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Mullins council reviews demolition bids, PDRTA $30,000 funding request and community events
Summary
City Administrator Holly Jackson reported bids for a PDCOG house demolition are due April 30, 2026; PDRTA requested a $30,000 budget allocation for local bus service; the council recorded sales of timber and a garage and announced a May 2 community yard sale and recreation opening day.
At the April 14 Mullins City Council meeting City Administrator Holly Jackson reported on several administrative items including the PDCOG house demolition process and related procurement: demolition bids are due April 30, 2026. Jackson also told the council the city is wrestling with an overabundance of building and household trash, and informed members that the sale of timber and the sale of a garage on Gapway Street have been completed.
Representatives from the Pee Dee Regional Transportation Authority (PDRTA) presented usage data for Mullins-area bus service and requested a $30,000 line item in the city budget to support continued operations. The minutes record the request but do not show a formal action or vote on the funding request at the April 14 meeting.
The Recreation Department announced Opening Day for summer leagues, and a community-wide yard sale has been scheduled for May 2, 2026. A new business locating inside city limits gave a brief presentation about a community-supported agriculture effort in partnership with Clemson University; no funding commitments were recorded in the minutes.
Procedural business included a consent agenda motion (moved by Council Member Eddie Kitchen; seconded by Council Member Kindra Brewton-Pompey) and a motion to adjourn (moved by Kitchen and seconded by Mayor Miko Pickett). The minutes record specific named "nay" votes on some motions but do not consistently present full roll-call tallies for each item.
What happens next: Demolition bids are due April 30, 2026; the PDRTA funding request was recorded and will require follow-up if council elects to act; the City Clerk should clarify and reconcile vote tallies where the minutes are internally inconsistent.
