Richland County Recreation Commission Adult Activity Center

Rock Hill parks, recreation and tourism department oversees various projects, including Rock Hill Tennis Center, West Parking Lot, Manchester Meadows site, Glencairn Garden, and trails and greenways master plan. Located in Rock Hill, S.C., the department Hosts a wide variety of events, such as the National Softball Association youth girls world series, softball season, and mayor's teen volunteer program. Its Northside Center, built on more than 6-acres of space, includes community, game and craft rooms, fully equipped gymnasium, playground, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, shuffleboard courts, climbing wall, picnic shelters, all-purpose field, and a connector to the Northside Greenway walking trail. The department s administrative and tourism services division provides basic support services, including accounting, clerical and personnel operations, and marketing and promotions of programs, special events and facilities.

Lancaster County Council on Aging has been serving seniors in Lancaster County, South Carolina since 1975, providing a range of essential services including home-delivered meals, transportation, and homemaker services. With multiple senior centers located in Lancaster, Heath Springs, and Kershaw, the Council offers a vibrant and engaging community for seniors to socialize and participate in various activities. Committed to enhancing the quality of life for seniors, Lancaster County Council on Aging strives to meet the nutritional, transportation, and household needs of older adults, ensuring they can age with dignity and independence. Through their dedicated efforts, the Council has become a trusted resource for seniors in Lancaster County.Generated from the website

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