South Dakota state laws stipulate that records documenting municipal decisions including court documents, police arrest records, marriage certificates, vehicular infractions and more are open and available to the populace, largely due to the South Dakota Open Meetings Law. This law, itself based on the Freedom of Information Act at the federal level, supplies Milltown people with specifics associated with cases of governmental intervention, such as the addresses and names of those involved, the situations leading up an occurrence, outcomes and sentences handed down, and much more. Both administrators and offenders can be held responsible for their behaviour as a consequence of these laws, which provide the citizenry with the tools they require to look into concerns separate from their government.