The headquarters of local government for the public.  Auditor, Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Assesor and Sheriff offices are located in this building.  Monthly meetings and other public events are conducted in the courtroom on the first Tuesday each month. 

The on call group of local men donate their time and effort to protect this area.  With three trucks they can quickly deploy as needed locally or in neighboring communities.  In winter months two trucks are drained and stored in the main building shown here.  The remaining unit is filled and kept in the west bay of the Highway Department Shop Building on call.  The rear of this building is used by the Highway Department for winter storage of it's Spray Truck, 2955 JD, Portable Spray Unit, and misc items.  The State DOT keeps a loader in this building also for loading salt/sand from a stockpile stored here for their sanders in icy weather.  It is an excellent location for three different route plows that all end here from Miller, Woonsocket and Chamberlain.

Don't let the name fool you, you won't be able to buy any gasoline here.  Proprieter Kenneth Wulff has a small work bay and hoist to do oil changes and minor repairs, and sells and fixes tires and other misc automotive needs.  Stop by weekday evenings and weekends for a cold soda pop or a refreshing beer and let Kenny give you the nickel tour.  This is Gann Valley's oldest remaining place of business, located in hisoric downtown Gann Valley in central South Dakota.