SCE&G rate hike trimmed by regulators to 2.87 percent
Regulators revise SCE&G proposed increase to about 2.87 percent down from 2.97 percent, forecasting an average residential bill rise of 4.17 dollars. The change cuts roughly 2.4 million from the projected 69 million gain. The plan ties to two new nuclear units near Jenkinsville and affects about 673,000 customers. Public comments are invited by August 30.
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Help Line Aiken County Provides 24/7 Resident Support
The Aiken County Help Line offers round the clock information and referrals via 211. Executive director Janice Hoffman notes most calls involve utilities, rent, and housing, with advocacy offered with caller consent. Founded 1977, the nationally accredited agency has a $300000 budget, supported by United Way, county government, and external contracts. Hoffman, with the group since 2004, emphasizes empowering residents and strengthening the community.
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Aiken County Help Line Seeks Donations and Support
The Aiken County Help Line requests paper towels bathroom supplies and community support to assist callers. Located at 1055 Silver Bluff Road Suite B dial 211 for information and 803-641-4143 for inquiries. staff provide resources on parenting legal aid senior services and more while ensuring safety by calling 911 if needed.
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Aiken City Council to discuss SH 118 bypass plan
The Aiken City Council will review sections of the proposed SC 118 bypass and Hitchcock Parkway widening project at a Monday meeting. SCDOT will discuss pressing issues after last week’s regional study subcommittee, with residents questioning lane widths and property impacts.
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Aiken City Council Agenda Highlights 214 Park Ave SW
City Council meets Monday at 7 p m at 214 Park Ave SW with presentations honoring Mead Hall School of Golf and Tennis teams and city softball champions. Old business includes appointing boards and commissions. New business covers SC DOT highway 118 bypass sections budget reconciliation and permits.
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