Municipal Assn of SC

Promoting cities and towns as the economic engines of SC

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The Small Cities Summit, taking place August 12, is aimed at addressing the needs and challenges of smaller cities and towns. Executive Director Todd Glover and Deputy Executive Director Jake Broom share what to expect.

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Legal requirements for web accessibility under the Americans with Disabilities Act will go into effect in April 2027 and April 2028. Hear Kevin Benson of VC3 discuss what city officials need to know.

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SC towns and cities are taking a proactive approach to helping workers and residents find affordable housing. Learn how @townofbluffton, @hardeevillesc and @citycharleston are using partnerships and innovation to promote workforce housing.

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With the population growth in South Carolina, economic development has become a priority in some cities and towns. Learn how @cityofgreenville @cityofmauldinsc are using creativity and vision for long-term sustainability.

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Hundreds of representatives from South Carolina’s cities and towns came to the Municipal Association of SC 2026 Annual Meeting. Presenters discussed keeping local communities thriving and civility in public service.

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The Municipal Association board of directors executive committee, along with staff, traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet SC congressional delegation members, strengthen relationships with chiefs of staff and legislative directors, and discuss federal issues impacting cities.

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This fall, the Municipal Association will begin its Regional Advocacy Meetings designed to facilitate discussions and listen to local concerns that could turn into statewide legislation. Find meeting information online.

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More concurrent sessions begin at 10 a.m. attendees will learn about South Carolina municipal forms of government and the Freedom of Information Act for elected officials. #StrongSCcities

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There are more concurrent sessions taking place at 9 a.m. Attendees have the opportunity to learn about data centers or alternative rules of procedures. #StrongSCcities

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More concurrent sessions are taking place at the Municipal Association's Annual Meeting! Attendees have an opportunity to learn about municipal workforce and cyberattacks. #StrongSCcities

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The concurrent sessions will begin at 1:30 p.m. attendees will have a chance to test their knowledge with the Municipal Association's advocacy team or have the opportunity to learn how an online comment can drain staff time.

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During the Municipal Association's Annual Meeting, keynote speaker Doug Griffiths shared valuable information on how to face specific challenges and utilize tools to move communities to success. #StrongSCcities #AM2026MASC

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The next general session starts at 9 a.m. Hear keynote speaker Doug Griffiths share 13 ways that communities sabotage their own success and tools to begin moving forward with success. #StrongSCcities

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During the Municipal Association's Annual Meeting, the "Mastering the Narrative" preconference workshop equipped elected officials and staff with skills to inform residents, engage stakeholders and manage crises effectively. #StrongSCcities#2026MASCAM

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The 2026 Municipal Association of South Carolina Annual Meeting starts today! Get ready for inspiring sessions and networking opportunities. Explore the full agenda and session details with the Municipal Association’s app.

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If you were a retailer, would you choose your own community for investment? Explore key factors to consider when positioning your city or town for new development.

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In 2026, the General Assembly passed laws making numerous changes to municipal elections. Municipal Association General Counsel Eric Shytle and Associate General Counsel Sara Weathers discuss the impacts.

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Applications for the Municipal Association's IMPACT Fund grants will open on Monday, July 20. Learn more about the two types of grants and their requirements online.

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The @muniassnsc joins communities across SC in mourning the passing of Sen. Lindsey Graham. A steadfast advocate for our state & residents, he dedicated his life to public service. We extend our condolences to all who are grieving. - Mayor Brandy Amidon, President, @muniassnsc

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During the Municipal Association's Annual Meeting, technology partner VC3 will offer Tech Talks covering municipal technology issues. Read the article to learn more about the sessions covered.