Aiken, SC – Recognizing the impact on local businesses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Aiken has extended the due date deadline without penalty for the City of Aiken Business Licenses to 5:00 pm, Monday, August 31.
iken City Council has approved an ordinance requiring individuals to wear face coverings in certain situations and locations in order to protect, preserve, and promote the general health, safety and welfare and the peace and order of the community related to the potential exposure of City residents, employees and visitors to COVID-19. Included: Frequently Asked Questions and Signs for Establishments and Facilities.
Aiken, SC – The City of Aiken issued an emergency ordinance requiring individuals to wear face coverings in certain situations and locations to protect, preserve, and promote the general health, safety, and welfare and the peace and order of the community related to the potential exposure of City residents, employees, and visitors to COVID-19. The emergency ordinance passed with a vote of 5-2 in favor.
Aiken City Council issued a resolution that is strongly encouraging the use of face coverings, and other measures intended to safeguard against the spread of COVID-19 during an emergency meeting held July 2, 2020.
On May 13, 2020 Gov. McMaster’s rescinded the request that utilities refrain from service cutoffs. The City of Aiken will also be moving forward to return to normal monthly business practices.
Aiken, SC – The City of Aiken will extend and continue the following implemented measures and procedures that are aligned with guidance from the Department of Health and Environment Control (DHEC) regarding COVID-19. These extended measures are in response to South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster’s recent executive orders and will be in effect through Tuesday, May 12, 2020