Lexington County Solid Waste to use $4,936 Palmetto Pride grant for enforcement tools
September 08, 2026 | Lexington County, South Carolina
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Public Works Chair Todd Cockrell reported Solid Waste Management has been awarded a $4,936 Palmetto Pride grant to support litter and illegal dumping enforcement. The grant will buy portable trail cameras, a high power flashlight for enforcement personnel, and fund a staff member to attend the South Carolina litter summit to strengthen enforcement resources across the county.
The committee recommended acceptance and council approved the grant. Cockrell said the resources will strengthen the county's ability "to document violations, identify violators, deter illegal dumping and scavenging, and maximize enforcement resources across multiple locations throughout the county."
The committee recommended acceptance and council approved the grant. Cockrell said the resources will strengthen the county's ability "to document violations, identify violators, deter illegal dumping and scavenging, and maximize enforcement resources across multiple locations throughout the county."
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