We want to thank the educators throughout our Liberty community for their dedication, patience, and commitment to shaping future generations. The impact teachers have reaches far beyond the classroom, and their hard work does not go unnoticed.
To all teachers, thank you for the time, care, and passion you pour into your students and our community each day. We appreciate you!
Special Called Meeting
Tuesday, May 12th, 2026
Rosewood Center
1) Opening Comments
2) Pledge and Moment of Silence
3) General Comments
4) Review of April 27th Meeting Minutes
5) Rezoning Application- Old Norris Road (Rezoning Request from 500 to 501)
a. Presentation
b. Board Discussion
c. Vote
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Whether they are responding to calls, arriving first on the scene in an emergency, patrolling our neighborhoods, supporting community events, or working behind the scenes, their commitment to keeping our community safe does not go unnoticed. They show up at all hours, handle difficult situations with professionalism, and are there when our community needs them most.
Their dedication, courage, and service play a vital role in making Liberty a safe place to live, work, and gather.
To our Police Department and all first responders, thank you. We appreciate your service and are grateful for all that you do for our community.
Please note: the dog pictured is not a Liberty K-9. Her name is Lily, and she is Chief Tetter's personal dog.
Whether they are responding to calls, arriving first on the scene in an emergency, patrolling our neighborhoods, supporting community events, or working behind the scenes, their commitment to keeping our community safe does not go unnoticed. They show up at all hours, handle difficult situations with professionalism, and are there when our community needs them most.
Their dedication, courage, and service play a vital role in making Liberty a safe place to live, work, and gather.
To our Police Department and all first responders, thank you. We appreciate your service and are grateful for all that you do for our community.
Please note: the dog pictured is not a Liberty K-9. Her name is Lily, and she is Chief Tetter's personal dog.
Business license renewals were due April 30, 2026, and are now considered past due. A 15% penalty began on May 1st and will continue to increase by an additional 5% on the first of each month the license remains unpaid. A $25 administrative late filing fee will also apply for each year the license is late.
If you have any questions, please contact business.license@libertysc.com
As part of Public Service Recognition Week, we were able to surprise our staff with coffee and muffins from Moose on Main this morning as a small token of our appreciation for all that they do.
Every department plays an important role in serving our community, and we are grateful for the hard work, dedication, and commitment our employees show each and every day.
To our City of Liberty staff, thank you for all you do for our residents, businesses, and community.
As part of Public Service Recognition Week, we were able to surprise our staff with coffee and muffins from Moose on Main this morning as a small token of our appreciation for all that they do.
Every department plays an important role in serving our community, and we are grateful for the hard work, dedication, and commitment our employees show each and every day.
To our City of Liberty staff, thank you for all you do for our residents, businesses, and community.
Public Service Recognition Week is May 3–9, and it is all about celebrating those who serve. For us, that includes our incredible Public Works team, whose dedication helps keep our city safe, clean, and functioning every single day.
From maintaining roads and city properties to responding during storms, clearing debris, handling repairs, and supporting city events, Public Works plays a huge role in the daily operations of Liberty. Their work often happens early in the morning, late in the evening, and behind the scenes, but the impact is seen everywhere.
Public servants fuel America every day, in every community, and we are proud to see that right here at home.
If you see a member of our Public Works team this week, take a moment to thank them, share a kind word, or recognize the hard work they do for our community.
To our Public Works team, thank you. We appreciate your dedication, your service, and the pride you take in keeping Liberty moving forward.
Public Service Recognition Week is May 3–9, and it is all about celebrating those who serve. For us, that includes our amazing Parks and Recreation team, whose hard work helps create spaces and experiences that bring our community together.
From maintaining our parks and athletic facilities to organizing youth sports, community programs, and family activities, Parks and Recreation plays a big role in the quality of life in Liberty. Their work helps create memories, encourage connection, and make our city a place people are proud to call home.
Public servants fuel America every day, in every community, and we are proud to see that right here at home.
If you see a member of our Parks and Recreation team this week, take a moment to thank them for the work they do to keep our parks beautiful, our sports programs running, and our community connected through events and activities. Their hard work helps create spaces and experiences for families, athletes, and residents of all ages to enjoy.
To our Parks and Recreation team, thank you. We appreciate your dedication, your service, and the care you put into making Liberty a better place for everyone.
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with us as we recognize the rich culture, history, and traditions of Mexico. While it is often seen as a day of celebration, Cinco de Mayo actually commemorates the Mexican army’s victory over the Second French Empire at the Battle of Puebla in 1862, led by General Ignacio Zaragoza.
Though it is not Mexico’s Independence Day, the holiday has come to symbolize resilience, pride, and the strength of a community coming together. Today, it is widely celebrated as a way to honor Mexican heritage and culture, filled with music, food, and time spent with others.
Happy Cinco de Mayo!
A huge thank you to ClearWater Solutions for sponsoring this week’s employee appreciation lunch. Because of their generosity, we were able to provide a catered lunch from Little Bistro for our City of Liberty team as a small way to say thank you for all they do.
