State's Attorney Office - Victims Assistance
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The Pennington County Victims Assistance Program is committed to ensuring that crime victims receive the rights to which they are entitled. We are also committed to providing services and advocacy to help crime victims recover from the trauma of their victimization.
Watch this video to learn more about what our victim advocates do.
If you are a victim of a violent crime or vehicular battery, you are entitled to certain rights under the provisions of the 1991 South Dakota Victims Rights Act. Although you are entitled to be notified of your rights by the prosecutor, you must inform the prosecutor if you want to exercise these rights.
- City & County Agency Contact Information
- Domestic Violence and Protection Order Information
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Rights of Crime Victim - Marsy's Card
- Adult Criminal Court Process
For more information and to talk with someone, please call 605-394-2191.
Staff
Alexandra Sterling, Director
Kelsea Pontius, Domestic Violence Victim Advocate
Rochelle Redetzke, Victim Advocate
Darryl Keys, Victim Advocate
Ginger Martin, Victim Advocate
Anita Bushall, Victim Advocate
Jordan Graham, Victim Advocate
Additional Resources
- Federal Domestic Violence Laws
- Department of Social Services Forms and Publications
- National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA)
- Victim Satisfaction Survey