Congratulations to Irmo Town Council Members Phyllis Coleman and Dr. Barb Waldman on their recent graduation from the Municipal Elected Officials Institute of Government, a respected program offered by the Municipal Association of South Carolina (MASC). The institute is designed to provide municipal leaders with essential training in the coreContinue Reading
The Irmo Town Council has recognized Irmo Kids Dental as the Small Business of the Month. Located at 7570 Woodrow St., the award was accepted by Dr. Santana Jones and Robert Jones, her business partner. Irmo Kids Dental, known for its commitment to excellent service, will soon open a new location onContinue Reading
IRMO – Mayor Bill Danielson announced a new partnership with the Irmo Police Department’s Community Foundation (IPDCF) this week, unveiling the “Mayor’s Uplift Initiative,” a program designed to provide greater assistance to families in need throughout the Irmo area. Backed by generous community support, the initiative has already raised approximatelyContinue Reading
Irmo Town Council held a regular meeting on Tuesday, July 15 at the Irmo Municipal Building located at 7300 Woodrow Street in Irmo. This was the first official town council meeting forTown Administrator Jim Crosland. “I had a great week settling in,” said Crosland.”It’s a pleasure getting to know theContinue Reading
IRMO, S.C. — A brand-new holiday tradition is coming to town! The Town of Irmo Events Committee has announced the First Annual Irmo Christmas Parade, set to bring festive cheer to the community on Saturday, December 6 at 9:00 a.m. The parade will begin at Crossroads Intermediate School and travelContinue Reading
The man who died while in police custody on Wednesday, June 25 has been identified as Byron Jackon, 45, of North Augusta. No details as to the cause of death have been released by the Richland County Coroner Nadia Rutherford. In a statement to media Rutherford said, ‘We will continueContinue Reading
IRMO, S.C. – To help preserve the character, safety, and appearance of Irmo’s residential neighborhoods and low-density commercial areas, the Irmo Town Council is reminding residents and business owners of the town’s parking restrictions for heavy-duty and commercial vehicles. These rules apply only to properties located within the official boundariesContinue Reading
Event sees record turnout as community honors freedom, culture, and heritage IRMO – Moore Park was alive with energy, music, and celebration on Wednesday, June 19, as the Town of Irmo and the African American Historical Society of Irmo hosted the 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration. Drawing thousands of attendees, thisContinue Reading
Irmo Town Council met on Tuesday, June 17 in the Irmo Municipal Building located at 7300 Woodrow Street. The meeting began at the new time of 6pm. First order of business was the swearing in of Mike Ward as a new council member. Ward won the seat that became vacantContinue Reading
IRMO, SC – At the June 17 Irmo Town Council meeting, Dave Craig, Director of Development for Material Capital Partners, delivered an update on the highly anticipated Water Walk development planned for Highway 6 in Richland County. The 55-acre mixed-use, multi-generational community is in its early planning stages, with constructionContinue Reading
The Town of Irmo has had parking restrictions in place for nearly five years and during the June 17 Town Council meeting those ordinances were clarified and brought up to date in preparation to act on enforcement. However, that won’t come for a year from this July. “The first thingContinue Reading