Lexington County, South Carolina

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Lexington County is one of 46 counties in South Carolina. The county's population was estimated to be 235,272 in 2005. The county seat is Lexington.
  • Established: 1804
  • Land area: 699 square miles
  • Form of Government: Council-Administrator
  • Council Members: 9
  • Method of Election: Single Member
  • Term Length: 4 years
  • Lexington County is part of the Central Midlands Council of Government, along with Fairfield, Newberry and Richland counties.[1]

[edit] Website evaluation

Budget
Meetings
Elected Officials
Administrative Officials
Permits, zoning
Audits
Contracts
Lobbying
Public records
Local taxes
County websites


[edit] The good

  • Council members listed with contact information.[2] Meeting schedule, minutes and agendas available.[3]
  • Budgets and financial audits available.[4]
  • Local tax information provided.[5][6]
  • Administrative officials listed with contact information.[7]
  • Current bids posted, contracts not available.[8]
  • Zoning ordinance[9] and building permits available.[10]

[edit] The bad

[edit] County budget

The county is reported to have a fund balance of nearly $50 million in early 2009.[11]

[edit] External links

[edit] References