Due to inclement weather created by Hurricane Helene, Richland County has rescheduled the Transportation Penny Referendum Town Hall scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 26 to Thursday, Oct. 3.

Richland County Councilman Derrek Pugh, District 2, and Councilwoman Gretchen D. Barron, District 7, will host a town hall on Thursday, Oct. 3 to discuss the 2024 Transportation Penny Referendum. This meeting was originally scheduled for Sept. 26.

If you’re looking to serve your community, Richland County’s Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center (ASGDC) has job opportunities available.

Richland County’s Master-in-Equity Court is relocating soon, moving from the downtown Judicial Center to the Richland County Central Court facilities just north of Columbia.

Earlier this week, both the Historic Elmwood Park Neighborhood Association and Forest Acres Town Council hosted meetings featuring a special presentation on the 2024 Richland County Transportation Penny Referendum.