County makes funding available for rentersRichland County renters seeking relief from past due and unpaid rent may qualify for a COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program that launched last week.Learn more
County's mask ordinance extendedThe rule, which requires most people over the age of 10 in Richland County to wear face coverings in public, is now in effect until June 5.Learn more
Make fast, easy payments onlineAvoid nationwide delays on mail delivery by submitting your tax payment online. As an alternate option, you can drop off payments at one of several secure locations around Richland County. Learn more
Stay clear on road upgradesRichland County’s Transportation Department welcomes residents’ input as the County prepares to move ahead with the Gills Creek Greenway project. Find out how you can take part in an upcoming virtual public meeting.Learn more
Essential services continueWhile access to Richland County buildings is restricted, the County is maintaining essential services. Many of those are accessible via this site, and residents can still conduct business and pay bills online or by mail. Learn more
Watch public meetings live or on demandThe next regularly scheduled meeting of Richland County Council is at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 20. Council meetings are streamed live on the County's YouTube page: YouTube.com/RichlandOnline.Log on, tune in
Apply for rental assistance Federal funding is available for qualifying households in Richland County that are unable to pay rent and utilities because of COVID-19. Click here for the online application. For assistance, call 855-216-9198. Improving Our ServiceMake an appointmentRichland County has begun accepting in-person visits to some County facilities. Residents are encouraged to make an appointment to complete transactions in person. To schedule an appointment, follow the link below.Schedule now
Stay Involved, Even from HomeVirtual meetingsWhile County government facilities are restricted, find information on upcoming virtual town hall meetings concerning issues that affect you, along with meetings of County Council and County committees.Log on, tune in
COVID-19 UpdatesWhat residents should knowFind links for updated information from state and national agencies on the coronavirus pandemic, and stay updated on the County's face mask ordinance. Learn more