City of Cayce

City of Cayce partners with ColaJazz to offer a series of pop-up jazz concerts in Feb. and March

The City of Cayce is excited to partner with ColaJazz to offer a series of pop-up jazz concerts. All events are free and open to the public from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. We look forward to seeing you there! Pop-Up Jazz Concert dates: Feb. 22: William J. Cayce Grocery Site – End of State […]

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Former Cayce City Councilman and Police Chief, Tim James, issues a statement upon the passing of former Cayce Police Chief A.G. Dantzler

Statement from Tim James: “Our community has lost an icon who had a positive influence on anyone he knew.  Chief A.G. Dantzler knew he wanted to be a public servant from a teenager,- he began his career in 1959, working tirelessly as a police officer, and as a volunteer firemen.  Years later when City leadership developed […]

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Large Industrial Space Available in Cayce for lease of sale, with access to I-26 and Columbia Metropolitan Airport

A large industrial space is available in Cayce for lease of sale, NAI has announced. The property is strategically positioned near Columbia Metropolitan Airport and with easy access to I-26, I-77 & I-20, 2118–2120 Commerce Drive offers a rare opportunity to secure well-located industrial space in the West Columbia market. This ±71,000 SF warehouse facility […]

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New Year’s Eve Fireworks ordinances in effect for West Columbia, Cayce, Lexington, Springdale and Lexington County

West Columbia: In the City of West Columbia Fireworks can only be discharged from 9 AM on December 31 through 1:30 AM on January 1, 2025. Cayce: As we all look to celebrate the new year, our City, City of Cayce Police Department and City of Cayce Fire Department want you to be safe! The discharging or shooting of fireworks within […]

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City of Cayce Promotes Betsy Catchings to Assistant City Manager

The City of Cayce is pleased to announce the promotion of Betsy Catchings, Cayce native and Cayce Utilities Director, to Assistant City Manager. In her role as Cayce Utilities Director, Betsy Catchings was named the Water Environment Association of South Carolina (WEASC) Capital District Engineer of the Year. In past years she was also named the WEASC State Young Professional […]

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Cayce City Councilman Phil Carter selected to serve as Cayce’s Mayor Pro Tem

Longtime Cayce advocate and Cayce City Councilman Phil Carter has been unanimously selected to serve as Cayce’s next Mayor Pro Tem. The vote to choose Carter was Thursday evening. Cayce City Councilman Phil Carter, is a lifelong resident of our City. Born in Cayce, Councilman Carter served as a Trustee for 8 years on the […]

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Cayce Police made 732 traffic stops in October and there were 106 vehicle collisions, according to CPD data report

There were 1,677 Calls for service to the Cayce Police Department in October and and 232 incident reports were filed, according to an October data report released by the CPD. Cayce Police made 732 traffic stops in October and there were 106 vehicle collisions. There were 332 citations issued and 473 warning issued. Cayce Police […]

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Cayce does not have a “strong-mayor” system, employees uncomfortable, changes coming after investigation

Cayce City Manager Jim Crosland resigned earlier this year. In his exit letter he said there was “a toxic environment” in Cayce. Crosland’s comments are included in documents related to an investigation into the inner-workings of Cayce’s government. The investigation was initiated after another City of Cayce staff member lodged a complaint on Oct. 7. […]

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