It meant a lot to take a moment and recognize the work our team does each day to serve the City of Liberty. We’re grateful for the time, effort, and care each of you puts into our community.
Thank you to everyone who was able to join us and be part of it. To those who couldn’t make it, we missed you and look forward to being together next time.
We appreciate you all more than you know!
As part of Public Service Recognition Week, we want to take a moment to thank the staff who work behind the scenes to serve our community. From answering phones and assisting residents, managing records, and keeping operations organized.
City Hall is often the first stop for questions, concerns, and support, and our team shows up each day ready to help. Their commitment to providing reliable, responsive service does not go unnoticed.
Public servants fuel our community every day, and we are proud to see that right here at City Hall.
To our City Hall team, thank you. We appreciate your dedication and the role you play in serving the City of Liberty.
Public Service Appreciation Week.
We appreciate your understanding as we take this time to celebrate the people who serve our community each day.
Notice is hereby given that three (3) or more members of the Liberty City Council may attend the Public Service Recognition Week celebration lunch at the Rosewood Center.
Date: Monday, May 4, 2026
Time: 12 PM
Location: Rosewood Center
No official action or voting will take place
Today, we are kicking off Public Service Recognition Week by recognizing the leaders who help guide Liberty forward!
Public Service Recognition Week is May 3–9, and it is all about celebrating those who serve. We’re starting the week by recognizing our City Council members, who dedicate their time, leadership, and service to our community.
Our Council works hard both behind the scenes and in the public eye to make decisions that shape the future of Liberty. They attend meetings, listen to concerns, support city projects, and work alongside staff to help keep our city moving forward. Their commitment to serving the people of Liberty does not go unnoticed.
Public servants fuel America every day, in every community, and we are proud to see that right here at home.
If you see one of our Council members this week, take a moment to thank them, share a kind word, or recognize the work they do for our community.
To our City Council, thank you. We appreciate your leadership, your service, and your dedication to the City of Liberty.
Starting May 3-9, we are taking time to recognize the people who keep Liberty running!
Public Service Recognition Week is May 3-9, and it is all about celebrating those who serve. For us, that starts with our own team. The employees of the City of Liberty show up every day to take care of this community, whether you see them out and about or working behind the scenes.
They answer the calls, keep things moving, solve problems, and show up for Liberty in ways big and small. That kind of dedication does not go unnoticed.
Public servants fuel America every day, in every community, and we are proud to see that right here at home.
A special thank you to ClearWater Solutions for sponsoring this week’s employee appreciation lunch. Because of their generosity, we are able to provide a catered lunch from Little Bistro for our City of Liberty team as a small way to say thank you for all they do.
If you know a City employee, take a moment this week to thank them, share a kind word, or recognize the work they do.
To our City of Liberty team, thank you. We appreciate you and are grateful for the role you play in serving this community every single day!
LIBERTY CITY COUNCIL
Work Session
May 5th, 2026, at 6:45 pm Rosewood Center419 E Main St. Liberty, SC 29657
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION:
• Welcome & Call to Order - Mayor Andrea Wagner
• 26/27 Fiscal Year Budget
- Forensic Audit*
- Legal Review and Codification of
Ordinances**
- Hospitality 150th Celebration (HTAX Fund
Balance)
• Water Department Updates
- No Shut Off List for Medical/Essential
Businesses
- Internal Policy Change: Disconnects
• Speed Bumps on Alta Vista Ct/Dr
• Discussion and possible action to promote budget
transparency by establishing a council-approved
amount that requires individual line-item(s).
• Updates on Lakewood Heights Tennis Court Repairs
• Updates on Sarlin Park Courtyard Flower Bed
• Adjournment
Forensic Audit*
- The primary purpose of a forensic audit for a municipality is to detect,
investigate, and document evidence of fraud, misconduct, or illegal
activities (such as embezzlement, bribery, or asset misappropriation) to
support potential legal proceedings and ensure financial integrity.
Legal Review and Codification of Ordinances**
-The legal review and recodification of ordinances is a systematic process
where experienced attorneys and editorial staff review a municipality's
laws to remove obsolete provisions, resolve inconsistencies, and ensure
compliance with state statutes. This process typically involves organizing
ordinances into a logical structure of chapters and sections, followed by
drafting, reviewing, and publishing an updated code for adoption by the
governing body.
Please click the link for the public facing budget.
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🚨 Water Outage Notice 🚨
Residents of Karla Ave, Mountain View Drive, N Palmetto St and Scout Circle please be aware that there is currently a water outage due to a water line break. Our team is on-site and working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
We appreciate your patience and understanding while we get everything back to normal.
Gina is a graduate of Tri-County Technical College with a degree in accounting. She has extensive knowledge of municipal/government finance operations, delivering accuracy, transparency, and integrity to ensure fiscal accountability. Liberty is where she calls home and she is eager to see Liberty thrive and continue to grow. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, traveling, and gardening.
For all accounting inquiries, Gina can be reached at goshea@libertysc.com.
Please join us in welcoming Gina to the City of Liberty!
