SC Legislative Update: June 2026
SC Legislative Update: June 2026 We are currently in a wait and see mode in Columbia regarding the budget.  There has been much speculation about when the Senate and House Conference Committee will meet again to finalize a budget agreement. Current sources say that it will be after the runoff elections on June 23rd. We...
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SC Legislative Update – May 15, 2026
CRMCA Legislative Update Ben Homeyer, CRMCA SC Lobbyist May 2026 The South Carolina General Assembly has entered the final phase of the 2026 legislative session, with lawmakers now focused on concluding budget negotiations, finalizing major infrastructure legislation, and advancing several business and regulatory reform initiatives before adjournment. Conference committees are now central to the legislative...
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SC Legislative Update – April 2025
Legislative & Election Update (April 2026) The General Assembly is entering the final stretch of session with a primary focus on the state budget, infrastructure policy, and positioning ahead of the 2026 election cycle. Six weeks remain! Legislative Activity The House was on furlough this week, while the Senate held perfunctory session, allowing key committees...
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Overview of Senate SCDOT Modernization Legislation (S.831) – Passed the Senate and Headed to the House
Overview of Senate SCDOT Modernization Legislation (S.831) Section 1: Coordinating Council for Transportation and Mobility Creates a statewide Coordinating Council composed of key state transportation and regulatory leaders along with municipal and county representatives. The Council is responsible for aligning statewide transportation policies, reviewing, and approving long-range agency plans, recommending MPO boundaries, establishing rural planning...
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South Carolina Budget Debate, SCDOT Modernization, and Data Center Growth Implications
CRMCA Legislative Update for March 2026 Compiled by Ben Homeyer, CRMCA Lobbyist for South Carolina As the South Carolina House debates the FY state budget this week, several major policy discussions underway at the State House could directly impact construction activity, infrastructure investment, and long-term demand for ready-mixed concrete across the state. These include the...
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