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Lancaster County Monthly Email Newsletter

How to voice your opinion in Lancaster County

Published 2 months ago • 1 min read

Want to voice your opinion on county issues? Here’s how:

1️⃣ Speak at a County Meeting

  • Arrive early and sign up to speak at the door.
  • You’ll have 3 minutes to address a topic on the agenda.
  • Note: Council members can listen but cannot engage in discussion during public comments.

2️⃣ Submit a Public Comment Electronically

3️⃣ Contact County Council Members
​The contacts are not part of public records but allow direct communication with council members.

​View all council members here and see district maps.

📩 Contact Council Members:​
📍 District 1 – Stuart Graham: 803-319-5602 smgraham@lancastercountysc.gov​
📍 District 2 – Charlene McGriff: 803-448-1021 cmcgriff@comporium.net​
📍 District 3 – Billy Mosteller:803-416-2560 bmosteller@lancastercountysc.gov​
📍 District 4 – Jose Luis: 803-412-1611 jluis@lancastercountysc.gov​
📍 District 5 – Steve Harper: 803-804-5325 steveharper@lancastercountysc.gov​
📍 District 6 – Bryant Neal: 803-414-5820 bneal@lancastercountysc.gov​
📍 District 7 – Brian Carnes: 803-320-9107 briancarnes@lancastercountysc.gov​

📌 Tips for Effective Public Commenting:​
✔️ Be respectful and concise. Avoid personal attacks.
✔️ State your position clearly (support/oppose) and provide facts.
✔️ Keep it under 3 minutes. You don’t need to be a great speaker—just be direct.

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Lancaster County Monthly Email Newsletter

Stuart Graham - Lancaster County District 1 Representative

The monthly newsletter will be published mid month each month. The newsletter will feature important topics for Lancaster County with a focus on District 1 including Bridge Mill, Cobblestone, Hanover, Retreat, Sun City, Tree Tops, Town of Van Wyck, Riverchase, Rosalyn, Arrowood Estates and everyone in between. Great way to stay up to date on the important topics in Lancaster.

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