Municipal Assn of SC
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Promoting cities and towns as the economic engines of SC
Columbia SC
Joined April 2009
City Quick Connect Podcast: The Association’s podcast featured interviews at the Annual Meeting, highlighting how cities are making a difference. Hear from Lyman Mayor Glenn Greer II, Cheraw Town Manager Rob Wolfe, and Simpsonville Mayor Paul Shewmaker.
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New post on the City Connect blog: . Municipal officials from across South Carolina came to Hilton Head Island for the 2025 Annual Meeting. Read about former Gov. David Beasley’s keynote address and the announcement of the IMPACT Fund.
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July Uptown: The Municipal Association of SC's Small Cities Summit will take place on August 13 in Columbia, covering a variety of issues relevant to small cities and towns. Learn more about the topics and find registration information online.
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July Uptown: With the rapid population growth in SC, city officials are focusing on staffing needs and planning for future growth. Learn how cities are upgrading infrastructure to combat the changes online. @DiscoverSville @GooseCreekSC @HardeevilleSC
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July Uptown: There is a lot of damage that can be done to working relationships by incivility among coworkers. Learn about key strategies for conflict resolution and different communication styles online.
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Former SC Governor David Beasley explores the dynamics of global order, examining conflict, paths to stability, and the impact of the Nobel Peace Prize at the 2025 Annual Meeting. Beasley shared, "There is no higher calling than serving others."
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At the Annual Meeting, the Municipal Association’s advocacy team shared details about the legislative session and action that local officials can take to support cities and towns in the 2026 session. #StrongSCcities
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2025 Annual Meeting attendees: This is a quick reminder about the session coverage taking place today. Hear from the Municipal Association of SC's advocacy team about a 2025 legislative update followed by the keynote address. #StrongSCcities
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2025 Annual Meeting attendees: The preconference workshops begin at 9 a.m. Workshop topics include strengthening trust and the power of purposeful communication. Pre-registration is required to attend these sessions. #StrongSCcities
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2025 Annual Meeting: The 2025 Municipal Association of South Carolina Annual Meeting kicks off today! Get ready for an energizing lineup of sessions, events and networking opportunities. Let’s make this year’s meeting unforgettable! #StrongSCcities
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July Uptown: Annual Meeting attendees will have opportunities to learn about the City Connect Market program, which enables SC cities and towns to find volume discounts for many of their purchases. Find session information online.
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Learn more about our opportunity as a claims adjuster at the Municipal Association of SC. Come join our team!
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City Quick Connect Podcast: . Palmetto Power Cities Manager Adam Hedden describes the association’s work, including the mutual aid that followed the damages of Hurricane Helene.
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New post on the City Connect blog: SC law requires cities/towns to update business license class schedules every odd-numbered year. Councils must pass an ordinance with updates by Dec. 31, 2025, per the Business License Tax Standardization Act.
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July Uptown: Having a strong economic development and planning team can set a foundation for business-friendly community. Learn how to perfect your pitch and attract new retail and commercial development online.
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July Uptown: The SC Municipal Insurance and Risk Financing Fund reported a 22% increase in claims for vehicle accidents. Learn about the types of distractions and find resources that can help avoid distracted driving related incidents online.
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July Uptown: The Municipal Association of SC and its technology partner, VC3, will offer Tech Talks throughout the Annual Meeting. Learn about the sessions and some of the topics covered online.
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July Uptown: The 2025 Municipal Association of SC Annual Meeting will examine the impact that cities and towns have for their residents and businesses. Learn about the breakout sessions and more information about the keynote speaker online.
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City Quick Connect Podcast: The Municipal Association of SC Risk Management Services Conference will take place on August 25 – 27. Loss Control Manager Bethany Pendley and Data and Training Analyst Joy Gloster discuss risk-related topics on the agenda.
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Congratulations to Stephen Selestino from the Town of Prosperity on completing all three sessions of MCAA 101! This comprehensive program provides municipal court professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to ensure fair, accurate and effective court operations.
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