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Butler Expands With New Location in Mitchell, S.D.

Butler Machinery Company has expanded its operations with a new location in Mitchell, S.D., enhancing service for customers in the region. The satellite site will complement existing teams in Sioux Falls and Huron, with a projected opening in mid-2026. Visit butlermachinery.com for updates.

April 7, 2026 - National Edition
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Butler Machinery Company has purchased a facility in Mitchell, S.D., further strengthening its presence and service capabilities across the region.

For several years, Butler Machinery has evaluated opportunities to expand in the Mitchell area to better support its growing customer base. The new location fills a key gap in the company's parts and service coverage model, enhancing accessibility and responsiveness for customers throughout this portion of South Dakota.

The property, located on the bypass just west of Mitchell, includes approximately two acres of land and a 60-ft. x 80-ft. building. The site will operate as a satellite location, supported by Butler Machinery's existing teams in Sioux Falls and Huron.

"This investment reflects our continued commitment to meeting customers where they are," said Twylah Blotsky, president and owner of Butler Machinery Company. "Expanding into Mitchell allows us to better serve our customers while continuing to grow our Agriculture and Caterpillar markets."

While final development plans are still being worked, Butler Machinery is targeting a tentative opening in mid-2026. The company plans to share additional updates as the project progresses.

For more information, visit butlermachinery.com.


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