County Council Passes Emergency Ordinance Regarding Debris Removal
The Dillon County Council passed the following emergency ordinance to aid citizens and towns with debris removal.
The Dillon County Council passed the following emergency ordinance to aid citizens and towns with debris removal.
Following the devastation of Hurricane Matthew this past weekend, volunteers came out in droves to help those in affected areas recover.
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief has been helping remove trees free of charge from homes in the area.
The Dillon County Sheriff’s Office would like to remind the citizens to be aware of scams during the recovery efforts from the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
There were a number of rescues during Hurricane Matthew.
A meeting of county, municipal, Red Cross, and Harbor Freight Tools officials was held last Wednesday to discuss what everyone had been experiencing since Hurricane Matthew.
Dillon County’s Relay for Life Kickoff has been rescheduled.
Bonnie Brenda Joye Lewis, 60, widow of Bradley Wayne “Buddy” Lewis, died Wednesday, October 19, 2016 at her home after an illness.
Julia Naugle McIntyre, 81, of Dillon, passed away on Wednesday, October 19, 2016 at Presbyterian Community of Florence.
Last month, the Sheriff’s Advisory Panel introduced the “Emergency Flashing Light” concept to the Dillon County Council.