Mayor Bill Danielson proclaimed that all flags on town buildings were to be flown at half mast in honor of National Peace Officers’ Memorial Day on Wednesday, May 15 in recognition of all the police officers that have made the ultimate sacrifice for their communities. President John F. Kennedy signedContinue Reading
By Al Dozier The town of Irmo is considering the installation of four charging stations at the Irmo Community Park Irmo for residents with electric vehicles. It would cost the town about $28,000 but it would provide local residents with a quick charge as an increasing number of motoristsContinue Reading
Lexington-Richland School District Five and the Irmo Police Department are proud to announce a new collaboration aimed at better serving families within the district. As part of this partnership, police officers are now equipped with information about the district’s Ready By Five program, enabling them to provide valuable support whileContinue Reading
As of May 7th, the sidewalk leading to the community garden, dog park, and Irmo Skate Park at Rawls Creek Park (1113 Friarsgate Blvd) will be closed to vehicular traffic. This closure is necessary due to upcoming construction work at the park. Ensuring the safety of our residents is ourContinue Reading
The Irmo Community Park came alive with cultural diversity and excitement during the 4th annual Irmo International Festival held on April 28th. From the tantalizing aromas of international cuisine to the captivating rhythms of music and dance, the festival offered a feast for the senses. Attendees were treated to aContinue Reading
At the April 16 Irmo Town Council meeting, Dr. Mary Kennerly was presented with a proclamation recognizing the Irmo International Festival as vital to the community. The festival symbolizes Irmo’s dedication to fostering unity, understanding, and appreciation for the diverse cultural traditions that enrich the town. The festival is thisContinue Reading
By Al Dozier The Irmo Town Council Tuesday approved a resolution formally adopting the Town of Irmo’s Strategic Plan. The plan has been months in the making with staff and council input adopting strategies aimed at assuring a successful future for the town of Irmo. Mayor Bill Danielson described itContinue Reading
Do you live in Irmo? Do you work in Irmo? Do you love Irmo? Now is the time to let us know how you feel about our town and what we can do to make it better. The Town of Irmo is proud to announce a series of public meetingsContinue Reading
Irmo, SC – April 3, 2024 – Town of Irmo Mayor Bill Danielson has been selected to serve on the Executive Board of the Central Midlands Council of Governments (CMCOG). His appointment comes after six months of dedicated service on the council and was made by COG Chairman and CityContinue Reading
The Irmo Town Park came alive with arts and fellowship on March 23, celebrated as Cherry Blossom Day following proclamations by Governor Henry McMaster and Irmo Mayor Bill Danielson, as well as recognition from the SC House of Representatives initiated by Rep. Nathan Ballentine. The 7th annual Irmo Cherry BlossomContinue Reading
Irmo Town Administrator, Courtney Dennis, has successfully graduated from the esteemed South Carolina Executive Institute. This rigorous program is specifically tailored to empower executive leaders within public service organizations, equipping them with the essential skills necessary to adeptly navigate the intricate landscape of their roles. Over the span of sevenContinue Reading