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Community Profile : Kershaw County
No full textThese community profiles, done by county, contain labor market information including the monthly and annual unemployment rates, the largest employers, labor market projections, and other relevant statistics. This is the profile for Kershaw County in July 2025
Interested in Buying Food From an Unconventional Source?
No full textThis document contains frequently asked questions and answers about buying food from unconventional sources (such as home-based businesses or via social media)
[Letter to Colleton County Board of Voter Registration and Elections]
No full textThis opinion from the Attorney General's Office addresses S.C. Code section 7-13-75 and section 7-3-10(e)
South Carolina Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) 2025
No full textThe 2025 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) is South Carolina’s official outdoor recreation plan. This five-year plan serves as a guide for various federal, state and local governmental agencies and the private sector entities involved in recreation and natural resources planning and development. The purpose of the plan is to consider outdoor recreation issues relating to the needs of both residents and visitors to South Carolina, provide an inventory of the state’s recreational resources, analyze demand for recreational opportunities, develop an implementation program to address the identified needs and issues, and identify funding opportunities and resources for recreation development
Formative Assessment and Proviso 1.118 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for 2025–2026
No full textIn alignment with South Carolina’s commitment to meaningful assessment practices, Proviso 1.118 for Fiscal Year 2025–26 establishes clear boundaries around the use of district-selected benchmark assessments in determining student grades. This proviso reinforces the role of formative assessments as tools for instructional support rather than evaluative measures tied to final grades. This document provides clarification, frequently asked questions, and recommended practices to ensure districts remain in compliance with the proviso and uphold the integrity of the instructional assessment practices
Community Profile : Chesterfield County
No full textThese community profiles, done by county, contain labor market information including the monthly and annual unemployment rates, the largest employers, labor market projections, and other relevant statistics. This is the profile for Chesterfield County in July 2025
SC Information Letter #25-10
No full textThe purpose of this Information Letter is to give notice that the sales and use tax exemption for DME (durable medical equipment) found in Section 12-36-2120(74) has been amended so that now all sellers of DME, both out-of-state and in-state, may seek the exemption as of May 12, 2025, so long as the seller meets all other requirements of the exemption as set forth
An In-Depth Review of Chesterfield County's Ballot Reconciliation Worksheets From the November 2022 General
No full textFor the November 2022 General Election, 64% of Chesterfield County’s ballot reconciliation worksheets were completed, and 77% were reconciled. Of the 32% of Chesterfield County’s worksheets that were partially completed, this was likely due to the lack of a requirement from the State Election Commission to fill every field, even if zero. For the worksheets that were not reconciled, incorporating a hands-on ballot reconciliation exercise during poll clerk training and minor adjustments to its ballot reconciliation worksheet review process may improve the reconciliation of these worksheets. Adequately completing and reconciling the ballot reconciliation worksheets for each polling location may give greater assurance that the results include all valid ballots cast
Registering Your Retail Food Establishment — FAQ
No full textThis document contains frequently asked questions and answers concerning registering retail food establishments
SCDOT Right of Way Acquisition Manual
No full textThe “Right of Way Acquisition Manual” was developed to provide SCDOT and consultant personnel uniform practices when conducting acquisition services for road improvement projects. In addition to the guidelines listed within this manual, SCDOT and consultant personnel must adhere to federal rules and regulations on projects that are federally funded, in whole or in part