE HUMAN CONDITION
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IMPROVING THE HUMAN CONDITION
About video visits at SanfordVideo visits are available to Sanford and non-Sanford patients with any acute, non-emergency primary care need, seven days a week.
Here’s how it works.If you are a current patient and do not already have a My Sanford Chart account, now’s the time. Go to mysanfordchart.org to take the first step toward more convenient health care. PUT THIS IN BOX beside or near this part: If you are a new patient, you can access video visits through sanfordhealth.org.Once on your My Sanford Chart account, find the icon to request a video visit.Answer several questions about your health concerns and availability and one of our provider will review the information and decide if a video visit is appropriate.The nurse will respond to either set up a video visit, or ask you to come in to the clinic for an office visit.
And that’s it. As long as the provider feels a video visit is appropriate for your situation, you will log in at the time set. The provider is then alerted and will see you – wherever you are.
Learn more at sanfordhealth.org/videovisit.
see a Doctor and stay at the ranch CONTINUED...
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Email: [email protected]
Quality Products & ProfEssional sErvicE
sincE 1987
TransporT DaTa sysTemsPoWEr – Powering your business.
flEXiBility – Working like you do.
autoMation – Creating efficiencies.
control – Producing results.
call: 605-692-8623 fax: 605-692-5995
byMike Habeck
2 NEw MEMbERS
1 NEw MEMbERby
Shelley Schipper
1 NEw MEMbERby
Dave Stoterau
12 NEw MEMbERSby
SD Truck Association
The SD Trucking Association is designed to benefit trucking companies of all sizes.
If you know of a company that is unaware of the benefits that come with membership,
please give them our phone numberand let us help them out.
our GoAl iS to MAKE it to 600 SDtA MEMbErS bEForE thE StArt
oF thE 2015 convEntion!A special gift will be awarded to the
person signing up the 600th member!
Gerstner oiL co, inc.Rudy Gerstner3006 East Highway 50 • PO Box 59 • Yankton, SD 57078Phone: 605-665-5568 • Fax: 605-665-3902 • Watts: [email protected] Number: 218245Type of Service: Petroleum • Sponsored by: Dave Stoterau
saLazar XPress LLcMichael Salazar1915 Junction Avenue • Sturgis, SD 57785Phone: [email protected] Number: 2399816Type of Service: Bulk Commodities • Sponsored by: Mike Habeck
sD ethanoL ProDucers associationDana Siefkes-Lewis, President38650 171st Street; PO Box 111 • Redfield, SD 57469Phone: 605-302-0090 • Direct: 605-475-3105 Fax: [email protected] • www.sdethanol.comType of Service: Biofuels • Sponsored by: SDTA
the eMPLoyer reFerraL GrouP, LLcVerlyn E. Hahn, CFP President3101 S Phillips Ave, Suite 200 • Sioux Falls, SD 57105Phone: 605-274-1500 • Fax: 605-274-1504 • Watts: [email protected] • employerreferralgroup.comType of Service: Broker, Financial, Insurance • Sponsored by: SDTA
trans Lease, inc.Chris Bok, Financial Consultant • Chris Case, Sales Manager4475 East 74th Ave, Suite 103 • Commerce City, CO 80022Phone: 303-289-6423 • Fax: 303-289-6836 • Watts: [email protected] or [email protected] of Service: Financial, Leasing • Sponsored by: SDTA
Welcome new sDta Members
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We Go The Distance To Keep You Well
To schedule an appointment, call (605) 271-9000.For information about WorkFORCE, call Dustin Rhody at (605) 521-4988.
WorkFORCE offers occupational services that are quick, simple and efficient for truck drivers. We customize screenings, treat injuries, guide rehabilitation, and give preventative information and follow-up reports. We make it easy to schedule prompt appointments, and provide accurate and comprehensive medical evaluations personalized to your needs.
• Workers compensation injury care• Worksite nursing and MD services• Industrial exposure follow-up and physicals• Pre-employment, fit-for-duty and return-to-work exams• Customizable lift tests, hearing and vision exams• Beginning-to-end claims management• Physical therapy
5 0 2 7 SOUTH B U R O A K P L A C E | SIOUX FALLS, SD 57108
Truck-side Evaluations for a WorkFORCE on the Move
Jeff Luther, MD, MRO, Medical Director
David Sprecher, PA-C, Clinical Director
Mark Milone, MD, MRO, Digestive Health
Kim Wieking, Physical Therapist
Dustin Rhody, Account Representative
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Proud member of HBA and SDTA.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will clarify its instructions to medical examiners concerning screening drivers for sleep apnea.
In response to congressional concern about sleep apnea training for examiners, the agency said it will notify examin-ers and trainers that they should not use federal rules and advice as guidance for apnea screening and testing.
