We don’t know. That was the assessment given Tuesday by Greenwood County Manager Toby Chappell to council members about how much money might be raised during the next six years […]
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The Greenwood County Council will, for the first time since its inception in May 2017, get an update on collection rates tied to the 2016 capital projects sales tax initiative. […]
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MONDAY MCCORMICK COUNTY COUNCIL SPECIAL CALLED MEETING TIME: 10 a.m. LOCATION: 610 S. Mine St., McCormick AGENDA: Review applications received from individuals who are willing to serve on the Modoc […]
Greenwood’s daily newspaper is seeking more data from county officials about the genesis of a 2016 capital project sales tax figure that could wind up as much as $20 million […]
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At this point, you know about the $20 million adjustment to the anticipated revenue from the Capital Project Sales Tax, along with the possibility that up to 10 projects will […]
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It was the revelation heard around Greenwood County. On Aug. 28, in front of 200 leading business and civic leaders — many of whom advocated for its adoption years ago […]
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”A politician should be able to foretell what is going to happen tomorrow, next week, next month and next year, and after that, have the ability to explain why it […]
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Some of Greenwood County’s most influential business and political leaders are backing its first request for state Infrastructure Bank aid — $38 million to widen a crucial transportation corridor that […]
A more than 20-year wait by southern Greenwood County residents for a Bradley fire department substation is finally over. On Tuesday, county officials learned of plans to build a 2,700-square-foot […]
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Passions flared Monday night after a misunderstanding about how capital project sales tax funds would be used left some at the Ninety Six Town Council meeting upset. When the town […]
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Chappell: CPST unlikely to come up $20M short
/in Index-JournalWe don’t know. That was the assessment given Tuesday by Greenwood County Manager Toby Chappell to council members about how much money might be raised during the next six years […]
Public update on CPST collection rates on tap at County Council meeting
/in Index-JournalThe Greenwood County Council will, for the first time since its inception in May 2017, get an update on collection rates tied to the 2016 capital projects sales tax initiative. […]
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/in UncategorizedMONDAY MCCORMICK COUNTY COUNCIL SPECIAL CALLED MEETING TIME: 10 a.m. LOCATION: 610 S. Mine St., McCormick AGENDA: Review applications received from individuals who are willing to serve on the Modoc […]
Index-Journal seeking more CPST information
/in Index-JournalGreenwood’s daily newspaper is seeking more data from county officials about the genesis of a 2016 capital project sales tax figure that could wind up as much as $20 million […]
Matthew Hensley: County needs to work on its figure
/in UncategorizedAt this point, you know about the $20 million adjustment to the anticipated revenue from the Capital Project Sales Tax, along with the possibility that up to 10 projects will […]
The $20 million question: Two years in, county casts doubt on 10 CPST projects
/in Index-JournalIt was the revelation heard around Greenwood County. On Aug. 28, in front of 200 leading business and civic leaders — many of whom advocated for its adoption years ago […]
Our View: County voters, taxpayers are stakeholders too
/in Index-Journal”A politician should be able to foretell what is going to happen tomorrow, next week, next month and next year, and after that, have the ability to explain why it […]
Business, economic development leaders back Highway 246 widening project
/in UncategorizedSome of Greenwood County’s most influential business and political leaders are backing its first request for state Infrastructure Bank aid — $38 million to widen a crucial transportation corridor that […]
Bradley set for fire station after 20-year wait
/in Index-JournalA more than 20-year wait by southern Greenwood County residents for a Bradley fire department substation is finally over. On Tuesday, county officials learned of plans to build a 2,700-square-foot […]
Ninety Six sorting out confusion over CPST funding
/in Index-JournalPassions flared Monday night after a misunderstanding about how capital project sales tax funds would be used left some at the Ninety Six Town Council meeting upset. When the town […]