Aiken County Council set to vote on Sales Tax IV plan
Aiken County Council will hold a special meeting at 6pm to approve third reading of a Sales Tax IV ordinance paving the way for a November referendum. The measure would fund projects including Whiskey Road improvements and a new Sheriff's Office complex while outlining ballot language and distribution among the county and eight municipalities.
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Mead Avenue power lines buried in Aiken Horse District
A two year public private collaboration by the Aiken Land Conservancy City of Aiken and SCE&G completed burying overhead lines along Mead Avenue beside Winthrop Polo Field to protect grand live oaks and improve reliability. The project used SCEG s Non Standard Service Fund with a dollar for dollar city match aided by a Nicolaisen donation. Mayor Osbon praised the effort and the key partners for safeguarding the area s historic trees while expanding undergrounding plans for South Boundary Street.
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