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Morris Inc delivers high-quality construction solutions with safety, efficiency and a forward-thinking mindset. When it comes to moving projects from concept to completion, we don’t just meet expectations – our employees raise the bar.
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Our decisions today affect how we all live tomorrow
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Time matters, everyone contributes
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Join Morris Inc., a leading construction company in South Dakota committed to delivering diverse and top-notch construction services. With our unwavering dedication to safety, efficiency, integrity, and team empowerment, we’re shaping the future of the industry. At Morris Inc., we value each individual’s talent and provide ample opportunities for personal and professional growth. Come be a part of our family and embark on an exciting journey towards success. Explore a world of possibilities with Morris Inc. today!
🚧 You’re Invited! 🚧
Join us on Wednesday, June 3, 2026 at 11:00 AM at the AGC Building (300
E Capitol Ave, Suite 1, Pierre, SD) for our Weekly Public Meeting about
the Euclid Avenue Reconstruction Project.
These meetings are open to everyone and provide updates, timelines, and
space for your input. Stop by to stay informed and involved in this
important community project!
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🎉Larry Johnson has retired from teaching music at Pierre High School 🎉
His dad started working for the South Dakota Highway Department in 1940 and Larry joined him for a while in 1965 as a loader operator. That was the last time he ran a loader until today.
His friend Diane reached out to Morris and asked if we could let him run a loader since every time he drives by one he talks about when he operated. He said it would be a dream come true if he could do it again.
Diane picked up Larry and said they were going to lunch, and she surprised him by bringing him to the Euclid project where he got to spend some time operating a loader. He said he hopes his dad is smiling down on him!
TJ Gallagher was happy and honored to help his dream come true…….He is hired!
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She's on the billboard! 🎉
Last month, we shared the exciting news that Stella, a talented 4th grader at Jefferson Elementary School in Pierre, won the Central South Dakota Work Zone Awareness Artwork Contest — and yesterday, her winning design became a reality in a big way.
Representatives from Morris, Inc., the South Dakota Department of Transportation (SD DOT), and the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of South Dakota gathered with Stella in front of her very own billboard to celebrate this incredible milestone.
Stella's artwork is now visible throughout the Pierre area, reminding drivers every day about the importance of work zone safety. It's hard to put into words how proud moments like this make us — seeing a young student's creativity make a real-world impact is exactly why we love being part of this community.
Congratulations again, Stella. You are a rockstar! 🌟
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Watch this near‑miss caught on our dashcam. This is a reminder to be patient on the road — it isn’t worth risking a life. Our drivers have families waiting at home; help us ensure they — and everyone on the road — can return safely each night. Obey traffic laws and give truck drivers the space they need to do their jobs. If you got it, ate it, or used it — a truck brought it. If our driver hadn’t let off the accelerator, this would have ended very differently. #HugATrucker #RoadSafety #ShareTheRoad ... See MoreSee Less
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