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Lancaster County Monthly Email Newsletter

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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September Newsletter for Stuart Graham- Lancaster County Council

Stuart Graham Lancaster County Newsletter September 2025 Focus: Growth + Roads This month’s update focuses on two big topics that directly affect your daily life: development and roads. As with most topics, there is a lot of noise on Facebook and social media. The intent with this newsletter is to allow you to connect right to the county source for materials. 💭 Reflections from Month 9 on County Council As I round out my 9th month serving on Lancaster County Council, here are a few quick...

September 8, 2025 6:00 PMAI generated Audio Version Podcast styleUse the recap below to go to the minute in the You Tube video of what you would like to see LANCASTER COUNTY COUNCIL County Council Chambers, County Administration Building, 101 North Main Street, Lancaster, SC 29720 Council Members: District 1: Stuart Graham, District 2: Charlene McGriff, District 3: Billy Mosteller, Vice Chair, District 4: Jose Luis, District 5: Steve Harper, District 6: Bryant Neal, Secretary, District 7:...

LANCASTER COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETINGHere is an audio AI generated podcast style recap- Below is a recap with minutes and seconds to the recorded You Tube meeting if you want to jump to certain topics. Lancaster County Council Meeting Recap: August 25, 2025 Here is a concise summary of the key decisions and discussions from your County Council’s latest meeting: 1. Call to Order Regular Meeting - Chairman Brian Carnes [0:00] Chairman Brian Carnes called the meeting to order, confirming a...

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 Comments are recorded as public record and distributed to council members. Submit your comment here. 3️⃣ Contact County Council Members The contacts are not part of public...

Lancaster County Newsletter August 2025 Focus: Growth + Roads This month’s update focuses on two big topics that directly affect your daily life: development and roads. There’s a lot happening, and your voice matters more than ever. 💭 Reflections from Month 8 on County Council As I round out my 8th month serving on Lancaster County Council, I’ve taken time to reflect on where we are—and where we’re headed: 🏗️ We can’t fix 20 years of growth in Indian Land in 8 months, but I’m encouraged by...

Lancaster County Newsletter July 2025 A relatively quiet mid year pause in July as we head into the second half of the year. Significant development activity focusing on 521 between City of Lancaster and Hwy 5 is expected so stay tuned. If you missed earlier editions, click here to see all the previous months. Great way to share it with your friends and neighbors via email or social media. 👥 If you're part of a group that would be interested in having me attend a meeting to discuss county...

Lancaster County Newsletter June 2025 In this issue, we highlight the final reading and approval of the 2025–2026 budget, which goes into effect July 1. 💰🗓️ We’ll also share updates on commercial and upcoming residential developments across the county. 🏗️🏡 🌐 Lancaster County has a new website—check it out! mylancastersc.org If you missed earlier editions, click here to see all the previous months. Great way to share it with your friends and neighbors via email or social media. 👥 If you're...

Lancaster County Newsletter May 2025 This month’s edition, like the past few, focuses on the budget process and key decisions shaping the upcoming fiscal year, which runs from July 1 through June 30. If you missed earlier updates, be sure to review April’s Newsletter, which covered sales and property taxes in Lancaster County. March's newsletter gave an overview of the Lancaster County Budget. Share This Newsletter Know someone who might be interested in this information? Forward this email...

Lancaster County Newsletter April 20, 2025 This edition—and the next few months—will focus on budget and tax-related topics. County Council heard from each county department as they presented their budgets - over 11 hours of meetings! If you have specific budget or tax topics you'd like covered, just reply to this email. Share This Newsletter Know someone who might be interested in this information? Forward this email to them! They can sign up here to receive future newsletters. If you have...

Lancaster County Newsletter March 16, 2025 This edition—and the next few months—will focus on budget and tax-related topics. This month, we’ll start with a general budget overview before diving into specific areas like property tax, sales tax, and more in future editions. If you have specific budget or tax topics you'd like covered, just reply to this email. Want a Speaker for Your Group? If your HOA, club, or group is interested in having a speaker at your meeting, let me know—I’d be happy...