City of West Columbia
The West Columbia Police department released data for June. You can see the report if you Click Here: According to the report, there were: 3085 service calls 106 arrests 575 traffic stops 27 DUIs 66 collisions 224 citations 364 warnings 247 suspicious person reports
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A REMINDER from the City of West Columbia. Fireworks can ONLY be discharged on July 4, from 9 AM to 11 PM.
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Start your evening in WeCo’s River District off right by checking out the Meeting Street Artisan Market! Handmade crafts, stunning artwork, baked goods, and more wait for you at the Interactive Art Park (425 Meeting St.) THURSDAY, June 26, from 4-8 PM!
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West Columbia City Council approved the city’s Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget, Monday, at a Special meeting.The $26.3 million budget does not include a tax hike, and includes a slight reduction in property taxes, West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles said before the budget passed with a unanimous vote.
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The West Columbia Meeting Street Artisan Market is open for business Thursday. The market is held from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. every Thursday (except July 3) from June-through-August. It’s next-to West Columbia’s Interactive Art Park at 425 Meeting St. Here’s the lineup for this week. Emerald’s Artistry Carolyn’s Anime Café & Bakery LLC Cindy’s […]
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Crystal Bouknight is leaving her position as West Columbia City Clerk to become South Congaree Town Manager. Bouknight will start her new job in South Congaree on Monday, June 9. “We’re thrilled to be bringing in Crystal as our new Town Manager,” said South Congaree Mayor Cindy Campbell. “Hiring her is a huge step forward […]
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The first of three Rhythm on the River concerts took place last Saturday, and featured Gary Lowder and The Smokin’ Hots. The band drew a large crowd, much of which came from outside of West Columbia. There are two more concerts coming in the Spring. The free concerts, at the West Columbia Riverwalk, are sponsored […]
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The City of West Columbia is making an estimated $15 million investment in the New Brookland Mill Village area. Upgrades include water, stormwater, and roadway improvements. The project will replace aging water infrastructure, improve storm drainage, enhance travel routes, provide on-street parking, and enhance walkability throughout the area. These areas include: Riverwalk Circle along Alexander […]
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