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Greer County commissioners adopt Resolution No. 2026‑5 imposing burn ban

Greer County Board of Commissioners · January 20, 2026
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Summary

The Greer County Board of County Commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution No. 2026‑5 (burn ban) on Jan. 20, 2026. The motion was made by Brent York and seconded by Steven Fite; the transcript does not specify the resolution’s effective date or the reason for the ban.

The Greer County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to implement Resolution No. 2026‑5, recorded in the minutes as a burn ban, at its Jan. 20, 2026 meeting. Commissioner Brent York moved to implement the resolution, and Commissioner Steven Fite seconded; votes recorded were York‑aye, Barnes‑aye and Fite‑aye.

The transcript identifies the action by resolution number and records the unanimous vote but does not include explanatory material such as the conditions prompting the ban, geographic scope within the county, effective or expiration dates, or enforcement details. No speakers in the minutes are quoted as explaining the rationale for the burn ban.

Because the minutes do not include the resolution text or an accompanying staff report, the effective date, duration and enforcement mechanism are not specified in the public record provided. Anyone seeking those specifics should consult the county clerk’s office for the full text of Resolution No. 2026‑5 or subsequent meeting materials.

The board performed this action amid a larger consent/administrative agenda that also included motions to let for bids, transfers and other routine approvals.