City writes off $1.2 million in uncollectable utility bils
The Anderson Board of Public Works on Tuesday voted to write-off the unpaid electric, water, sewer, stormwater and trash bills as recommended by City Controller Doug Whitham.
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The Anderson Board of Public Works on Tuesday voted to write-off the unpaid electric, water, sewer, stormwater and trash bills as recommended by City Controller Doug Whitham.
The city is planning to purchase 10 new 26-passenger buses to replace buses purchased in 2014 and 2015.
The Anderson Board of Public Works Tuesday set a bid date of Jan. 9 for the reconstruction of the ditch on the north side of Lindberg Road from Mustin Drive
A divided Anderson City Council has approved the rezoning of 113 acres to the east of Scatterfield Road.
In an effort to be more competitive with surrounding communities, Anderson Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr. is seeking a $4,000 increase in annual pay for police officers and firefighters.