Richland County Animal Control

York County Public Works Department supports federal, state and local laws through its daily operations in York, S.C. Its animal control division picks up unwanted, stray and injured animals. The division provides shelter to animals and educates people about adoption process and leash laws. Its prison department provides incarceration services, medical treatment and education to inmates. Its road maintenance department repair and maintain roads, cut and remove trees from roadways. The division also installs street and stop signs and construct and repair drainage basins. Its solid waste transfer station processes municipal waste and operates construction, demolition and land clearing debris landfill. Its solid waste collection and recycling division operates recycling separation center and household hazardous material collection program. Its water and sewer division provides drinking water, maintain water transmission and storage facilities and install water meters.

The County of Richland, situated in Columbia, SC, is home to the Assessor's Office, dedicated to appraising all properties at fair market value for tax purposes. With approximately 176,400 properties in its inventory, the office diligently monitors values, adds new constructions yearly, and conducts reassessments every five years as mandated by law. Employing a team of 29, including 12 field appraisers, the office ensures accurate property classification and assessment. Property owners are informed of any value changes exceeding $1,000, with the opportunity to appeal within specific deadlines. The office collaborates with local municipalities, accepts appeals, and facilitates the generation of tax bills based on assessed values. Generated from the website content