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Greenwood County Council dissolves seven inactive tax districts, advances multiple budget and personnel measures
Summary
At its Dec. 16 meeting the Greenwood County Council approved ordinances dissolving seven inactive special tax districts, accepted a timber-harvest bid for landfill property, advanced funds for a Federal Building roof grant, and approved an employee merit-pay plan.
Greenwood County Council voted Dec. 16 to dissolve multiple inactive special tax districts, approve several funding and personnel measures, and authorize a timber harvest at the county landfill.
Council members approved ordinances 2025-33 through 2025-38 to dissolve seven special tax districts the county identified as inactive. Planning/finance staff told the council they mailed roughly 1,000 letters to property owners and have fielded numerous calls from residents who did not recognize their parcels as being in a tax district. “We have about 12 special tax districts that are inactive,” staff said, and noted that most owners were unfamiliar with the tax-district boundaries. Kimbrook was identified as the only subdivision in the group with a meaningful balance (about $2,400); staff advised Kimbrook residents they must nominate three…
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