Aiken Public Safety and Sheriff's Log Highlights
Police and sheriff reports list multiple incidents from April 2 to April 3 including theft, alarms, disturbances, harassment, burglary, prowler, domestic case, and assault. Detention center bookings feature driving under the influence and open container among several individuals with ages ranging from 18 to 45.
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Aiken Public Safety Department
Aiken County
Robert Wilson Wiliams
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Cheryl Putnam Lindburg
Sherif'f Department
Herbert Ray Bryant
James Wilbur Smith
Robert Jettery Lord
Aiken County ‘Sherif
Charles Vernon Eubanks
Aiken County Sherif
Howard Bishop Jr
Sherif
Charles Alice
Jeffery Carroll Higgenbottom
Aiken County Sheri's
Keith Brian Regina
Aiken Sherif's
County Considers DSS Worker Funding and Site Changes
Aiken County Council plans a 7 p.m. meeting to review a resolution continuing county funding for three Department of Social Services Medicaid case workers and to add one more. The proposal seeks joint placement at University Hospital, Aiken Regional Medical Centers and the Margaret J. Weston Health Center. The session also covers a tax collector office designation for vehicle tag law enforcement, a transit system status report, and Local Option Sales Tax funding policies if passsed in November.
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Aiken County Council
Department of Social Services
Richland Avenue
JPS
University Hospital
Aiken
al Medical
Margaret J. Weston Health Center
DSS
Iefs
Tax Collector's
Aiken-Midland Valley
North Augusta
North Augusta Considers Inmate Work Center Plan
North Augusta council approves using Lower Savannah Work Release inmates on city projects at three dollars per day per inmate. Only nonviolent offenders would be eligible with escort. The panel also moves toward 1990 NEC adoption and dedicates North Augusta Parkway.
City Council Approves Contract for Lower Savannah Work Release Center
The council authorized the city administrator to sign a contract allowing inmates to be used in the labor force at the Lower Savannah Work Release Center. It also passed the first readings of an ordinance adopting the National Electrono fee system dedicating North Augusta Parkway.
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North Augusta
Northerustate Council
Appr
Lower Savannah
Gary D. Dernlan
Dernlan
North Augusta Park
Savannah
North Augusta Parkway
Portable jail eyed as interim solution for Aiken County
Aiken County considers a portable detention unit to address jail needs. Mrs. McKenzie says it could save millions compared with constructing a new facility. The unit arrived Monday and will be displayed through noon today while the Judicial and Public Safety Committee reviews feasibility at the April 24 meeting.
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Aiken
McKenzie
Ued
Public Safety
County Council
USS Manchester Crew Reunion Set
A reunion for the crew of the USS Manchester C L 83 “The Mighty Man” will be held in Long Beach California September 13 to 16. For information contact Paul L. Huffman 4415 Brookhaven Ave Louisville KY 40220 or call 502 459 3260.
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Manchester C.L
Mighty
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Long Beach
Calif
Paul L. Huffman
Brookhaven Ave
Louisville
Duke scientists map Hugo impact coast to guide future mitigation
Duke University geologists led a three day tour along North and South Carolina shores unveiling site specific maps of Folly Island Pawleys Island and Bogue Banks. The project titled The Property Damage Mitigation Project aims to reduce storm damage and inform a nationwide mitigation atlas for developed oceanfront communities.
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Charleston
South Carolina
David Bush
Orrin Pilkey Jr
Pilkey
Duke University
North Carolina
Folly Island
Pawleys Isand
Bogue Banks
Davadian Feder Eero Management Agency
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Duke
Florida
FEMA
Hugo
Durham Sun
United States
Carolinas
Cities in Schools program eyed for Aiken County
Mar Gale announced at Greater Aiken Chamber meeting that Aiken County is developing a Cities in Schools program to help at risk students graduate. The program would provide one on one counseling and work with the community to keep youths in school and reintegrate them into their schools. Aiken’s Wakin’ meets at Houndslake Country Club on the first Tuesday each month.
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the Gale
Greater
Gale
Aiken
Houndslake Country Club
North Augusta Debates Recycling Costs and Support
North Augusta officials discuss a city recycling program. City Engineer Gary Derman says it is not money making and will cost residents more, with any income reinvested into the effort. Councilwoman Mrs. West notes strong local interest but cites the challenge of persuading residents.
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Gary D. Derman
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