Residential Trash Collection Schedule for the week of Memorial Day
Memorial Day …………………………… Monday, May 25, 2026
Monday’s route will be collected on Tuesday
Tuesday’s route will be collected on Wednesday
Wednesday’s route will be collected on Thursday
Thursday’s route will be collected on Friday
Friday’s route will be collected on Saturday
City of Liberty
Board of Zoning Appeals Regular Meeting and Public Hearing
Tuesday, May 26th, 2026, 5:30 PM Rosewood Center
1) Opening Comments/Establishment of Quorum
2) December 17th, 2025, Meeting Minutes Review
3) Variance Request:
a. Tractor Supply Company – Sign Regulations
i. Applicant Presentation
ii. Board Discussion
iii. Public Comments
iv. Board Vote
4) Other Business
5) Adjournment
Board of Zoning Appeals Regular Meeting and Public Hearing
Tuesday, May 26th, 2026, 5:30 PM Rosewood Center
1) Opening Comments/Establishment of Quorum
2) December 17th, 2025, Meeting Minutes Review
3) Variance Request:
a. Tractor Supply Company – Sign Regulations
i. Applicant Presentation
ii. Board Discussion
iii. Public Comments
iv. Board Vote
4) Other Business
5) Adjournment
Interested in setting up at the vendor location above the railroad tracks? We’ve had a lot of interest from vendors wanting to use this location, so to help keep scheduling organized and ensure everyone has a fair opportunity, we have created a sign-up process for reserving this space.
If you are a food or beverage vendor with an active City of Liberty business license and would like to reserve this location, please email RailroadVendorAvailability@libertysc.com with your requested date and time, and we will check availability and add you to the calendar if the time slot is open.
To keep this space running smoothly for everyone, all vendors are required to schedule and receive approval prior to setting up. Vendors without a confirmed time slot may be asked to leave.
This location at the railroad tracks is designated specifically for food and beverage vendors only.
Please be aware that yard sales will not be permitted on the corner lot by the railroad tracks.
Time slots are available on a first come, first served basis.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!
If you are a food or beverage vendor with an active City of Liberty business license and would like to reserve this location, please email RailroadVendorAvailability@libertysc.com with your requested date and time, and we will check availability and add you to the calendar if the time slot is open.
To keep this space running smoothly for everyone, all vendors are required to schedule and receive approval prior to setting up. Vendors without a confirmed time slot may be asked to leave.
This location at the railroad tracks is designated specifically for food and beverage vendors only.
Please be aware that yard sales will not be permitted on the corner lot by the railroad tracks.
Time slots are available on a first come, first served basis.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!
Exciting news cheers parents! 📣
Check your emails for team assignments and important upcoming cheer information. If you did not receive an email, please reach out to Ashley Baker abaker@libertysc.com.
Make sure to mark your calendars 🗓️ for Meet the Coach/uniform fitting day on May 30th.
6u Smith - 9:00
6u McMannis - 9:45
8u Bearden - 10:30
10u Arment - 11:15
All Star - 12:00
Thanks to our awesome crew, Sarlin Park has a fresh new upgrade!
Our Mayor, City Staff and Council members are working diligently to ensure our town is accessible to everyone. Thanks so much for your patience as these projects are not done overnight and for your teamwork and advocacy for all.
🚨 Water Outage Notice 🚨
Residents of Evergreen Circle, Katherine Lane and parts of Summit Drive, please be aware that there is currently a water outage.
Our team is on-site and working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. This will last approximately 2 hours.
We appreciate your patience and understanding while we get everything back to normal.
Residents of Evergreen Circle, Katherine Lane and parts of Summit Drive, please be aware that there is currently a water outage.
Our team is on-site and working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. This will last approximately 2 hours.
We appreciate your patience and understanding while we get everything back to normal.
🚨Water service will be temporarily shut off today for areas from Old Norris Road to the intersection of Hwy. 93 and Alta Vista while crews complete repairs. Service is expected to be off for approximately 2–3 hours.
We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as our team works to restore service as quickly as possible.
We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as our team works to restore service as quickly as possible.
We’re happy to share that Thrill Hill has reopened! Thank you to everyone for your patience and understanding while repairs were being made.
As we continue monitoring the area, there is a possibility that Thrill Hill may need to temporarily close again in the future for more extensive repairs if needed. We will be sure to keep you updated if that time comes.
Thank you again for your patience and support as we continue making improvements for the community.
Congrats to our 2026 All-Star Cheer Team! 📣❤️
The Lady Devils will hit the competition mat later this year and we promise this is going to be a team you don't want to miss! 🔥
Happy Mother’s Day from the City of Liberty!
Today we celebrate the moms, grandmothers, and all mother figures who shape our lives in the most meaningful ways. Your love, guidance, and support do not go unnoticed.
Today we celebrate the moms, grandmothers, and all mother figures who shape our lives in the most meaningful ways. Your love, guidance, and support do not go unnoticed.
