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The Administration Building is operated by the government of Lexington County in South Carolina. The building houses the Public Safety Director, Public Safety Communications, Emergency Management, Auditor and Treasurer offices. It also maintains various offices responsible for handling matters related to deed registration, planning, procurement, geographic information system (GIS), community development and information services. The Administration Building additionally offers a location for the finance and human resources departments.

The Aiken County Public Service Authority (PSA) in Beech Island, SC is dedicated to producing clean water for tomorrow by providing efficient and economical wastewater services to the cities of Aiken and North Augusta, as well as local industries and water districts in between. With a focus on environmental sustainability, the PSA treats approximately thirteen million gallons of wastewater each day, ensuring that treated effluent is released to the Savannah River for reuse downstream. As a self-supporting enterprise fund, the Aiken County PSA operates independently from Aiken County Taxes, working collaboratively with its customers to achieve a pollution-free environment. With low treatment costs and a commitment to meeting stricter environmental regulations, the PSA aims to connect new residential, commercial, and industrial customers to the sewer system, stabilizing future treatment costs for all users and promoting system expansion for a sustainable future.Generated from the website

Augusta Richmond County Landfill, located in Blythe, Georgia, is a state-permitted Subtitle D landfill that operates with strict regulations and monitoring to prevent contamination of groundwater, air, and surrounding land. The landfill employs standard management practices such as leachate collection and treatment, as well as the collection and conversion of methane gas into compressed natural gas. It accepts various types of waste, including household waste, inert waste, construction and demolition waste, metal waste, tires, and non-hazardous special waste. The landfill is committed to environmental safety and continues to be monitored and maintained even after reaching capacity. Visitors can schedule a visit to learn more about landfill operations and witness how landfills work. The landfill operates on weekdays from 5:00 am to 4:00 pm and on Saturdays from 6:00 am to 10:00 am, with certain holidays being observed as closed. For more information, individuals can contact the landfill directly.Generated from the website