The City of Rock Hill(opens in a new tab) recently received a 2019 All-America City Award(opens in a new tab) from the National Civic League. The award “recognizes communities that leverage civic engagement, collaboration, inclusiveness and innovation to successfully address local issues.” The City of Sumter(opens in a new tab) was also a finalist in the competition.
Twenty-two cities and towns have been recognized as honorees on the Municipal Elected Officials Institute of Government’s 2019 Honor Roll. They are the Town of Blackville(opens in a new tab), Town of Calhoun Falls, City of Cayce(opens in a new tab), Town of Cheraw(opens in a new tab), Town of Gray Court(opens in a new tab), City of Greer(opens in a new tab), City of Hardeeville(opens in a new tab), Town of Hollywood(opens in a new tab), City of Inman(opens in a new tab), Town of Jonesville(opens in a new tab), City of Lake City(opens in a new tab), Town of Moncks Corner(opens in a new tab), City of Newberry(opens in a new tab), Town of Pendleton(opens in a new tab), Town of Pinewood, Town of Prosperity(opens in a new tab), Town of Santee(opens in a new tab), Town of Summerville(opens in a new tab), City of Union(opens in a new tab), City of Walterboro(opens in a new tab), City of Wellford (opens in a new tab)and the City of Woodruff(opens in a new tab). The Honor Roll recognizes annually the councils that can count all sitting members as graduates of the MEO Institute.
Members of the South Carolina Association of Municipal Power Systems recently elected their 2019 – 2020 board of directors. They are President Mike Jolly, City of Rock Hill; Vice President Will Martin, Bamberg Board of Public Works; Members at Large Tim Baker, City of Newberry; Robert Faires, City of Seneca; Wade Holmes, Orangeburg Department of Public Utilities; John Young, Laurens Commission of Public Works; and Past President Jeff Meredith, Greenwood Commissioners of Public Works.