Calhoun County Clerk of Court

Located in Lexington, S.C., The Clerk's Office is headed by Clerk of Court who serves a four-year term. The Clerk's Office is responsible for a variety of activities and duties governed by state law under the supervision of the South Carolina Judicial Department and court administration. It supports the work of the courts of general sessions, common pleas and the family court. The office provides information and assistance to prospective jurors and active juries. The Clerk's Office receives criminal warrants and transmits them to the solicitor, receives bails, compiles trial lists, manages the dockets of cases to be heard and staffs the courtroom while the court is in session. It also receives fees, fines and costs, maintains court records and submits reports to a variety of state and federal agencies.

Berkeley County Roads & Bridges department offers repair and maintenance services for various county roads. It provides roadside vegetation control, culvert repair and unpaved road grading services. The department maintains a total of more than 480 miles of paved and unpaved roads, as well as offers drainage management services for rural channels and piped and open ditch systems. It undertakes a range of projects that include road widening, drainage channel improvement, herbicide spraying and stream bank stabilization for upgrading and improving existing facilities. It additionally inspects, maintains and repairs several area boat landings and recreation sites. Berkeley County Roads & Bridges is located in Moncks Corner, S.C., and is administered by the Berkeley County Government.

Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service in Dorchester County offers Private Pesticide Applicator License Certification Training for agricultural producers who need to purchase, use, or supervise the use of restricted-use pesticides on their operation. This certification is not for homeowners, commercial applicators, or pest control operators. The training, held at the county office in Saint George, SC, provides participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to obtain a private applicator license. The program covers topics such as pesticide safety, regulations, and best practices. Participants can register for the training by contacting Paula Varn at the Clemson Extension Office.Generated from the website