Town Administrator Courtney Dennis to Step Down After 23 Years of Service to the Town of Irmo After more than two decades of dedicated public service, Town Administrator Courtney Dennis has announced his resignation from the Town of Irmo, effective July 3, 2025. Dennis is departing to accept a newContinue Reading
At the SC Community Development Association Annual Conference, which was held in Hilton Head last week, Irmo was a finalist for the Community Achievement Award presented by the Municipal Association of SC. Irmo came in 2nd for the development of the Rawls Creek Project which includes a skate park, twoContinue Reading
For the fifteenth year, the Arbor Day Foundation has recognized the Town of Irmo as a Tree City USA for 2025, underscoring the town’s sustained dedication to urban forestry. This designation celebrates Irmo’s ongoing efforts to cultivate and care for its tree canopy, a commitment that yields significant benefits for the local community.Continue Reading
By Congressman Joe Wilson Constituent Organizations Pictured above meeting with members of the South Carolina Community Health Centers. Meeting and speaking with those who live and work in the Second District provides me a firsthand understanding of the issues affecting the many businesses, organizations, and individuals represented. I welcome theContinue Reading
Congressmen Joe Wilson (R-SC) and Jimmy Panetta (D-CA) introduced the bipartisan Maximum Support Act, sending a strong message to the regime in Tehran that America will not tolerate Iranian backed terror and aggression around the world. This legislation requires an interagency strategy to support internet freedom and counter censorship effortsContinue Reading
At the April 15 Irmo Town Council meeting, Dan Dolan, owner of Sipp Social, received warm congratulations from Mayor Bill Danielson and the Irmo Town Council as he was honored with the April Small Business of the Month Award. Sipp Social, located at 7524 Woodrow Street, opened its doors inContinue Reading
Irmo Town Council passed first reading on a pay raise for themselves at the regularly scheduled Town Council meeting on Tuesday, April 15. On the recommendation of Town Administrator Courtney Dennis and an independent study done by an organization that analyzes municipal compensation for all employees it was found thatContinue Reading
With just five weeks remaining in this year’s legislative session, we’re not slowing down. This week, we continued delivering on our House Republican Caucus’s Pillars for Progress—supporting legislation that defends merit-based opportunity, expands career-ready education, and protects children and families from emerging threats. These aren’t just bills—they are promises keptContinue Reading
“Committed to Integrity, Focused on Progress.” Irmo needs Council members with integrity and a willingness to support reasonable growth. I am committed to these values. I have been a resident of the Town of Irmo since 2019. I lived in the immediate area since 1989. My children were educated inContinue Reading
By Kirk Luther – Publisher Irmo Town Council discussed a salary increase for the council and the mayor at a workshop held on Tuesday, April 1 at the municipal building in Irmo. The proposal is inline with other municipalities of the same size and even less than the town ofContinue Reading
Paying real estate taxes in Richland County just got a lot easier, thanks to a new web-based service offered by the County Treasurer’s Office. The service is part of the County’s planned payment program, which allows residents to break up their real estate tax payments into manageable installments. The programContinue Reading