Acting FMCSA Administrator Scott Darling also said the agency will commence a rulemaking on sleep disorders this year. Specifically, the agency plans to request comments on the costs and benefits of a rule.
At issue is a 2013 law requiring the agency to write the rule on sleep disorders, rather than handling them through guid-ance to medical examiners as it has in the past.
In October, the congressmen who wrote the law, Reps. Lar-ry Bucshon, R-Ind., and Daniel Lipinski, D-Ill., warned the agency that some trainers are giving medical examiners in-correct information.
They said the agency should tell its approved training or-ganizations not to follow any specific steps with respect to sleep apnea testing and treatment.
In his November 23 response to Lipinski and Buschon (copy on right), Darling said the agency gives training organiza-tions a list of topics they must cover in their courses.
The agency does not prohibit the organizations from present-ing more information about sleep apnea than was available in a guidance posted in 2000, Darling said.
He said the agency will send a bulletin to examiners and training explaining that current rules and advice should not be used as guidance.
“FMCSA will encourage medical examiners to explain to drivers the difference between actions based on the current regulations and advisory criteria versus actions based on the medical examiners’ professional judgment,” he said.
Reprinted from:
FMcsa Will clarify sleep apnea instructions to Medical examiners
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We thank the following companies for advertising in the SDTA Trucking News publications in 2014:
• Arvid J Swanson, P.C.• Avera Occupational Medicine of Mitchell• Avera Occupational Medicine of Sioux Falls• Baldwin DeBates Insurance• Bettertrucker.com• Black Hills Truck & Trailer• Black Hills Urgent Care• Butler Machinery Company• Carrier Transicold• Compliance & Safety Solutions• CHS, Inc.• Dakotacare• Dixon Insurance, Inc.• Drug Screening Services, LLC• FirstLine Funding Group• Great West Casualty Company• Hills Stainless Steel• Inland Truck Parts• Interstate Powersystems• I State Truck Center• Jet Service Center, Inc.
• Lund Truck Parts• Midstates Utility Trailer Sales & Service• Midwest Truck Insurance• Norpass• Peterbilt of Sioux Falls• RAS Cpmpany• Sheehan Mack Sales & Equipment• Sioux Falls Truck & Trailer• Siouxland Trailer Sales• Thermo King of Sioux Falls• Taylor & Martin, Inc.• Transport Refrigeration of SD, Inc.• Transport Data Systems• Transportation Insurance Services• Truck Insurors• Watertown Truck & Trailer• Wet Rhino Truck Wash• Wheelco Brake & Supply, Inc.• Woltman Vankekerix & Stotz, P.C.• Workforce Occupational Health / Medical Services• Zomer Truck & Trailer Sales
• SDTA Winter Executive Committee Meeting - 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, February 8, 2015 at the RedRossa Italian Grille with dinner served during the meeting.
• SDTA Winter Board of Directors Meeting - RedRossa Italian Grille at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, February 9, 2015 with a Board of Directors Dinner at 5:30 p.m. In the evening, we will hold the annual legislative reception and sundae bar at the RedRossa Italian Grille.
• Annual Log Haulers Seminar - 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 7, 2015, at Deadwood Mountain Grand, in Deadwood.
• SDTA Truck Driving Championships – Saturday, May 16, 2015, at the Southeast Tech in Sioux Falls.
• Warehouseman & Movers Conference – May 15 through 17, 2015, at the Blue Bell Lodge in Custer State Park.
• Social Hour, Dinner and Calcutta for the Annual Cliff Tjaden Fishing Event – starts at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 3, 2015.
• Annual Cliff Tjaden Fishing Event on Thursday, June 4, 2015, with boats launching on the Missouri River at 8:00 a.m. and returning for weigh-in at 3:30 p.m. with dinner to follow at the RedRossa Italian Grille next to the Clubhouse Inn & Suites, Pierre.
• SDTA Summer Board Meeting – 8:00 a.m. on Friday, June 5, 2015, at the Clubhouse Inn & Suites, Pierre. Annual Meeting of the Agricultural Commodities Conference and the Log Haulers Conference will take place in conjunction with the meeting of SDTA Board of Directors.
• SDTA West River Golf Outing at the Elks Golf Course, Rapid City – 9:00 a.m. shotgun start on Friday, June 26, 2015.
• 10th Annual West River Poker Run, Saturday, June 27, 2015 in the Rapid City area.
• SDTA East River Golf Outing at the Brandon Golf Course – 9:00 a.m. shotgun start on Thursday, July 30, 2015.
• National Truck Driving Championships – August 11 through 15, 2015 in St. Louis, MO.
• SDTA Annual Convention – Sheraton Hotel and Convention Center, Sioux Falls, SD on September 9 through 11, 2015.
• SDTA Fall Executive Committee Meeting - (Location To Be Determined) on Wednesday, November 11, 2015, with dinner served during the meeting.
