Richland County CouncilThe next meeting of Richland County Council is at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10 in Council Chambers. Meetings are open to the public and broadcast live.Learn more
Emergency prepHurricane season is underway. Are you emergency ready? Get tips on preparing your family, your pets and your home, and sign up for alerts via phone, text message or email.Learn more
Conservation Mini-GrantsConservation Mini-Grants are available to schools in Richland County to support campus conservation projects and youth environmental initiatives.Learn more
RecyclingHelp Richland County recycle right. Find out which items can be collected, where to drop off items for disposal, and which roll carts to use for proper recycling.Learn more
The Richland County Transportation ProgramThe Richland County transportation program is building infrastructure and greenways, repairing sidewalks and intersections, and improving neighborhoods and tourist attractions through special projects.Learn more
Building Our CommunityEconomic DevelopmentAttracting new industry and helping existing companies with potential expansion helps create new, diverse jobs for residents. The Richland County Economic Development Office leads those efforts for the community's benefit.Learn more
Servicing Our CommunityRichland County UtilitiesThe County aims to provide quality water and sewer service as efficiently as possible. Its three wastewater treatment facilities and four community water systems operate seven days a week, 365 days a year. Learn more
Protecting Our CommunityDetention Center Vital Part of Public SafetyThe nationally accredited Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center is an essential part of the criminal justice system in Richland County. The detention center has numerous opportunities for people seeking a career in law enforcement. Learn more