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Chesnee council hears police software outage, event schedules and planning update; executive session held
Summary
The Chesnee City Council heard that its police department is experiencing records-software problems affecting state reports, received a hospitality report on upcoming events, and was told a CivicPlus draft is forthcoming; the council entered and exited an executive session with no votes recorded and later adjourned.
The Chesnee City Council received several administrative updates at its Oct. 13 meeting.
The police department reported problems with its records and reporting software that have affected reports due to the state; staff said they are exploring alternative software options. Hospitality staff reported that National Night Out was successful, Boo Bash is scheduled for Oct. 31 and Christmas in Chesnee will run Dec. 1–6, with a parade starting at 6:00 p.m.
Planning/Zoning staff said CivicPlus is expected to deliver a second draft to the city within the next couple of weeks. The meeting record shows the council moved to enter executive session at 5:52 p.m. (motion by Mayor Pro Tem Lauren Dove; second by Councilwoman Monica Skipper) and exited at 6:08 p.m.; the minutes state no votes or decisions occurred during the session. The council then approved a motion to adjourn (Councilwoman Monica Skipper moved; Mayor Pro Tem Lauren Dove seconded). The minutes were later approved in November 2025.
The reports indicate administrative follow-up is needed on the police software issue and on implementation steps for planning and events; no formal policy or budget decisions on these items were recorded at the meeting.
