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A few years ago, when Richland County passed the “Penny Tax” ( don’t get me started again on all that), I was hopeful we would soon see improvements in our […]

************* STATE HOUSE ************* The 2nd regular session of the 121st SC General Assembly will convene on Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at noon. You can keep up with what’s going […]

While the General Assembly was unable to pass a “Roads Plan” (note: I voted for the plan that the House passed; but it didn’t make it out of the Senate), […]

The SC General Assembly adjourned sine die Thursday at 5pm; but will reconvene for at least one more week (probably more) during the summer. As I shared with Keven Cohen […]

Earlier this year, there were two bills filed that had several cosponsors and it appeared one of these would be the legislation used to begin the debate on roads/infrastructure. One […]

The projects listed in the paragraphs below are scheduled for the DOT; they do not include projects that will be funded by the “penny” in Richland County . The two […]

Photo credit: @StateHouseWife You may recall earlier this year, I mentioned infrastructure improvements that were coming our way . Today you should see one of the projects, that has been […]

For any pothole or resurfacing requests of Richland County Roads, please email ombudsman@rcgov.us or contact our local county councilman, Bill Malinowski. If the road is maintained by the SCDOT, then […]

*************** STATE HOUSE *************** The biggest news our first month back this year was that Governor Haley signed the Department of Administration bill into law to a packed crowd in […]

Five years ago, I posted this article . Today, The State reports improvements are coming – as a result of the “Penny Tax”. From The State… Drivers in Richland County […]

While Richland County residents in the Irmo/Chapin area were basically left “high and dry” with lack of “their share” of projects on the Richland County “Penny Tax” Referendum (and even […]

*************** STATE HOUSE *************** After narrowly passing the budget in the House (54-52) earlier in June, the House and Senate returned last week to vote (override/sustain) 81 gubernatorial budget vetoes. […]