Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Admin 2City of Dillon Mayor Pro-Tem Phil Wallace spoke about the opportunity in the area west of Dillon and the rebuilding of downtown Dillon in his report at Thursday’s Dillon City Council meeting.
Admin 2The special election for two council seats for the Town of Latta will be held Tuesday, October 11, 2022.
Admin 2VIDEO: Dillon County Council Recreation Forum: A Dillon County Council meeting to discuss the recreation situation and other matters was scheduled for 2 p.m. on Friday; however, only Councilman Stevie Grice (in person) and Chairman T.F. “Buzzy” Finklea (by phone) were present for the meeting. Since there was no quorum present and a meeting could not take place, a public forum was held to allow concerned parties in attendance a chance to voice their opinions.
Admin 2VIDEO: City Of Dillon August 11, 2022 Council Meeting: Several items were taken up at this meeting including murals for the downtown area, progress in the downtown area, the football program, the new elementary school and more.
Admin 2Tommy Morgan of Smith Robinson Holler DuBose and Morgan, LLC, the attorney for Latta mayoral candidate Teresa Mason, has sent a letter addressed to the Latta Town Mayor, members of the Latta Town Council, and the Latta Town Administrator advising them if the election proceeds in the format as the Latta Town Council voted that legal action will be taken.
Admin 2VIDEO: Latta Town Council Called Meeting, July 31, 2022
Admin 2VIDEO:: Dillon County Council July 2022 Meeting
Admin 2City of Dillon residents will see a 10 percent increase in sanitation fees starting this month as part of the 2022-2023 city budget.
Admin 2The City of Dillon received their audit report at a recent meeting. Smith Brooks of Kenneth Cobb & Company, P.C., reported that the City of Dillon had once again received a clean opinion on their audit, which they have had for many years.
Admin 2Two Latta Town Council members resigned from office on Monday just days after a controversial council meeting where they were outvoted 5-2 to proceed with special mayor’s election in a format that was against the advice of their attorney, who has also resigned.