City of Liberty- Regular Session
May 11th, 2026, at 6:45 PM
Rosewood Center- 419 E Main St., Liberty, SC 29657
• Call to Order
o Mayor Andrea Wagner
• Invocation
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Public Session
o (Speakers are allowed 3 minutes)
• Presentation
o Terracon
• Approval of Minutes –
o April 13th, 2026, Regular Session
o May 5th, 2026, Work Session
• New Business: (1st Readings/ Resolutions)
o 2026-2027 Fiscal Year Operating Budget
o 2025-2026 Zoning Ordinance
• Old Business: (2nd Readings)
o Special Event Ordinance
AN ORDINANCE CREATED FOR LIMITED-TIME SPECIAL EVENTS
• City/Financial Report
• Department Head Reports
o Katie Sizemore- Deputy Administrator
o Josh Black- Parks and Recreation Director
o Adam Manley- Public Works Director
o Vic Tetter- Police Chief
• City Council Comments
o Council Member Jon Humphrey (At-Large)
o Council Member Rhonda Whitaker (At-Large)
o Council Member Mikail Cantley (Ward 1)
o Council Member Gerald Wilson (Ward 2)
o Council Member William “Bo” Cooley (Ward 3)
o Council Member Jeff Massie (Ward 4)
• Mayor’s Announcements
• Adjournment
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5515/Col/fcd7c524-814c-4f66-b5db-1e81b01baaf1/May-11th-RS-Agenda.pdf?disposition=inline
Council Packets:
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5515/Col/8f6feaca-13c7-4945-a963-6e2babd61066/Council-Packet-5-11-26.pdf?disposition=inline
May 11th, 2026, at 6:45 PM
Rosewood Center- 419 E Main St., Liberty, SC 29657
• Call to Order
o Mayor Andrea Wagner
• Invocation
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Public Session
o (Speakers are allowed 3 minutes)
• Presentation
o Terracon
• Approval of Minutes –
o April 13th, 2026, Regular Session
o May 5th, 2026, Work Session
• New Business: (1st Readings/ Resolutions)
o 2026-2027 Fiscal Year Operating Budget
o 2025-2026 Zoning Ordinance
• Old Business: (2nd Readings)
o Special Event Ordinance
AN ORDINANCE CREATED FOR LIMITED-TIME SPECIAL EVENTS
• City/Financial Report
• Department Head Reports
o Katie Sizemore- Deputy Administrator
o Josh Black- Parks and Recreation Director
o Adam Manley- Public Works Director
o Vic Tetter- Police Chief
• City Council Comments
o Council Member Jon Humphrey (At-Large)
o Council Member Rhonda Whitaker (At-Large)
o Council Member Mikail Cantley (Ward 1)
o Council Member Gerald Wilson (Ward 2)
o Council Member William “Bo” Cooley (Ward 3)
o Council Member Jeff Massie (Ward 4)
• Mayor’s Announcements
• Adjournment
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5515/Col/fcd7c524-814c-4f66-b5db-1e81b01baaf1/May-11th-RS-Agenda.pdf?disposition=inline
Council Packets:
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5515/Col/8f6feaca-13c7-4945-a963-6e2babd61066/Council-Packet-5-11-26.pdf?disposition=inline
This week, we proudly recognize Public Service Recognition Week, celebrated May 3–9, 2026, and take time to honor the dedicated individuals who serve our community every single day.
From City Hall to Public Works, Parks & Recreation, Police, Fire, City Council, and every department in between, public servants work behind the scenes and on the front lines to keep Liberty running strong. Their commitment, professionalism, and service make a lasting difference in the lives of our residents.
Public service is more than a job, it is a commitment to community, and we are grateful for those who choose to serve.
Please join us in thanking the employees, first responders, and public servants who help make Liberty a better place every day. Their hard work does not go unnoticed, and we appreciate all that they do.
From City Hall to Public Works, Parks & Recreation, Police, Fire, City Council, and every department in between, public servants work behind the scenes and on the front lines to keep Liberty running strong. Their commitment, professionalism, and service make a lasting difference in the lives of our residents.
Public service is more than a job, it is a commitment to community, and we are grateful for those who choose to serve.
Please join us in thanking the employees, first responders, and public servants who help make Liberty a better place every day. Their hard work does not go unnoticed, and we appreciate all that they do.
May 4–8, 2026, is Teacher Appreciation Week, and we are proud to recognize the teachers who make a difference in the lives of students every single day.
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!
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!
City of Liberty Planning Commission
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
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5515/Col/177e2fde-3ca5-4fd7-a251-525456946bf3/may12thagenda.pdf?disposition=inline
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
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5515/Col/177e2fde-3ca5-4fd7-a251-525456946bf3/may12thagenda.pdf?disposition=inline
As part of Public Service Recognition Week (May 3-9), we’re taking time to recognize the men and women of our Police Department, along with all of our first responders, who serve and protect the City of Liberty every day.
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.
As part of Public Service Recognition Week (May 3-9), we’re taking time to recognize the men and women of our Police Department, along with all of our first responders, who serve and protect the City of Liberty every day.
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.
Attention Liberty business owners:
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
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.
Today we are taking time to recognize the people who work hard behind the scenes to keep Liberty running!
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 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.
