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Council adds Public Defender MOU to agenda and discusses renewal of victim services
Summary
Councilmember Teuton moved to add a memorandum of understanding with the Aiken County Public Defender's Office; the agreement discussed would renew for two years through July 1, 2027. Mayor Wiggins also led discussion on renewing a service agreement with Aiken County Victim Services.
Councilmember Teuton moved to add a memorandum of understanding with the Aiken County Public Defender's Office to the Sept. 4 agenda; Councilmember Bates seconded the motion, which was entered into the meeting record. The transcript notes the proposed agreement would renew services with the Aiken County Public Defender's Office for two years, extending to July 1, 2027.
Mayor Wiggins led a separate discussion on renewing the town's service agreement with Aiken County Victim Services, which would continue victim services to Jackson residents. The transcript records the items as agenda presentations; no formal vote tallies or contract terms (costs, signing authority) were recorded in the session transcript provided.
Next procedural steps and any formal votes or contract signings are not specified in the transcript; the memorandum and service renewal remain agenda items for future council action.
