Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Andrews.
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Oct 13, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
The new sewer line is proposed divert flow around the cell tower and its footprint. There will be an additional 2 new manholes. The project will also replace 1 existing manhole, and approx. 82 LF of existing sewer piping. All new pipe will match the existing piping and will be 8" dip. The project will utilize 60 LF of existing 14" casing to install the new 8" piping at the existing railroad tracks.
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Census ID
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174914
Employee FTE
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23
Population
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2,522
Procurement Hell Score
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72 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Andrews
The meeting encompassed public hearings regarding modifications to water and sewer rates, a new utility service fee, updates to the comprehensive fee schedule, and the proposed FY 2026-2027 Operating Budget. During the Town Council session, members advanced several ordinances, including modifications to water and sewer rates, utility fees, fee schedules, and the upcoming operating budget. Appointments were made for the Board of Zoning Appeals and the Planning Commission. The Administrator's report covered project updates, including CDBG streetscape initiatives, and administrative matters such as audit timelines and upcoming office closures. Council members also discussed the potential purchase of iPads and ongoing budget constraints.
The council conducted a public hearing regarding the Town of Andrews 2045 Comprehensive Plan, which serves as a long-term roadmap for land use and infrastructure. In the council meeting, agenda items included a presentation on the '1,000 Books Before Kindergarten' literacy initiative by Black River United Way, the adoption of the Comprehensive Plan via ordinance, and the ballot selection of a new Fire Chief. Additionally, updates were provided on insurance renewals, administrative reports, various department activities including fire, police, and public works operations, and community events such as Palmetto Giving Day.
Public-sector contacts connected to Town of Andrews.
The council discussed and approved the second reading of an ordinance to enact a new Code of Ordinances for the Town of Andrews. They also approved a new seat belt policy and a safety resolution. Key updates included progress on the Manhole Project and the CDBG Streetscape Project, as well as an update on the status of town audits. The Mayor's appointment as President of the Municipal Association of South Carolina was recognized. Additionally, the council heard reports regarding the use of iPads for meetings, the need for employee hydration, and discussed the transition of the Police Chief and the future of the local youth mentorship program.
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