Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Aiken County.
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Oct 6, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Construction of the New Spay-Neuter Clinic for Animal Services. This project will involve the installation of various civil components including grading, paving (asphalt and concrete), stormwater systems, sanitary sewer systems, firewater and potable water systems, site electrical and lighting, as well as the construction of a new Spay-Neuter building (approx. 4,000 sf) per the attached specifications on the website.
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Census ID
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112833
Employee FTE
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800
Population
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181,515
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Aiken County
The board discussed several items regarding upcoming election preparations, including the effectiveness of poll worker training and strategies for recruitment. Equipment maintenance and readiness were reviewed, particularly regarding warranty repairs and preparation for November elections. The board also addressed rules for providing voter assistance and the status of Early Voting Centers. Updates on polling locations, specifically the relocation for the Salley precinct, were provided, along with a review of critical election dates and the Director's report concerning recent and upcoming election activities.
The committee meeting focused on several resolutions including agreements for inmate food service with Kellwell Food Management, Inc., a license agreement amendment with American Tower, L.P. and ATC GP, Inc., and the purchase of communication equipment from Motorola Solutions, Inc. for the Sheriff's Office Headquarters relocation. Additionally, the committee received monthly reports from Fire Departments, EMS, and Code Enforcement.
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The meeting covered a quarterly update on park rule adjustments and the upcoming launch of new recreation management software. Significant grant project updates were provided regarding developments at Roy Warner Park, Langley Pond Park, and the design phase for the Boyd Pond Park amphitheater. The commission discussed staffing requirements and upcoming programs. Old business included a discussion on community advocacy for a skatepark. New business focused on a proposed fee schedule, which includes potential waivers for non-profit organizations, as well as the adoption of new mission, motto, goals, and site naming conventions.
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