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Links to midlands governmental web sites including the City of Columbia, Richland County and others.
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Sites currently sorted by: Popularity (from most hits to fewest hits)Welcome to Richland County Public Library online! A tremendous variety of materials and services are available at your library, including research tools, book reviews, downloadable audiobooks, and much more. RCPL was the 2001 Library of the Year.
Added on: 15-May-2007 | hits: 770
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DetailsThe Columbia Council of Neighborhoods (CCN) is a volunteer, community-based umbrella organization which coordinates the activities of over eighty city neighborhood organizations.
Added on: 16-Aug-2005 | hits: 735
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DetailsThe Official Richland County web site. Features county information including elected officials, county ordinances, county departments and services, tourism opportunities, and other information. The interactive mapping feature is informative and entertaining.
Added on: 27-Sep-2007 | hits: 677
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DetailsSince 1969, the Central Midlands Council of Governments (CMCOG) has been assisting local governments develop local and regional plans within the four midlands counties (Fairfield, Lexington, Newberry, Richland) of South Carolina, as well as providing local governments with planning and technical support to improve the quality of life within the region.
Added on: 27-Sep-2007 | hits: 634
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DetailsThe official City of Columbia web site. Features information about departments and services, City Council meetings, zoning hearings, neighborhoods, economic development, and other information. Includes an online request for services, and a directory listing of city contacts.
Added on: 27-Sep-2007 | hits: 616
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DetailsThe Columbia Police Department has adopted the slogan: "THE POSITIVE DIFFERENCE". Those words don't apply only to the men and women of the department, but also to their number one ally, the citizens of South Carolina's Capital City.
The department has become a leader in the country in making the concept of community policing a reality. Community policing is addressing community concerns at the grassroots level. The plan for Community Policing was developed by the department in concert with broad based representation of community representatives from all segments of the city. As the department moves into the next century, it has set realistic goals and is continuing to develop partnerships throughout the community.
Added on: 11-Mar-2009 | hits: 495
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DetailsThe Climate Protection Action Committee (CPAC) is a volunteer group established by the City of Columbia (COC) for the purpose of identifying measures that can be taken to reduce greenhouse gases. The committee's initial focus has been internal to City government. As a future focus, the committee will identify community outreach and education programs to encourage others to take action to live "greener."
CPAC hosts the annual Green is Good for Business Climate Protection Action Conference, where attendees learn more about the environmental challenges our area faces and ways they can make a difference.
With the unveiling of the Green Business program, CPAC is helping businesses and non-profits develop green business models for their organizations.
Added on: 11-Feb-2009 | hits: 450
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