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Based on interest recently from some residents regarding the keeping of chickens inside the City limits, this issue is currently being studied. By taking the online survey, City Council and staff can better gauge the level of community interest and other details on this subject. Please follow the link and provide us with your thoughts. The information compiled from this survey will be shared with the City Council to supplement their research thus far. Take the Survey
The City of Anderson is conducting a survey involving Downtown Anderson and would like your feedback. This survey will help identify the likes, dislikes, thoughts and perceptions of our business owners, citizens and customers. You are invited to let us know what you think. This 10-question survey will take less than five minutes to complete, and your participation is greatly appreciated. Take the Survey
During the month of May, the City of Anderson’s fire department will be flushing all city fire hydrants. What do you need to know about this operation? Well we are glad you asked! Flushing allows the City to…More
In the City of Anderson's General Election on April 3, Tony Stewart was re-elected to Seat 4, and Chuck Anderson was elected to At-Large Seat 8.
Since there was no opposition for seats 2 and 6, the Municipal Election Commission declared Don Chapman, Seat 2, and Rick Laughridge, Seat 6, winners.
Plans for the Linley Park Stormwater Project are progressing and construction will soon be underway. The project will consist of providing functional stomwater conveyance and park enhancement within a highly visible 14-acre neighborhood park. By also advancing the greenspace development, the project will provide major emphasis on aesthetics with the creative integration of trails and pedestrian uses within a stormwater project. This project will be environmentally friendly, serving as an example of green design and will provide recreational benefit to the City for years to come. Stay tuned for project updates.
A $540,000, traffic signal project, including 12 intersection upgrades ($45,000 per intersection), is underway on Clemson Boulevard. ALS of North Carolina is the primary contractor for this work and all work should be completed, weather permitting, around April, 2012. More...
February 22, 2012
By Brian Heaton
Government Technology
A number of new technology additions are helping the Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant in Anderson, S.C., discharge cleaner and clearer water back into the environment. Last fall, the facility replaced its old chlorine water disinfection process with an ultraviolet (UV) light system. In addition, in order to meet environmental regulations, the plant also began removing phosphorus from the water by using sand filters and expanded its daily treatment capacity by 3.4 million gallons per day. Full Story at Government Technology
Construction has started on the Phase II plan at the Anderson Recreation Center. This phase includes the addition of 200 parking spaces and two regulation-size, youth, baseball/softball fields, with quality lighting for night play. The tournament quality fields will be used for regular season play Monday through Thursday and be available to host AAU/USSSA tournaments on weekends. The anticipated completion date is May, 2012. This project is being funded by the City of Anderson’s hospitality fee. Phase II Drawing
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