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Town of Moncks Regular Meeting, July, 2026
Published: Jul 22, 2026
Town Council Discusses New Community Service Officers for Recreation Facilities and Park Safety Measures
The council discussed the addition of two Community Service Officer (CSO) positions (LE3) to monitor recreation facilities and events, as well as provide security for meetings. These CSOs will not be performing general patrol duties and will focus on peak times and coverage when regular police officers (LE1) are occupied elsewhere. The decision to hire LE3 instead of LE1 officers was primarily for cost savings and reduced training requirements. The council also discussed the possibility of installing emergency call boxes at parks.
Mayor Reports on Diverse Community Engagements, Sporting Events, and Public Safety Activities
During the Mayor's report, several community events and engagements were highlighted. These included participation in the town's first Juneteenth parade and community gathering, support for local girls' and boys' recreation softball teams at state tournaments, and attendance at the swearing-in ceremony for the forensics technician. The Mayor also mentioned meeting with Senator Lindsey Graham to discuss grants, attending a successful street dance at Unity Park, and the town's annual Independence Day fireworks show, which saw strong attendance and positive community reception. Other activities included retirement lunches for Sergeant Robert Thomas, meetings with Berkeley County Supervisor Johnny Cribb regarding county projects, and a promotional ceremony for police officers. A formative meeting for a property purchase program along California Branch was also attended.
Rezoning Debate Highlights Traffic Concerns on Residential Streets Adjacent to Proposed Commercial Development
During the discussion of the rezoning of parcels on RC Dennis to General Commercial (C2), significant concerns were raised by council members and residents regarding potential traffic impacts on George Street and Finnick Drive, which serve adjacent residential neighborhoods and connect to Highway 52. While staff assured that measures would be taken to prevent commercial access to these residential streets and that required buffers would be implemented, some remained skeptical about the town's ability to control future traffic flow and potential shortcuts through neighborhoods. The resident speaking in opposition also alleged that proper public notification procedures, including sign posting, were not followed for the hearing.
Senator Tim Scott's Regional Director Introduces Himself, Offers Constituent Services and Grant Support
Mr. AD Jordan, the new regional director for Senator Tim Scott, introduced himself to the council and community. He emphasized his availability via cell phone for constituent services, highlighting the Senator's full-time case management department that handles federal issues such as passports, social security, veterans affairs, IRS, and Medicare. Jordan also mentioned the office's support for grant applications and providing information on federal legislative issues. He shared his background as a former city and county councilman, expressing admiration for the council's work and commitment.
Project Updates: Winter Sheet Nearing Completion, Lacy Park Demolition Done, NRCS Buyout Program Progressing
The Administrator provided project updates, noting the imminent completion of the Winter Sheet project, with the road expected to reopen after the following day. The Lacy Park project is well underway, with demolition complete and the contractor working at a good pace. The NRCS property buyout meeting was well-attended and received positively, with contractors actively engaging interested property owners. Additionally, the Moco and NO publications are expected to be released within the next month, with plans to publish them earlier in future years.
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