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Sep 24, 2026
Construction of a 1,600 SF single-story pre-engineered metal building housing two (2) apparatus bays. Work includes grading, reinforced concrete footings and floor slab, pre-engineered metal building structural system with metal wall and roof panels, hollow metal door and frame, overhead doors, electrical, gas heater, exhaust fan and floor drains.
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134421
Employee FTE
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9
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1,639
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Jackson
The council meeting addressed several budgetary and administrative items. These included the approval of ordinance amendments regarding the SCIIP project, updating the flood damage prevention ordinance, and finalizing budget adjustments for water improvement projects and street banners. The council adopted the regional mitigation plan to ensure eligibility for federal natural disaster funding. Operational approvals were granted for the purchase of fire department bunker gear, police in-car cameras, and electrical repairs at the McElmurray well. Additionally, the council approved a temporary maintenance position for youth sports and discussed the allocation of excess CPST4 funds as well as landscape and lighting plans for the Main Street sidewalk.
The work session included a presentation by the Municipal Association of South Carolina (MASC) regarding the SC ORBET Trust, designed for municipalities to pre-fund Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB). The Council reviewed and discussed several ordinances proposing amendments to the FY 25/26 budget to account for SCIIP water project engineering fees and construction payments (Ordinances 26-01 and 26-02). Discussions also covered an agreement with Aiken County concerning Capital Project Sales Tax 5 (CPST5) fund distribution, and a rezoning request for parcels on Brinkley Street. Standing committee reports addressed the upcoming softball season start date, follow-up on sanitation contract rate renewal inquiries, maintenance needs for the school crosswalk, and updates on Carolina Connect build-out interest and potential funding for the Jackson Rd. water line replacement.
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The agenda for the Regular Monthly Council Meeting includes discussions and potential actions on several ordinances. These include the second reading for an ordinance amending the FY 25/26 Budget related to the purchase of a lawn mower and SCIIP Water Project Engineering Fees, and the first reading for an ordinance amending the FY 25/26 Budget for SCIIP Project Engineering & Construction Costs. Other topics for consideration include the purchase of a Water Department Vehicle, additional funding for banners for Highway 125, authorization to proceed with the 75th Anniversary Project, approval of Police Department yearly evaluation policy/procedure, and RMS System upgrade for Police/Court. The Council will also address the Declaration of Nuisance Property at 19163 Atomic Rd. and approval for participation in the 10-33 Program.
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