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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2015
Page
11
Officials say surveillance acts deterrence and helps resolve incidents. Business owners in downtown back broader video coverage, noting it could aid investigations and clarify what happened in a given incident, though concerns about privacy remain.
Local business owners share mixed views on the Aiken Department of Public Safety's bid to install a downtown surveillance system. Some say it could reduce crime, while others see little current issue but welcome safety. City planning must review proposed improvements before council action. Reporter Teddy Kulmala notes the coverage.
George Thornton, CEO, outlines a phased Edgefield project featuring 6000 square foot pavilions, a 185-space RV park, and a 6000 square foot Roadhouse with classrooms. The plan includes outdoor education cabins, dormitories, and an amphitheater, with events expected to draw 15,000 to 20,000 visitors and later 27 major yearly events from 2016. The site aims to host turkey shoots and regional and national archery events, boosting youth and adult competitions.
The Federation plans a four to five year timeline led by a chief conservation officer as it expands a major project. It staged a December fundraiser drawing 160 outdoor industry shooters, raising about a quarter million dollars. A $2 million state commitment plus $11 million in private funds support the effort, with anticipated positive regional economic effects but uncertain when and how large.
In 2013 a bid for coroner body removal services sparked dispute as Council chose Palmetto Mortuary Transport over Rucker. Carlton warned of possible delays and staffing issues, while Rucker protest and attorney actions loom. Senn reported overseeing potential legal steps amid slow FOI responses.
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