• SDTA Fall Board Meeting – (Location To Be Determined) on Thursday, November 12, 2015, with the Annual Guided Pheasant hunt scheduled to start at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 11th.
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EXEcutivE coMMittEE coMpAnY citY MIKE HABECK, CHAIRMAN HABECK TRUCKING BELLE FOURCHE DAVID BULTSMA, VICE CHAIRMAN D&J BULTSMA TRUCKING PLATTE JEFF GILLESPIE, TREASURER MCT TRANSPORTATION LLC SIOUX FALLSROBERT CHRISTIAN, SECRETARY BLACK HILLS LOG HAULERS ASSOCIASTION SPEARFISH RICK HOOGENDOORN, PAST CHAIRMAN YRC SIOUX FALLS MYRON L. RAU, PRESIDENT SDTA SIOUX FALLS
boArD oF DirEctorS coMpAnY citY tErM EXpirESJUSTIN ANDERS ANDERS TRUCKING UNION CENTER 2015TOM BEUZEKOM GREAT WEST CASUALTY CO. S. SIOUX CITY, NE 2017LINDA BICKFORD QUALITY TRUCK INSURANCE RAPID CITY 2017KIMBERLY BONHART UNITED PARCEL SERVICE LEAWOOD, KS 2015LLOYD BULTSMA LLOYD BULTSMA TRUCKING SIOUX FALLS 2017BRIAN CLARK ZOMER BROS. SIOUX FALLS 2016ART DONOVAN DEAN FOODS / LAND O’LAKES SIOUX FALLS 2015BRYAN EDEN BUTLER MACHINERY COMPANY SIOUX FALLS 2016FRANCIS HAMM TRIMAC TRANSPORTATION RAPID CITY 2015RANDY HARTLEY HARTLEY TRANSPORTATION, INC. WATERTOWN 2017LARRY KLAAHSEN DAKOTA TRUCK UNDERWRITERS SIOUX FALLS 2017JERRED KOPPMANN NORTH WESTERN WAREHOUSE RAPID CITY 2017JODY KUPER VALLEY QUEEN CHEESE FACTORY MILBANK 2016 JUSTIN LARSON TRANSPORTATION INSUANCE SERVICES PIERRE 2017JERRY OLLERICH JERRY OLLERICH TRUCKING SIOUX FALLS 2017MATT PARKER PARKER TRANSFER & STORAGE SIOUX FALLS 2017 ROBERT PUNT ROBERT PUNT TRUCKING STICKNEY 2016WADE STEBBINS EAST WEST LOGISTICS LLC PIEDMONT 2017DAVE STOTERAU CHS TRANSPORTATION SIOUX FALLS 2016DAN SWENSON PRO HAUL, LLC WOONSOCKET 2016LYN TSCHETTER THERMO KING OF SIOUX FALLS SIOUX FALLS 2016JEFF WATKINS SIOUX FALLS TRUCK & TRAILER SIOUX FALLS 2016BUD WESTENDORF CUMMINS CENTRAL POWER LLC SIOUX FALLS 2016BOB WILLEY BOB WILLEY TRUCKING GETTYSBURG 2017GLADE EVENSON SDTA SAFETY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL
pASt chAirpErSonS coMpAnY citY tErM EXpirEDRICK HOOGENDOORN YRC FREIGHT SIOUX FALLS 2014ALTON PALMER ALTON PALMER TRUCKING RAPID CITY 2012WAYNE VIESSMAN CLIFF VIESSMAN, INC. GARY 2010STAN ANDERS ANDERS TRUCKING UNION CENTER 2008LARRY ANDERSON A & A EXPRESS, INC. BRANDON 2006MICHELLE SCHIPPER K & J TRUCKING, INC. SIOUX FALLS 2002BERNARD FELDHAUS, JR. FELDHAUS TRUCKING HOWARD 2000 DARROLD DEAN DIZCO, INC. SIOUX FALLS 1998GENE PHILLIPS B & G TRANSPORTATION MADISON 1996 RICH BURNS BURNS MOVING & STORAGE SIOUX FALLS 1992TED BULTSMA BULTSMA TRUCK LINE PLATTE 1990RANDY THOMPSON TBI, INC. SIOUX FALLS 1988
sDta services BoarD oF DirectorsnAME & poSition coMpAnY tErM EXpirES BILL REZAC, MEMBERSHIP RETENTION REPRESENTATIVE BOEN & ASSOCIATES, SIOUX FALLS 2017 TODD JOHNSON, PUBLIC RELATIONS REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON FEED, INC., CANTON 2015RICK UNDERWOOD, MEMBERSHIP SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE DALE’S TIRE & RETREADING, RAPID CITY 2016STEVE HOFFMAN, GROUP INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE MID STATES TRANSPORT, SIOUX FALLS 2017
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