South Dakota Smoke & CO detectors
Does a landlord have to provide smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in South Dakota?
Vacation home establishments must have a smoke detector in each sleeping room, and battery units must be tested twice a year (SDCL 34-18-22.3(3)). No smoke or carbon monoxide alarm statute for ordinary long-term rentals was found in SDCL ch. 43-32 (full-text search).
Verified Source: SDCL § 34-18-22.3(3); SDCL ch. 43-32 · last checked 2026-10-23
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