Sites and Facts of the Tulare Community

Tennis Courts can be found on the west side
of town along with a Football and a Baseball Field.

Available are several covered tables, play
equipment, electrical outlets and BBQ grill.

The City Park is a block off of US Hwy 281
has electrical hookups for camping and lots of room
in which to relax or run and play.

There are also horseshoe pits and
volleyball poles in the park.

Tulare Post Office - Deb Kopplin, Postmaster
George Dooley, Rural Carrier
The Tulare Post Office covers a 135 mile rural route
serving 140 families. It also rents 70 PO Boxes.

The Post Office was established in Tulare, Dakota Territory
on January 7, 1884 with Ira Dorcas appointed as Postmaster.

Rural Free Delivery was established at Tulare in 1909; two routes with combined mileage of 70 miles.

For more information on local history
or geneology contact

Della Benning, local historian

26 West 6th Ave., Apt. 308 Redfield SD 57469
curtbenn@q.com
(605) 472-0753

"The Sign"

on main street
provides information to the
community - from sports events
to bridal shower invitations
to "Get Well" wishes.

Courtesy of SIS
(Sisters In Spirit)

George Dooley, Contact Person

Some of the Tulare Volunteer Fire Dept personnel

Tulare Volunteer Fire Dept
303 Kansas Street
Tulare SD 57476

Four Units Responding

Fire Emergency
Dial 911

The Community Room is available
to the public for various occasions upon reservation.

Tulare Community Room

It has kitchen and bathroom facilities as well as a large meeting room.

This unusual rock has been moved in front of the Community Room on Main Street of Tulare

The unusual rock, which until recently has been located
in the rural Tulare area, has been moved to a new
location in front of the Community Building.

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