New city planner gets to work September 29, 2020 Effingham Herald Rincon’s city planner is getting accustomed to the lay of the land in his new post “We’re getting there,” said Jason Stewart, who reported for duty Aug. 31. “There’s a lot of stuff going on.”
Rincon asks voters for penny sales tax for roads September 16, 2020 Savannah Morning News Paving, drainage improvements and a second entrance to the Picket Fences subdivision are among the projects the City of Rincon will pay for if voters in Effingham County approve a penny-per-dollar sales tax on Nov. 3.
Rincon's delinquent water customers put on notice August 18, 2020 Effingham Herald “We’ve decided to go ahead and begin the process again of shutoffs but we’ve been very circumspect about it,” City Manager John Klimm told the council on Monday.
Council rewarded for local shopping commitment August 18, 2020 Effingham Herald During a special called meeting Monday night, the Rincon City Council stuck to its commitment to shop local.
Cowart's hiring equals audit success for City of Rincon August 10, 2020 Effingham Herald According to the Georgia Department of Audits and Accounts, the City of Rincon’s financial house is in order.
New city planner picked from 'very qualified field' July 21, 2020 Effingham Herald Jason Stewart emerged from a talented pack to win a key City of Rincon job last week.
New police chief takes oath; officers promoted July 14, 2020 Effingham Herald The Rincon City Council emphatically promoted the continuation of the current condition of the Rincon Police Department on Monday night.
Rincon police chief sheds interim tag June 29, 2020 Effingham Herald Nine months after being named interim police chief, Jonathan Murrell received a big bundle of joy.
Rincon City Council honors exiting Kelly June 29, 2020 Effingham Herald During its June 22 meeting, the Rincon City Council opened with a tribute to longtime City Planner LaMeisha Hunter Kelly, who resigned a few days earlier to pursue another career opportunity.
Outgoing city planner expresses gratitude June 15, 2020 Effingham Herald City Planner LaMeisha Hunter Kelly voiced nothing but gratitude in the letter of resignation she submitted to City Manager John Klimm.