The City of Easley operates under a Mayor-Council form of government. The Mayor is elected at large, and the six council members are elected from wards to serve four-year terms. Council members' terms are staggered so that three members are elected every two years. The Mayor and Council have appointed a City Administrator to run the day-to-day operations of the City and oversee the department heads.
For more information, please visit the City of Easley websiteor call City Hall at (864) 855-7900.
Pickens County Council is a six-member elected governing body dedicated to providing the most efficient services to its citizens. The Council is responsible for adopting the annual budget, setting the county property tax rate, and determining the goals and objectives that reflect the best interests of Pickens County. Daily operations of the County are directed by the County Administrator, who is appointed by the Council.
Please be advised that the Public Forum is an opportunity for citizens to come before the council with various issues. Please limit your comments to 3 minutes. Council encourages citizen participation and asks that you contact the Clerk to Council at (864) 898-5856 to sign up for this forum, or sign up in Council Chambers before the meeting starts.
The Pickens County Legislative Delegation has been elected to serve the citizens of Pickens County in the South Carolina General Assembly.For more information, please call the Pickens County Legislative Delegation office at 864-850-7070. For contact information for the Delegation members, please click on the button below.
The Anderson County Legislative Delegation Office consists of two South Carolina Senators and six members of the South Carolina House of Representatives and one Administrative Assistant. Their mission is to effectively serve the citizens of Anderson County by acting as a liaison between the Legislators and the General Public and to serve as an agency for processing and distribution of Notary Public applications.
