COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) – Citizens in Richland, Kershaw, and Fairfield counties might see shifts in which county they reside in.
The South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office is actively clarifying county boundary lines. The changes could impact how citizens pay taxes, who they will vote for, and where they will send their children to school.
Blythewood resident Martha Trapp was not surprised when she received a notification from the South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office informing how the boundary line could change. Trapp has seen shifting lines for years as a resident…