Yemassee This Week April 14, 2023, Vol. 5
Yemassee This Week
April 14, 2023, Vol. 5
National Telecommunicators Week - THANK YOU!
Yemassee Police Department surprised a rockstar team of dispatchers at the Hampton County Emergency Management Center by bringing in some baked goods to enjoy during National Telecommunicators Week. This small gesture of appreciation is an excellent way to show these hardworking professionals their work is valued and appreciated.
National Telecommunicators Week is a special event annually to honor the hardworking men and women who work as dispatchers in emergency services such as police, fire, and medical services. These dedicated professionals are responsible for answering emergency calls, dispatching appropriate emergency personnel to the scene, and providing critical support and assistance to callers during stressful and often traumatic situations.
Dispatchers are often the unsung heroes of emergency services, and their hard work and dedication can often go unnoticed. By recognizing their efforts and providing them with a small token of appreciation, the Yemassee Police Department has demonstrated its commitment to supporting its dispatchers and ensuring that they feel valued and appreciated. - Matt Garnes, Town Administrator
Key Tax Dates
April 18- Federal and State Taxes
April 20 -Hospitality Tax and Accommodation Tax Quarterly returns due
April 20 - Business Licenses Renewals Due
The Town of Yemassee has four major capital projects at various stages.
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Chief of Police Gregory Z. Alexander is pleased to announce that the Yemasee Police Department will participate in the Autism Police Patch Program.
Members of the Department will wear the Autism Awareness patch on their uniforms during April, which is National Autism Awareness Month.
- Town Council approved the second and final reading on a zoning map amendment for the three parts of the Ironline Project. The parcels were re-zoned to Planned Unit Development.
- The Planning Commission gave the go-ahead for the first phase of the Ironline Metals Project. They will build a 100,000 square feet factory that makes steel studs for residential and commercial buildings. This first part is going to cost more than $6.5 million. Now, they can apply for a permit to start building.
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