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Hampton County Council adopts ordinance to use remaining 2012 capital-project sales tax proceeds and authorize closing agreement with state
Summary
Hampton County Council on May 27, 2026 unanimously approved an ordinance authorizing the use of remaining 2012 capital-project sales tax proceeds and a closing agreement with the South Carolina Department of Revenue after a public hearing with no comments. The transcript does not specify the dollar amount or terms.
Hampton County Council on May 27, 2026 adopted, on third reading, an ordinance approving the use of remaining 2012 Capital Project sales tax proceeds and providing for a closing agreement with the South Carolina Department of Revenue.
Councilman Jordan Jinks moved to accept the ordinance on third reading; Councilman Darrin Williams seconded. The motion carried unanimously (all in favor, no opposed). A public hearing on the item was opened at 5:21 p.m. and closed at 5:22 p.m.; no members of the public spoke.
The meeting record notes the council approved a closing agreement with the South Carolina Department of Revenue but does not include the dollar amount of remaining proceeds or the terms of the agreement. Those specifics were not stated on the transcript and are therefore not reported here.
The action was taken during a special-call meeting that also advanced other business on the agenda. The transcript does not record further discussion or any votes against the measure.
