Government News

​The House this week approved legislation aimed at strengthening state ethics laws for elected public officials.  Members voted 113-7 to support a last-minute amendment that has transformed the bill (H 3945) into what is now being called the strongest ethics reform package in two decades.
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During my service in the South Carolina Senate,  there are several consistent themes that are discussed, debated and legislated each year.  
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The Dillon County Council was updated on the Dillon County Justice Center at a workshop on Wednesday.
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At a workshop meeting on Wednesday, the Dillon County Council received information on a proposal from Marlboro Electric Cooperative about a proposed spec building.
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At a recently meeting, Mayor Todd Davis gave an overview of the different tax revenues the city collects and how they were used.
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The Dillon City Council covered several matters at their monthly meeting.
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Three Dillon City councilmen, who were unopposed this term, took the oath of office on Monday night.
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The Dillon County Council approved a request from the Celebrate Freedom Foundation® Project SOaR™  (School/Student Opportunities and Rewards) program for the two M-37 vehicles at the county impound.
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The Dillon County Council decided to hire a service to handle their payroll.
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Mark Williams of the Strategic Development Group, Inc. presented the recommendations from the final strategic plan report.
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The Dillon County Council Chairman Archie Scott continued his pursuit of the county’s bank statements at the last regular meeting of council. Scott made a motion to direct County Administrator Clay Young to get a copy of the bank statements and financial summaries dealing with public funds and to have this information for council at...
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